The house, a fine Palladian mansion designed by Richard Castle in the 1730s, consists of a three-storey block with a pillared portico, linked to the service wings by curving corridors. In the 19C, the splendid vaulted stables led to the courtyard thr..

The Famine Museum, in the stable yard, houses a comprehensive and detailed exhibition based on State archives and the Strokestown Estate Records for the famine years, used by Cecil Woodham-Smith in compiling her book The Great Hunger . The exhibitio..

St John's Church (Anglican - deconsecrated) stands at the north end of the village. It is an octagonal structure designed to resemble a medieval chapter-house. At present it houses a genealogical research service and the County Roscommon Heritage Cen..