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The Manor across the road from stephenston pond

Onesimus · 2014-01-06 11:56:23

I want to go in and take some photographs of it and the surrounding area does anyone know if the public have permission to enter?

06-01-2014 11:56am

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Onesimus

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I want to go in and take some photographs of it and the surrounding area does anyone know if the public have permission to enter?

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#2 06-01-2014 12:13pm

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No- you'd need to get permission from the owners.
I was there a couple of years back - it's in a pretty bad way, and fairly dangerous to enter the building I'd say...
Some info on this thread

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#3 06-01-2014 1:03pm

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Onesimus wrote: »

I want to go in and take some photographs of it and the surrounding area does anyone know if the public have permission to enter?

A bit of local enquiring will get you the owners name.

It's well worth the look though if you can get up there. I imagine with the current weather though it would be a bad idea. She's not in the best condition.

And it's called Stephenstown House

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#4 06-01-2014 1:08pm

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MugMugs wrote: »

A bit of local enquiring will get you the owners name.

It's well worth the look though if you can get up there. I imagine with the current weather though it would be a bad idea. She's not in the best condition.

And it's called Stephenstown House

Thanks have you any idea where to begin looking for the owner? I thought it didn't have an owner? Thanks for the advice.

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#5 06-01-2014 1:13pm

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The field does have an owner. Go to the vicinity and ask local residents. It would be unkind of me to give you his name. I asked a passing local one day and found out in a matter of minutes.

Be warned however that he is not very favourable to "explorers"

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#6 07-01-2014 5:11pm

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ask in the coffee shop in stephenstown pond

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