Meldrum House

Meldrum House is a country mansion in Aberdeenshire that spreads across 240 acres of Scottish landscape with 51 bedrooms overlooking the adjacent golf course. The estate contains a ballroom for 200 guests, conference facilities, and a Golf Academy with Trackman technology for player development.

The foundations date to the 13th century, with an underground Cave Bar from 1236 that originally served as storage. The structure evolved over centuries, adapting to different purposes while maintaining its core role as a significant regional property.

The estate served as a center of wealth and work for the surrounding community, with its name reflecting the historic family holdings in the region. Today visitors experience how such grand residences shaped local life and trade through their agricultural operations and employment of local workers.

The property offers visitors different areas to explore for events or training, with clear paths and spaces arranged for various activities. It helps to plan ahead which areas interest you most, since the estate is large and requires time to see it properly.

Four glass domes on the lawns allow guests to dine outdoors while watching Highland cattle graze in the surrounding fields. This unusual mix of fine dining with direct contact to grazing animals creates an unexpected and memorable experience.