Stobhall

The estate features four connected buildings arranged around a courtyard with a central yew tree, situated above the River Tay at 100 feet elevation.

The Drummond family received ownership of Stobhall in the 14th century, but lost it in 1745 due to their support of the Jacobite cause until restoration in 1784.

The chapel contains a mid-17th-century painted ceiling depicting monarchs of Christendom, while the dower house displays intricate plasterwork above its staircase.

The estate maintains tax exemption status through an agreement that requires opening its doors to visitors during specific periods throughout the year.

In 1498, King James IV of Scotland attended an entertainment at Stobhall where he listened to performances by a lute player within the estate walls.

Location: Perth and Kinross

GPS coordinates: 56.49340,-3.41120

Latest update: August 4, 2025 10:12