Standing high above a dramatic coastline overlooking the Irish sea, in the south west of Scotland’s historic lowlands, Glenapp is a family owned and occupied baronial castle set in an area of outstanding and unspoiled natural beauty. Underneath its fairytale turrets and towers there are oak-panelled rooms, rich fabrics and fine antiques, as well as modern award winning cuisine and impeccable service. The castle is hidden from the rugged landscape by 15 hectares of magical gardens filled with specimen trees and plants, including a fine collection of rare and unusual rhododendrons.
Unique in the world:
A family owned and occupied baronial castle.
As you sweep up the long tree clad drive you will glimpse the beautiful facade of the castle, encapsulating the romance of the Scottish Baronial style, with magical towers, turrets and crenellations. Once inside, a world of Victorian splendour is yours. Oak panelled halls lead to the heart of the castle offering stunning views out to sea, taking in the famous volcanic outcrop of Ailsa Craig, then on to the Isle of Arran, Holy Island and on a clear day, the hills of Northern Ireland.
