frybrook house

Built c. 1750 for Henry Fry, who came to Boyle at the invitation of Lord Kingston. Frybrook House is an imposing Georgian-style three storey house. Many of the rooms enjoy views of the Boyle River, which bordered part of the original 6 acre property.
The drawingroom contains some of the finest examples of Georgian decorative plaster-work in existence, and an Adams fireplace. There is an oculus in the centre of the top storey, above a venetian window. The house has no basement, which is unusual for a house of its size and period.