Dalnaglar Castle, Category C listed castle in Kirkmichael, Scotland
The mid-Victorian baronial castle features two main towers of different heights, harled stonework, and stands near the Shee Water river.
Constructed in 1864 for banker Daniel Robertson who served Queen Victoria, the castle evolved from an earlier hunting lodge called Dalnaglar Cottage.
The estate name first appeared on maps between 1747 and 1755 as Dalniglear before changing to its current spelling Dalnaglar in 1783.
The castle functions as a private venue for holiday accommodations, weddings, and group events, with four additional holiday cottages on the grounds.
Historic Environment Scotland classifies this mid-Victorian structure as a baronial curiosity due to its architectural elements and coarse details.
Location: Perth and Kinross
Location: Kirkmichael
GPS coordinates: 56.76624,-3.39889
Latest update: March 5, 2025 17:39
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