Dalmunzie Castle

Dalmunzie Castle is a stunning quintessential Lairds mansion turreted in the Scots Baronial style & standing proudly at the head of a 6500 acre estate dating back to 1510. Enjoying magnificent mountain scenery, Dalmunzie is located in a hidden part of Highland Perthshire. Peace and tranquility are a feature of life at Dalmunzie with fires & lounges contributing to a relaxing haven from the outside world.

For the more active the first tee of Dalmunzie Golf Course is only thirty yards away. Set amongst stunning scenery, it was built for the private use of the Laird and his guests in the 1920's. Residents of Dalmunzie In addition there is a tennis court, numerous hiking trails, fishing and mountain bikes available...Dalmunzie's Library is full of books for those keen to learn about Scotland's history or to trace their elusive forbears.

• Recently listed in 'Scotland the Best's' Top 10 Most Romantic Hideaways
• Cover of Britain's Finest Hotels 2009.
• Cover of VisitScotland's Hotel Guide 2008

Voted 2nd best Country House Hotel in the book Scotland Recommends 2007.

"It was so calm and so solitary...all seemed to breathe freedom and peace, and to make one forget the world and its sad turmoil’s". - Queen Victoria's diary, 1848, en-route to Balmoral.

Its design is open to some conjecture and concerns two of Scotland's greatest golf architects. Dr Alastair MacKenzie of Augusta National fame and his contemporary James Braid of Gleneagles fame. Although only 9 holes and par 30 for gents, the course is deceptively difficult. It is sure to satisfy low & high handicappers.