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The Mill Street House in Blackpitts, Dublin, Ireland

... that one of the few surviving "Dutch Billy" style buildings is a house in Dublin (pictured)?

Source: "Building of the Month - January 2018". buildingsofireland.ie. National Inventory of Architectural Heritage. January 2018. Retrieved 6 August 2026. "10 Mill Street, which was built circa 1720, belongs to a distinctive style of house termed the "Dutch Billy" [..] few “Dutch Billy” houses survive today."

- ALT1 ... that a building used as offices (pictured) for a distillery is a Protected Structure?

- - Source2: Offices for a distillery source (Neylon, Laoise (10 May 2017). "In Blackpitts, an 18th-Century House Is Restored from Ruins". Dublin InQuirer. Retrieved 6 August 2026.) protected structure source (Dublin City Development Plan 2022-2028 - Volume 4 - Record of Protected Structures (PDF), Dublin City Council, p. 168, RPS Ref no. [..] 5247 [..] 10 Mill Street, Dublin 8 [..] House)

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