Accommodation details:
Sleeps 4. Accommodation comprises: bright and spacious twin bedroom. Large well-equipped kitchen, sitting room with dining area. 5 stairs lead down to second twin bedroom and bathroom with bath and shower. Services : gas central heating.
Additional information: Public transport accessible. Parking is available in the nearby public car park. Holiday guests also have full access to the House's pretty formal gardens and grounds throughout their stay.
For additional accommodation, South Stables can be booked. The apartment which is located in the same stable block can accommodate 4.
About the property:
House of Dun is an exquisite Georgian mansion, designed and built by William Adam in 1730 for David Erskine, Lord Dun. The house contains superb contemporary plasterwork by Joseph Enzer and is surrounded by 800 acres of gardens, woodlands and farmland.
About the area:
The Library at House of Dun is now home to the Hutchison collection of Scottish colourists and the Stirling collection of furniture ranging from the 18th century through to the 1960's.
The Montrose Basin Wildlife Centre is a haven for birdwatchers. Nearby Montrose is a bustling town with a prosperous history dating back to the 10th century; today, it has a modern swimming pool, sports complex and excellent shopping facilities. Sandy beaches within 3-10 miles at Montrose, St Cyrus and the magnificent Lunan Bay. Local salmon fishing is available on the River South Esk - contact House of Dun for details, telephone 0844 493 2144. There are also plenty of beautiful coastal walks in the area.
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North Stables, House of Dun
- Dates available
Very Good- Angus
- 4
- 2
- Dogs allowed
North Stables is a bright and spacious apartment in the 18th-century Stable Block, built in lovely golden sandstone. Originally built to accommodate the coachmen, grooms or stable hands, the flat is reached from the inner courtyard with access via an external staircase (approximately 18 steps). The attractive courtyard now houses a handloom weaving workshop, a tearoom and a craft shop that sells a wide range of locally produced crafts. North Stables makes an ideal base to explore Montrose and the surrounding area.
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South Stables, House of Dun
- Dates available
- Very Good
- Angus
- 4
- 2
- Dogs allowed
South Stables is a bright and spacious apartment, situated in the courtyard of the House of Dun. Although completely renovated, this cosy and welcoming holiday home is still full of character and country charm. Throughout, South Stables is decorated to a high standard with comfortable furnishings chosen to blend in well with its traditional surroundings.
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Accommodation details:
Sleeps 4. Accommodation comprises: bright and spacious twin bedroom with stunning views towards the Montrose Basin. Large well-equipped kitchen, sitting room with dining area. 5 stairs lead down to second twin bedroom and bathroom with bath and shower. Services : gas central heating.
Additional information: Public transport accessible. Parking is available in the nearby public car park. Holiday guests also have full access to the House's pretty formal gardens and grounds throughout their stay.
For additional accommodation, North Stables can be booked. The apartment sleeps 4 and is also located in the stable block.
About the property:
New for 2011, within the Library at Dun the house is now home to the Hutchison collection of Scottish colourists and the Stirling collection of furniture ranging from the 18th century through to the 1960's.
House of Dun is an exquisite Georgian mansion, designed and built by William Adam in 1730 for David Erskine, Lord Dun. The house contains superb contemporary plasterwork by Joseph Enzer and is surrounded by 800 acres of gardens, woodlands and farmland.
The holiday apartment is a part of the 18th-century Stable Block, built in lovely golden sandstone. It was originally used to accommodate the coachmen, grooms or stable hands. The flat is reached from the inner courtyard with access via an external staircase (approximately 18 steps). The attractive courtyard now houses a handloom weaving workshop, a tearoom and a craft shop that sells a wide range of locally produced crafts.
About the area:
The Montrose Basin Wildlife Centre is a haven for birdwatchers. Nearby Montrose is a bustling town with a prosperous history dating back to the 10th century; today, it has a modern swimming pool, sports complex and excellent shopping facilities. Sandy beaches within 3-10 miles at Montrose, St Cyrus and the magnificent Lunan Bay. Local salmon fishing is available on the River South Esk - contact House of Dun for details, telephone 0844 493 214. There are also plenty of beautiful coastal walks in the area.
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Sleeps 4. Accommodation comprises: bright and spacious twin bedroom with stunning views towards the Montrose Basin. Large well-equipped kitchen, sitting room with dining area. 5 stairs lead down to second twin bedroom and bathroom with bath and shower. Services : gas central heating.
Additional information: Public transport accessible. Parking is available in the nearby public car park. Holiday guests also have full access to the House's pretty formal gardens and grounds throughout their stay.
For additional accommodation, North Stables can be booked. The apartment sleeps 4 and is also located in the stable block.
About the property:
New for 2011, within the Library at Dun the house is now home to the Hutchison collection of Scottish colourists and the Stirling collection of furniture ranging from the 18th century through to the 1960's.
House of Dun is an exquisite Georgian mansion, designed and built by William Adam in 1730 for David Erskine, Lord Dun. The house contains superb contemporary plasterwork by Joseph Enzer and is surrounded by 800 acres of gardens, woodlands and farmland.
The holiday apartment is a part of the 18th-century Stable Block, built in lovely golden sandstone. It was originally used to accommodate the coachmen, grooms or stable hands. The flat is reached from the inner courtyard with access via an external staircase (approximately 18 steps). The attractive courtyard now houses a handloom weaving workshop, a tearoom and a craft shop that sells a wide range of locally produced crafts.
About the area:
The Montrose Basin Wildlife Centre is a haven for birdwatchers. Nearby Montrose is a bustling town with a prosperous history dating back to the 10th century; today, it has a modern swimming pool, sports complex and excellent shopping facilities. Sandy beaches within 3-10 miles at Montrose, St Cyrus and the magnificent Lunan Bay. Local salmon fishing is available on the River South Esk - contact House of Dun for details, telephone 0844 493 214. There are also plenty of beautiful coastal walks in the area.
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