- Building type: Country House
- Date of construction: 1756
- Architect: Christopher Myers
- Listing: A
- HB/SMR Ref: HB06/02/001
- 2nd Survey by EHS: Yes
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Glenarm Castle, Glenarm, BT44 0BD
County Antrim
Originally a Palladian double pile house, re-modelled in 1824 to create a grand three storey Jacobethan style mansion. A four square structure with turrets crowned with domelets and weathervanes. Gabled parapets and tall chimneys. Large front entrance porch
| Stone Type Category: | Buff-Pink Sandstone |
| Primary Stone Type: | Giffnock Sandstone |
| Secondary Stone Type: | Scrabo Sandstone |
| Other Stone Type: | Basalt |
| Replacement Stone Type: | English Lower-Mid Jurassic Limestone |
| Stonework Construction: | Regular-coursed plain ashlar |
| Stonework Condition: | Variable discoloration and surface deterioration of sandstone with loss of material primarily through granular disintegration. |
| Condition Assessment (QUB): | 2 |
