Dunninald Castle
Baronial mansion built by preeminent Scottish architect, James Gillespie Graham.
Montrose, Angus, DD10 9TD
Facilities
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Accessible loos
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Accessible parking
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Free parking
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Pet friendly
Access to the first floor is via staircase and there is no lift in the house. Visitors unable to use the stairs are welcome to view the ground floor.
Dunninald Castle is a family home with an acclaimed walled garden, set in a planned landscape of woods and wild garden. Dunninald was built in 1824 by the architect James Gillespie Graham in the Gothic Revival style.
Guided tours of the castle explain the history of the house, the collections of
furniture, paintings and displays of fine needlework photographs and memorabilia, examples of fine plasterwork and trempe l’oeil are also on show. Tours take approximately 40 minutes and start on the hour and half hour.
Snowdrops in Spring and bluebells in May carpet the woods and wild garden. At its best in July, a highlight of Dunninald is the walled garden. Set a short walk from the house, at then end of a beech avenue the walled garden is south facing with a curved wall, and planted with traditional mixed borders, vegetables, soft fruits, fruit trees and a greenhouse.
Please note: The information on the Historic Houses website is advisory, but please always check the website of the house or garden you intend to visit before travelling.
Gardens open, 1-5pm, Sunday Monday Tuesdays, 1st May – 31st August
Castle Tours, 2pm & 3pm Daily 10th – 18th May
and 12th – 27th July
visitorinformation@dunninald.com or 01674 672031
Historic Houses members visit for free.
Tickets
Adults £10
Under 16s Free
Gardens only £6
HH Members free with card.
We welcome groups throughout the year.
Please contact the Estate Office, estateoffice@dunninald.com for groups of 10 or more.
Access to the first floor is via staircase and there is no lift in the house. Visitors unable to use the stairs are welcome to view the ground floor.
Getting here
Montrose, Angus, DD10 9TD
Dunninald Castle and Gardens is located three miles south of Montrose, ten miles north of Arbroath, signposted from A92.
The nearest train station Montrose, 3 miles away. We are also on the National Cycle Network 1 NCN 9.
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