The farmhouse and stables are roughly three hundred years old, which is longer than the US has been around but shorter than the shelf life of a Twinkie.
Most of the farmhouse has held up pretty well, but there's some inevitable decay, too.

Does not repel rain
Three hundred years is a damn long time for a house, but it's not even a blip on the cosmic time scale. Staring at the stars has a way of realigning one's thinking about lifespans.
Especially on a frigid Irish night.
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