Coomhola Lodge

Originally known as Sans Souci (Without Cares, as per Frederick the Great's summer palace), it had been built by the White family as a hunting lodge, with a focus on fishing perhaps, as it's close to the Coomhola river (and tributary Borlin), with excellent fishing for salmon and sea trout. And it was there that Salvin Bowlby taught Audrey Kaulback the arts of fly-fishing, at which she became very proficient.

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In its new incarnation as a holiday home, it's evidently been spruced-up to some extent and the ivy or wisteria that picturesquely cloaked it has been removed.