Kindlestown Castle is located astride the slopes of Kindlestown Hill, to the north of Delgany, 1.9 km west of Greystones railway station, and near the Dromont housing development.
Kindlestown Castle is a late stone example of the hall house, commanding a good view of the countryside and the Irish Sea. The castle takes its name from its association with Albert de Kenley , who is believed to have erected it in the late 13th century. Others give it an earlier date of 1225, associating it with Walter de Bendeville.
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