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NAME Littleton Lodge, Littleton
AREA LOCATION STILLORGAN, Old Dublin Road, adjacent to Oatlands College.
MAP LOCATION OSI maps of 1838-1845 and 1898-1913 place it in the townland of Stillorgan North
and it is annotated as Littleton on both maps. Also marked on Taylor's map of 1816.
GENERAL Charming detached Georgian villa with two reception rooms and four bedrooms. When
for sale in 1855 it had a servants apartments, coach house and stabling for two horses. Two storey, three
bay with decorative drip moulds and bargeboards.
YEAR BUILT circa 1820
VALUATION In 1865 the valuation was 25 pounds and in the 1901 census it is noted as having
16 rooms occupied by family. It was for sale in 1917 and sold in 1918.
ARCHITECT Unknown
SOURCES Thom’s directories, Valuation records, Registry of Deeds, contemporaneous newspapers
OSI Maps, South Dublin Historical mapping and NAI Census & Wills.
OCCUPANTS
1799 Land formerly held by Robert Emmet now in the possession of Thomas Addis
Emmet leased to William Fleming for 95 years (16A 0P 32.5R)
1825 - 1827 Charles Percy Putland
1835 - 1837 William Wilson
1838 - 1842 Harriot Wilson
1843 - 1858 Captain Alexander Andrews
1858 John Gore Jones
1861 - 1864 Edward Henry (manager of Ballycorus lead works/see birth of child)
1865 - 1866 Mrs Younge
1867 - 1868 Rev Father James Rooney
1869 - 1870 Mrs Ball
1871 William Ward
1872 J Hamilton
1873 - 1877 George Octavius Foot
1877 - 1883 William George Strype
1884 - 1890 William Charles Hume Esq.
1890 - 1917 Miss Margaret Bruce Hume
1918 - 1963 O'Connor family
2001 For Sale quoting £720K
STAFF
1861 Anne Griffith - Servant
1901 - 1911 Mary Byrne - General Domestic Servant.
CURRENT
STATUS Extant and in private ownership.
CONTRIBUTOR © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE January 2018
AREA LOCATION STILLORGAN, Old Dublin Road, adjacent to Oatlands College.
MAP LOCATION OSI maps of 1838-1845 and 1898-1913 place it in the townland of Stillorgan North
and it is annotated as Littleton on both maps. Also marked on Taylor's map of 1816.
GENERAL Charming detached Georgian villa with two reception rooms and four bedrooms. When
for sale in 1855 it had a servants apartments, coach house and stabling for two horses. Two storey, three
bay with decorative drip moulds and bargeboards.
YEAR BUILT circa 1820
VALUATION In 1865 the valuation was 25 pounds and in the 1901 census it is noted as having
16 rooms occupied by family. It was for sale in 1917 and sold in 1918.
ARCHITECT Unknown
SOURCES Thom’s directories, Valuation records, Registry of Deeds, contemporaneous newspapers
OSI Maps, South Dublin Historical mapping and NAI Census & Wills.
OCCUPANTS
1799 Land formerly held by Robert Emmet now in the possession of Thomas Addis
Emmet leased to William Fleming for 95 years (16A 0P 32.5R)
1825 - 1827 Charles Percy Putland
1835 - 1837 William Wilson
1838 - 1842 Harriot Wilson
1843 - 1858 Captain Alexander Andrews
1858 John Gore Jones
1861 - 1864 Edward Henry (manager of Ballycorus lead works/see birth of child)
1865 - 1866 Mrs Younge
1867 - 1868 Rev Father James Rooney
1869 - 1870 Mrs Ball
1871 William Ward
1872 J Hamilton
1873 - 1877 George Octavius Foot
1877 - 1883 William George Strype
1884 - 1890 William Charles Hume Esq.
1890 - 1917 Miss Margaret Bruce Hume
1918 - 1963 O'Connor family
2001 For Sale quoting £720K
STAFF
1861 Anne Griffith - Servant
1901 - 1911 Mary Byrne - General Domestic Servant.
CURRENT
STATUS Extant and in private ownership.
CONTRIBUTOR © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE January 2018