Corravahan

Corravahan, or Coravahn as it was called by a number of former owners, is a substantial early nineteenth century classical country house of c. 1840, designed by William Farrell in a restrained late-Georgian style. The house, which was originally built as a rectory by the powerful Beresford family, replaced the original eighteenth century parsonage at Drung. Essentially a square, regular three-bay three storey block over a basement, the West elevation has a full height two-bay bow, the entrance front has a single bay, single storey central porch, and there is a substantial return to the North.

Address & Contact

Corravahan, Drung, Ballyhaise, Cavan, H12 D860

t: +353 87 9772224

e: corravahan@gmail.com

w: www.corravahan.com

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Opening Details

Open Jan 9-10, 16-17, 23-24.

Feb 13-14, 20-21, 27-28.

Mar 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, 27-28.

May 7-10, 14-17, 21-24, 28-31.

Jun 11-14, 18-20.

Aug 12-22, 28-29.

Sep 4-5, 11-12.

9am to 1pm

2pm to 6pm Sundays. 

 

Adults €10.00

OAPs, Children and Students €5.00

Entry free to members of HHI, Irish Georgian Society and UAHS

Limited parking during restoration works

No dogs please

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Corravahan: Architecture & History