Bonshaw Tower Kirtlebridge, Scotland, UK
Castle overview
A romantic 16th-century castle perfect for weddings and special events, as well as for a short relaxing stay.
Built in the mid-16th century, the Bonshaw Tower is a great example of a Scottish Border Peel Tower. Withstanding the test of time, the tower house has remained largely unaltered throughout the centuries. The architecture, furniture, and furnishing are largely preserved, which gives it an important historic charm. Located in Dumfries and Galloway, the castle is a popular venue for weddings and special events. The beautiful secluded gardens and ancient woodlands surrounding the castle add to its romantic grandeur.
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1 / Design
Bonshaw Tower carries the charm of mid 16th-century with its traditional Scottish Border Peel Tower architecture, which blends well with the ancient woodlands surrounding it.
2 / Dining
While the tower house does not have a restaurant, it offers bed and breakfast services. Dine at your room or at any lovely spot in the tower house.
3 / Location
Located in Kirtlebridge, this tower house sits on 20 acres of ancient woodlands and magnificent gardens.
features
- Meetings & Events
- Wedding Venue
local information
Bonshaw Tower
Kirtlebridge, Scotland, UK
services & amenities
Wedding Venue
The Bonshaw Tower is known for its historic wedding venue. They host elegant and romantic weddings in a beautiful private venue fit for royalty. The venue can be held at the beautiful gardens, the indoor tower, the barrel vault, or the Chief's Room.
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