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Aberdour | 14 | E |
Historic Environment Scotland
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Airdrie | 16 | Tm
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Aithernie | 17 | T
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Aldie | 16 | T
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Alloa Tower | 15 | KKm |
Owned by the National Trust for Scotland
Built in 1497 for the Earls of Mar.
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Ardross | 15 | KK
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Balcarres | 16 | Zm
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Balcomie | 16 | E
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Balgonie | 15 | KK |
Weddings, Banquets, Receptions, Corporate events
Full details on official web site:
balgonie-castle.com
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Ballinbreich
(Firth of Tay) | 14 | C
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Balmuto Tower | 15 | E
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Balwearie | 15 | KK
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Bandon | 16 | T
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Blair | - | -
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Birkhill Castle
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Exclusive use accommodation for up to 28 people.
Facilities for weddings & corporate events.
Golf, shooting and fishing parties are welcome.
Official web site
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Broomhall Castle
 | 19 | - |
Small hotel with accommodation and facilities for weddings & conferences. Official web site
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Burleigh
(near Kinross) | 15 | K
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Castle Campbell | 15 | KK |
Historic Environment Scotland
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Carden Tower | 16 | T
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Carslogie | 16 | T
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Clackmannan Tower | 14 | K
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Clatto | 16 | -
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Cleish | 16 | L
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Collairnie | 16 | L
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Couston | 17 | L
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Craighill | 17 | E
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Creich | 16 | L
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Cruivie | 15 | L
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Cunningham's | - | -
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Cupar | 13 | -
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Dairsie | 16 | Z
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Denmylne | 16 | T
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Dollarbeg Castle | | T |
The Tower at Dollarbeg Castle is a 3-bedroom apartment with a private rooftop terrace and panoramic views of the Ochil Hills.
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Dowhill | 16 | T
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Dreel | - | K
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Dunimarle | 16 | -
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Earlshall | 16 | C
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Falkland Palace | 13 | Cm
| National Trust for Scotland
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Fernie | 16 | Lm |
Official site.
For dinner, B&B, weddings and corporate events.
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Fordrell | 16 | Z
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Hall Yard | - | K
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Hallhill | 16 | T
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Hallyards | 16 | T
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Kellie (NTS) | 16 | E |
National Trust for Scotland owns the castle and gardens
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Kilconquhar Castle | 16 | Lm
| Kilconquhar Castle Estate - accommodation, timeshares, weddings, conferences, banqueting and private functions. |
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Killernie | 16 | Z
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Kingsbarns | - | -
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Knockdavie | 17 | T
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Leuchars | 13 | -
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Lindores | 13 | -
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Loch Leven | 14 | KK
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Lochore | 14 | K |
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Lordscairnie | 15 | L
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Lundin | 16 | T
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MacDuff's | 14 | KK
| By the cliffs at Wemyss, the castle is traditionally associated with the Thane of Fife and is said to be where Queen Mary first met Darnley (in 1565). Two towers, dating from the 16th century, are visible today. The gardens are home to the Wemyss burial ground and the ruins of a 16th century house.
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Menstrie (NTS) | 16 | L
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Monimail Tower | 16 | -
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Montquhanie | 16 | T
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| 16 | Em |
Myres Castle is available for B&B (10 bedrooms) or fully catered exclusive use and also weddings
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Naughton | 16 | T
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Newark
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Owner's web site includes photos, drawings, history, family connections, etc. Also known as Castle of St Monance
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Otterston | 16 | L
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Parboath | - | -
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Pittairthie | 16 | L |
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Pitcairlie | 16 | T
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Pitcruvie | 16 | T
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Pitcullo | 16 | L
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Pitfirrane | 15 | Lm
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Pitreavie | 17 | Em
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Pitteadie | 15 | KK
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Raith Tower | - | T
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Randerston | 16 | L
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Ravenscraig | 15 | KK |
Historic Environment Scotland
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Rires | 14 | -
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Rossend | 16 | E
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Rosyth | 15 | KK
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Sauchie Tower | 15 | K
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Scotstarvit | 16 | L
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Page by Undiscovered Scotland
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Seafield | 16 | T
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St. Andrews | 13 | C
| My page
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Strathendry | 16 | KK
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Stravithie | - | K
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Struthers | 16 | L
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Tulliallan | 15 | E
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Tullibole Castle | 17 | T
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Accommodation, events & weddings
Official site
B&B site
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Wemyss | 15 | E |
Wemyss Castle Gardens
(Castle not open to the public)
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T |
towers and tower houses
(mainly around 1540-1680)
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K |
simple keeps
(14th and early 15th century)
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KK |
developed keeps including chambers and courtyards
(from around 1400-1540)
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E |
E-plan tower houses featuring more than one wing
(16th and 17th centuries)
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L |
L-plan tower houses featuring a main block and one wing
(16th and 17th centuries)
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Z |
Z-plan tower houses featuring 2 corner towers situated obliquely opposite each other
(16th and 17th centuries)
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O |
walled enclosures
(mainly 12th and 13th century)
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reasonably important castles built around a central courtyard
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18th century tower houses
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V |
castles of unusual plan
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much modified or modernised castellated structures
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