St.Angela's Ursuline Convent, Waterford, St. John's Without, Ballytruckle

1: Detached seven-bay three-storey convent, c.1850, four-bay three-storey side elevations, and ten-bay three-storey return to northwest. Eight-bay chapel, c.1900, on a T-shaped plan, attached to north. Fifteen-bay three-storey school with attic, c.1875, on a symmetrical plan, attached to south.

3: Historic garden, c.1900, known as “Dutch Garden” now gone.

Original late 19th century greenhouse attached to north side of convent replaced by recent greenhouse.

3: Ornamental pre-1906 garden, known as Dutch Garden, in front of school and convent with steps and sunken garden, much altered.

Original perennial collections in Dutch Garden and Botany Garden gone (shown in historic photos).

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4: Extensive pre-1843 productive gardens to north, west and south, all replaced later by buildings extensions and sports fields.

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5: Small area of parkland, pre 1843, with mature trees and lawns remain on east or front side of convent east.

6: Beech walk to south, c.1870.

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Access direct from Old Tramore Road to east

2: Gateway, c.1900, to east with a pair of ashlar piers piers, recent steel double gates, recent metal railings on cement rendered plinth convex walls flank entrance and terminate in ashlar square piers. Pedestrian gate to south with stone block and start framing and ashlar pediment with cross stone finial. Lodge, pre 1843, south of current entrance, removed post in 20th century.

Rubble-stone wall, pre 1843, on Old Tramore Road to east. Rubble-stone wall, c.1870 to south, east and north in extented grounds

Two statues remaining in park to east: Our Lady by Seamus Murphy (1933), and Sedes Sapientiae, Seat of Wisdom

7: Graveyard, c.1850, for sisters with white cast-iron crosses, still in use. Surrounded by clipped hedges, wood fence, stone and concrete wall. It retains tall Irish Yews.