Workshops to rent at Lisnavagh

The cut granite stone & slate buildings in Lisnavagh Farmyard were originally laid out in 1848 by the architect Daniel Robertson as a model farmyard, and to this end the buildings have served their purpose extremely well for 150 years. In the 21st century however, the layout is more ideally suited to the establishment of a number of separate but interdependent businesses.

All renovations to the buildings have been carried out using traditional materials, such as lime plaster & mortars where this is possible. The architectural, historic and aesthetic conservation of these buildings is very important to us.

The following description comes from Page 1, Bailly’s Magazine of Sports & Pastimes, Vol. LXVII, No. 443, January 1897:

"...the magnificent farm buildings at Lisnavagh in stone, on four sides of a square, with water in a huge circular basin in the middle, and which are probably the finest in Leinster. They stand on what the late Mr. William Johnson of Prumplestown, the agent, used to remember as a bog, for he had shot snipe on it when a young man."



For further information please contact William Bunbury on mobile: 087 087 5104 or e-mail info@lisnavagh.com