Craigdarroch, Category A listed country house in Glencairn, Scotland.
Craigdarroch is a Georgian country house with traditional Scottish architectural features and a prominent entrance marked with the date 1729 above the doorway. The building sits on elevated ground and displays the proportions and details typical of 18th-century design.
The house served as the ancestral seat of the Fergusson family from the 14th century onward for several centuries. The structure evolved over time, with Georgian features added during the early 18th century.
Annie Laurie, who inspired the famous Scottish ballad, lived here for many years after marrying into the family. Her story remains connected to the romantic traditions of the region.
The property sits west of Moniaive and can be reached via the B729 road. Arrangements must be made in advance if you want to tour the building.
A marriage stone displaying the Cunningham family emblem is preserved at the base of the original tower. This rare detail captures the family connections through marriage and preserves a personal touch of the house's history.
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