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Kilruddery House

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Kilruddery House

Country house at Bray, County Wicklow, Republic of Ireland. It is one of the earliest Tudor revival mansions in Ireland, designed by Sir Richard Morrison for the 10th Earl of Meath about 1820. It has three fronts, pointed gables, and a domed conservatory, which was designed by William Burn and added in 1852. The house was altered in the 1950s and reduced in size. The original entrance hall, great hall, and dining room were some of the rooms lost in this reconstruction, which was to the design of Claud Phillimore.



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