Luxurious and exclusive holiday home. An unique property built in the 15th century, this is perfect for an outdoor or sporting holiday. Where else can you get a pit prison and a priest's hole for the children?
With contemporary works of art and fascinating sculptures, carvings and wall paintings – it certainly has its own story to tell – of heaven and of hell! But the castle itself is just heaven!
The stunning views across the Forth towards Edinburgh are enough to inspire anyone, let alone one of Scotland's finest modern artists, Jack Vettriano, as this was his former home and studio - or just enjoy this fabulous castle for what it is.
In the fifteenth century the castle was constructed as a wedding gift for Princess Mary, the eldest daughter of James II of Scotland upon her marriage to Thomas Boyd the Earl of Arran.
Be part of the 400 year history of this beautiful castle by staying in this stunning apartment and you too can be the laird of all you survey for the duration of your vacation.
Well-connected highland residence for families and parties.This enchanting highland residence provides luxury accommodation for eight guests and commands dramatic views over the loch and surrounding Grampian Mountains.
This is everything you would imagine a castle in Scotland to be - imposing from the outside, but warm and friendly on the inside. In fact, so wonderful, you will not want to leave.
With the oldest part of the castle dating back to the 1400’s, Duke’s Castle boasts an abundance of period features which have been thoughtfully retained in its restoration.
Sunday papers, the smell of coffee brewing; what it is to have room to move, space to breath, time to unwind. Spend some time in this ancient fortress nestled amidst romantic forest clad mountains and you'll go home ready to right wrongs.
Scots Baronial 19thC Castle Sleeps up to 27. Stunning Sea and Mountains Views. Built in the 1850's amidst the romantic surroundings of the Scottish Highlands, this offers exceptionally well priced family gatherings at all times of year.
Fairytale Perthshire castle, Sleeps 20 People in 10 Delightful Rooms and provides a stunning glen location for weddings and corporate getaways. Extensive parkland provides shooting and fishing on site, very near skiing and golf.
Rich in history, originally built in 1560 and subsequently partially destroyed in 1640 by the Duke of Argyll, the Fortalice has been painstakingly and sympathetically rebuilt and renovated to modern comforts by its current owner.
Looking for style, space and splendour? Compose a piece on the Grand Piano, take tea in the 800sq ft drawing room, or lose yourself to the views in the haven of comfort and calm this castle has to offer
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