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Mill

Lisburn and Castlereagh, Northern Ireland

The record

Designation
Record only (not listed)
Grade
Record Only
Type
No type recorded
Address
Mill, Mill Road, Ballyknockan, Ballygowan, NEWTOWNARDS, County Down, ** See General Comments **
Council
Lisburn and Castlereagh
Country
Northern Ireland
Coordinates
54.50832, -5.83004
Date of survey
22 April 2011
HB reference
HB25/02/008

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The Department's description

A former vernacular rubble stone mill building, located close to the refurbished nineteenth-century mill complex at Ballyknockan. This two-storey building, now roofless, is thought to be the oldest part of the complex,dating from the seventeenth century, but is now a ruinous shell. This building was surveyed in the First Survey but not listed. Only a Partial Survey was taken during the Second Survey as the building is not of sufficient architectural interest to warrant a full Second Survey.

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A former vernacular rubble stone mill building, located close to the refurbished nineteenth-century mill complex at Ballyknockan. This two-storey building, now roofless, is thought to be the oldest part of the complex,dating from the seventeenth century, but is now a ruinous shell. This building was surveyed in the First Survey but not listed. Only a Partial Survey was taken during the Second Survey as the building is not of sufficient architectural interest to warrant a full Second Survey.

A former vernacular rubble stone mill building, located close to the refurbished nineteenth-century mill complex at Ballyknockan. This two-storey building, now roofless, is thought to be the oldest part of the complex,dating from the seventeenth century, but is now a ruinous shell.

This building was surveyed in the First Survey but not listed. Only a Partial Survey was taken during the Second Survey as the building is not of sufficient architectural interest to warrant a full Second Survey.

Nearby in the register

Other entries of the same register within about three miles of this one, by straight line.

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