Drumkilbo, Category B listed country house in Meigle, Scotland.
Drumkilbo is a country house in Meigle, Scotland, featuring traditional Scottish architecture and intricate stonework. The building sits within sixteen acres of landscaped gardens and contains a stone spiral staircase from the 13th century.
The estate was granted by Robert the Bruce to Morice de Tiry in 1300 and remained under Tyree family ownership for approximately three centuries afterward. This long period of family stewardship shaped the property across generations.
The house displays Georgian features that were artfully expanded by Sir Robert Lorimer in 1920. These additions shape how the building looks and feels today.
The house can be rented for up to 24 guests and offers amenities such as a games room, swimming pool, and Wi-Fi connection. The gardens are open for walks and exploration at your own pace.
The estate inspired Eggs Drumkilbo, a dish of hard-boiled eggs topped with lobster and prawns. This recipe became a favorite savory dish of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
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