Explore the history of the house
We provide two tour options to help you explore this characterful Highland home.
If your fascination lies with the paranormal, then our monthly Spooky Tour will certainly appeal. You may hope to catch a glimpse of one or more of our three phantoms. Perhaps the sorrowful young lady who may place a hand on your shoulder, the valet making his way to the silver store or the pianist who lost his life in the river but still plays the piano from time to time in the middle of the night.
If you want to dive deeper into the wartime history of the building you can book our Sunday WW2 Tour, which gives you access to the first floor rooms, which is where Churchill and Lord Rowallan likely spent time, and many more fascinating stories concerning local wartime operations. The tour will conclude with a special cream scone tea served in the library on a selection of wartime and Admiralty crockery.
We look forward to welcoming you and hope you enjoy your time with us.
Tour Times and admission
Advance Booking Recommended
WW2 House Tour & Cream Scone Tea
April to September. Sundays only. Noon start.
Advance booking essential.
£25; includes Pool House WW2 collection, tour of upper rooms and cream scone tea in library
Spooky Tour
On the second Thursday of each month at 4:30 pm we offer a “spooky tour” (2 hours). Hear about our ghosts, local folklore, murders and mayhem (not suitable for under 14s).£25 per person. Please note tours will only go ahead if we secure a minimum group size of 4 people. Bookings may therefore be subject to cancelation.
Advance booking recommended to guarantee a space on a tour.
Please do not wear high heeled shoes on house tours to protect floors and their coverings.
Winter tours strictly by prior arrangement.
