Former Crawfordsburn House, Crawfordsburn
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Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 12 Feb 2009
Built in 1906 to replace one built in circa 1820 which replaced an earlier one of around 1780. Latterly it was Crawfordsburn Hospital and now (after conversion to apartments) is known as “Crawford House”. As the estate agents say “enjoys commanding views of Belfast Lough” (background). Note: taken from the grounds of Crawfordsburn Country Park. The house and grounds are well protected by the former estate wall.