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All our houses are named after local castles. Read about them and see pictures of them here!
Borthwick Castle was built in 1430 by the Nobleman Sir William de Borthwick. In 1567, Mary, Queen of Scots used the castle as a refuge! During the Second World War, the castle was used a safe store for the Scotland’s national treasures. Click here to visit the Borthwick Castle website to learn more!
Crichton Castle was built in the late 1300s, so over 800 years ago! It is now a ruin but Mary Queen of Scots' third husband once stayed here! The Alder trees that run along the riverbanks were once used to make charcoal for the gunpowder works in Gorebridge. Click here to visit the Crichton Castle page on 'Undiscovered Scotland' to learn more!
Dalhousie Castle was built over 800 years ago! Some kings have stayed here. It was a private boarding school for a few years. It must have felt a bit like Hogwarts! It is now a hotel and spa. Click here to visit the Dalhousie Castle website to learn more!
The history of Melville Castle dates back to 1155! Mary, Queen of Scots visited the castle very regularly. In 1842, Queen Victoria was a guest at the castle! It is now used as a hotel and wedding venue. Click here to visit the Melville Castle page on 'The Castles Of Scotland' to learn more!