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Hill House, Rossnowlagh
Hill House is one of few historic buildings in Rossnowlagh, Co. Donegal. It was built by James Jennings as a family home around the year 1814. In later years it was converted into the first guesthouse in the Rossnowlagh area. The building was constructed in two phases, extended c. 1860 and 1900, and was probably in use as a hotel or guest house. It was formed into four apartments in the early 1950’s to accommodate the growing number of summer visitors to the resort. It fell into disrepair at the turn of the century and was recently purchased by a couple who have experience of restoring historic buildings and are, “as a labour of love”, restoring the building back to its original state with a close eye on conservation principles.
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Testimonials
With regards to the project of renovating and building an extension to our family home, the advice and input from Mr. Allan was excellent regarding involvement with design options and also liaising with Building Control and the Contractor.
Malcolm, Co. FermanaghAllan Curran Architects have been involved in several developments at Erne Health Centre. We have always found them to be highly professional and innovative in developing solutions for the schemes we have undertaken. Staff are courteous and approachable. We would strongly recommend Allan Curran Architects.
Kevin Mc Kenna, EnniskillenFrom the very begining, I felt our proejct was in good hands. From our first contact over the phone, the meetings on site and also in the office. I have found Roci, Julie and Betty to be professional in their manner, interseted in our project and welcoming whenever I called or phoned. I wish all concerned with Allan Curran Architects continued success.
Fr. Paul, Conservation work in Co. Leitrim