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Broughton House & Garden
The Edwardian home of Scottish artist E A Hornel, one of the ‘Glasgow Boys’
Coronavirus: Following the closure of our properties, all private and corporate hospitality events, including weddings, have unfortunately had to be cancelled until further notice. Our teams will be in touch with existing customers to discuss their options. If you’re having difficulty contacting us, please email functions@nts.org.uk.
We’re also still busy responding to new enquiries for later in the year and beyond and would love to hear from you! Please contact us.
This elegant Scottish townhouse was the home and workplace of E A Hornel, one of the ‘Glasgow Boys’, from 1901 until 1933. Today, its inspirational surroundings provide a picturesque setting for intimate weddings, corporate events and private functions.
Located at the heart of Kirkcudbright (the Artists’ Town) in the south-west of Scotland, Broughton House was extended by Hornel to create a studio and art gallery.
Housing many of Hornel’s paintings, the Gallery is an exceptional setting for exclusive events. The mahogany panelling, magnificent stone fireplace and classical Parthenon friezes bring an air of elegance.
Drinks reception – 40 guests
Wedding ceremony – 40 guests
Meeting – 40 guests
Nearby Blue Door self-catering cottage has 4 bedrooms and can sleep up to 7 guests.
For further information please contact us. We’ll be delighted to discuss your requirements in more detail, arrange a visit and help plan your event.
By car: turn off the A75 onto the A711 and follow the signs for Kirkcudbright. After passing the Stewartry Museum on your right, turn right onto the High Street and follow the road round.
The 501, 502 and 555 buses run from Dumfries (via Castle Douglas or Dalbeattie) to Kirkcudbright.
