- ISAAC HEZLETT (1796-1883), married, in 1823, Jane Swan, of Bannbrook House, and was father of. HUGH HEZLETT (1825-1906), father of.
- This is a well preserved thatched cottage, home of the Hezlett family for several generations before being acquired by the National Trust and is displayed...
- ONE of the North Coast’s oldest buildings could be lost if repair work isn’t carried out, according to its owners Hezlett House near Castlerock date...
- Hezlett House was built as a parsonage for the rector of Dunboe. In 1761 the house was purchased by a local farmer named Isaac Hezlett.
- Hezlett House in Castlerock was built around 1691 as a Rectory for the Archdiocese of Derry. ... structure at Downhill Demesne and Hezlett House.
- Prices start at $89 per night, and chalets and houses are popular options for a stay near Hezlett House. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.
- Fantastic spot run by the National Trust. Lovely marked walks up to the Mussenden Temple (not sure what "Hezlett House" is?).
- Hezlett House Northern Ireland Farmhaus. Ganz in der Nähe vom Mussenden Temple und Downhill Demesne liegt, etwas versteckt, ein altes Farmhaus.
- We are showing you the observations for the nearest location to Hezlett House (NT) (6.3 miles, 25 m lower).
- Downhill Demesne and Hezlett House is a museum in Castlerock. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews.