Killloteran House, Middlethird, Killoteran, Killoteran

1: Detached three-bay single-storey over basement house, c.1820, on a rectangular plan centred on single-storey portico.

None of historic interest but well-kept shrubberies and lawn.

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There are a number of mature native and exotic trees along the avenue and in the park.

3: Yard east of house with detached two-storey multi-bay outbuilding of rubble stone with pitched slate roof in good condition. Access to yard via carriage entrance and by gothic doorway to garden.

4: Detached outbuilding to southeast, now part of separate property that uses the historic secondary gate to the road.

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5: Large intact walled garden of rubble stone. Not in use as kitchen garden, laid out in lawn.

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6: A modest park survives intact edged with clumps of trees in classic English landscape style.

There are small patches of woodland to the north and south of the property but no plantations.

Historic field structure remaning and in use for farming

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One avenue from Old Kilmeaden Road, pre 1843, running northwest and dividing to rear and front of house. Previously, this returned to the road to the southeast past the outbuildings to a separate exit that now serves a recent detached dwelling.

2: Detached two-bay single-storey gate lodge, pre 1843, on a rectangular plan with hipped slate roof.

South by Old Kilmeaden Road, north, east, and west by agricultural land and hedgerows.

7: A ha-ha separates the lawn to the front of the house, facing northwest towards the River Suir. Now diminished in depth and rendered in cement.