Holding page for Templeville

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Date	Owner/Occupier	Source
1834	Rev. Charles Sleater, Killiney (no house name provided)	Watson’s almanack 1834
1837	‘Templeville’ appears on O.S. ‘fair plan’ map	O.S. Map
1847	Rev. Charles Sleater, Templeville, Killiney	Thoms
1850-58	Rev. Charles Sleater, A.M. perpetual curate, Killiney Church, Templeville	Thoms, Ballybrack
1866-68	Rev. Charles Sleater, Templeville, Killiney	Thoms
1870	Rev. J.B. Radcliffe
1877-1907	Frederick R. Rambaut Esq	Thoms, Killiney
1910-12	Mrs. Rambaut
1917-43	The Misses Rambaut
1947-60	G. Rice

Peter Pearson says

Temple Ville, which stands just to the north of Druid Lodge, is one of Killiney’s few Georgian-style houses, and is historically interesting for once having been used as a church. Indeed, a curious feature of its chimney stack is a small, arched opening which may once have housed a bell. Church services were held here until the opening of St Matthias’s Church, Ballybrack, in 1835. The house is a five-bay, two-storey, non-basement residence with dormer windows. The interior exhibits typical late-Georgian features such as a narrow cornice and six-panelled doors.