The magnificent Drumlanrig Castle, constructed from distinctive pink sandstone, was finished in 1691 by architect William Douglas, the first Duke of Queensberry. Today it is home to part of the internationally renowned Buccleuch Art Collection, and one of the family seats of the Duke and Duchess of Buccluech and Queensbury.
It is also a thriving country Estate boasting dedicated waymarked paths and woodland trails for wildlife enthusiasts, walkers and mountain bikers of all abilities, while field sports and fishing have long been synonymous with Drumlanrig Castle.
Budding and experienced horticulturists alike will be delighted by the impressive Gardens, extending to 40 acres, while the Stableyard is home to the Castle Shop, Stableyard Studios, Visitor Centre and the Scottish Cycle Museum.
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Drumlanrig Castle