The Yenra Estate

A large stone structure with four walls and two towers, situated in a grassy area surrounded by trees. The structure appears to be made of rough-hewn stones, possibly granite or sandstone, and features a mix of rectangular and rounded arches. A small bridge connects the building's main entrance to the surrounding grounds. In the foreground, a wooden fence encloses the lawn, while in the background, dense foliage obscures any views beyond the property. The overall atmosphere suggests a serene and peaceful setting, possibly a garden or park within a larger estate. Additionally, there is an inscription on one of the stones near the entrance that reads 'Yenra', which may be a name or title related to the structure's purpose or history.