Newberry Hall, Carbury, Co Kildare
Mark Bence-Jones. A Guide to Irish Country Houses (originally published as Burke’s Guide to Country Houses volume 1 Ireland by Burke’s Peerage Ltd. 1978); Revised edition 1988 Constable and Company Ltd, London.
p. 223. “(Pomeroy, Harberton, V/PB) A Palladian house of red brick with stone facings, built during 1760s for Arthur Pomeroy, afterwards 1st Viscount Harberton; probably to the design of the amateur architect, Nathaniel Clements. Centre block of two storeys over basement… sold 1840, subsequently owned by Edward Woolstenholme and then by William Pilkington, a Dublin publisher; bought by the Robinson family 1911.”
Not in national inventory
Sold ca 2010 for €7.5 million,
https://www.independent.ie/business/irish/75m-estate-is-richest-irish-sale-despite-crisis-26703667.html
Newberry Hall Demesne,
Co Kildare: €7.5m
Although in need of extensive renovation work, this Palladian mansion on 444 acres was sold in September to an unmarried young Irish farmer.
It took just three weeks to sell, during which time 14 farmers and businessmen from Ireland, the US and UK viewed the property. The buyer is understood to have employed one of the leading consultant architects in the business to oversee the restoration, the cost of which may also run into millions.
Irish Historic Houses 