Charleville Forest Castle, County Offaly

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Charleville Forest Castle in County Offaly is a 19th-century Gothic Revival mansion renowned for its elaborate neo-Gothic architecture and picturesque woodland setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gothic Revival country house
stately home
architect Francis Johnston
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival
neo-Gothic
builtInCentury 19th century
commissionedBy Charles William Bury, 1st Earl of Charleville
constructionEndDate 1812
constructionStartDate 1800
country Ireland
hasArchitecturalFeature Gothic arches
battlements
grand staircase
great hall
ornate plasterwork
stained glass windows
turrets
hasConservationStatus under restoration
hasFloorCount 3
hasMaterial stone
hasOutbuildings gate lodge
stable yard
hasParklandArea Charleville Demesne
hasReputation haunted house
hasSetting Charleville Forest
woodland
hasTouristActivity heritage tourism
heritageDesignation Protected Structure (Ireland)
locatedIn County Offaly
Ireland
locatedNear Tullamore
namedAfter Charleville Forest
nearbyTown Tullamore
notableFor elaborate neo-Gothic decoration
picturesque woodland setting
romantic Gothic Revival design
ownedBy private owners
partOf Charleville Estate
province Leinster
region Midlands of Ireland
usedAs heritage attraction
private residence
usedFor events
film location
guided tours

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Francis Johnston notableWork Charleville Forest Castle, County Offaly