Stone Lodge for sale with Allen & Jacobs
Stonehouse
NAME Stonehouse/Stone House
AREA LOCATION Stillorgan N11 opposite UCD
MAP LOCATION OSI maps of 1838-1845 and 1898-1913 place it in the townland of
Owenstown/Trimleston and it is annotated as Stonehouse and
Stone House respectively.
GENERAL Stone House, Stillorgan Road on 4 acres with gatelodge and paddocks
was up for sale in 1932. Described as a handsome double fronted detached non basement
residence with ornamental porch, good hall with a spacious lofty drawing room and dining
room. The hall had a wide staircase with handsome balustrade. It had a study, five family and
two maids rooms. It had two bathrooms, kitchen with modern range and pantries. Outside it
had a haybarn, stabling, garden, paddocks with a dairy, outoffices and a large garage. The
gatelodge was later called Glenomena/Glenomena Post Office and currently called Stone Lodge.
The pillars from the original entrance are still extant.
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YEAR BUILT circa 1832
VALUATION In 1912 the valuation was 38 pounds and in the 1911 census it is
noted as having 10 rooms occupied by the family.
ARCHITECT Unknown
SOURCES Thom’s directories, contemporaneous newspapers, NAI Census &
Wills and OSI Maps
OCCUPANTS
1832 - 1915 Barton family
1917 - 1932 Mrs Frances Olphert
1934 - 1957 Vincent Crowley – Director of Irish Homes Ltd/Kennedy, Crowley and Co
1960 Harold Francis Murray (Murrays Rent a Car)
1987 For Sale on 2.25 acres as a development opportunity (period residence still in place)
STAFF
1904 Thomas Hickey - Coachman was let £100 in 1904 by his employer
1930 Samuel Willoughby - Gardener
CURRENT No longer extant
STATUS
CONTRIBUTOR © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE July 2018
AREA LOCATION Stillorgan N11 opposite UCD
MAP LOCATION OSI maps of 1838-1845 and 1898-1913 place it in the townland of
Owenstown/Trimleston and it is annotated as Stonehouse and
Stone House respectively.
GENERAL Stone House, Stillorgan Road on 4 acres with gatelodge and paddocks
was up for sale in 1932. Described as a handsome double fronted detached non basement
residence with ornamental porch, good hall with a spacious lofty drawing room and dining
room. The hall had a wide staircase with handsome balustrade. It had a study, five family and
two maids rooms. It had two bathrooms, kitchen with modern range and pantries. Outside it
had a haybarn, stabling, garden, paddocks with a dairy, outoffices and a large garage. The
gatelodge was later called Glenomena/Glenomena Post Office and currently called Stone Lodge.
The pillars from the original entrance are still extant.
.
YEAR BUILT circa 1832
VALUATION In 1912 the valuation was 38 pounds and in the 1911 census it is
noted as having 10 rooms occupied by the family.
ARCHITECT Unknown
SOURCES Thom’s directories, contemporaneous newspapers, NAI Census &
Wills and OSI Maps
OCCUPANTS
1832 - 1915 Barton family
1917 - 1932 Mrs Frances Olphert
1934 - 1957 Vincent Crowley – Director of Irish Homes Ltd/Kennedy, Crowley and Co
1960 Harold Francis Murray (Murrays Rent a Car)
1987 For Sale on 2.25 acres as a development opportunity (period residence still in place)
STAFF
1904 Thomas Hickey - Coachman was let £100 in 1904 by his employer
1930 Samuel Willoughby - Gardener
CURRENT No longer extant
STATUS
CONTRIBUTOR © June Bow & Karen Poff
DATE July 2018