British Listed Buildings

History in Structure

Tag: Scottish Baronial architecture

Style of architecture with its origins in the sixteenth century

Is a member of Gothic Revival

  1. B Achnacloich
    Ardchattan and Muckairn
  2. A Aldourie Castle
    Dores
  3. A Amhuinnsuidhe Castle, Harris Photos
    Harris
  4. B Ardanaiseig House
    Glenorchy and Inishail
  5. A Ardross Castle
    Rosskeen
  6. A Ardverikie House
    Laggan
  7. A Balintore Castle
    Lintrathen
  8. A Balmoral Castle With Parterre And Terrace Walls
    Crathie and Braemar
  9. A Beaufort Castle
    Kiltarlity and Convinth
  10. B Carbisdale Castle
    Kincardine (Highland)
  11. II* Craig-y-nos Photos
    In the upper Tawe Valley, the grounds descending to the river, with spectacular views to the surrounding mountains.
  12. B Cringletie House
    Eddleston
  13. A Dunrobin Castle Photos
    Golspie
  14. A Inverness Sheriff Court Photos
    Inverness
  15. B Kimmerghame House
    Edrom
  16. A Levenford House, Helenslee Road, Dumbarton Photos
    Dumbarton
  17. II Monmouth Lodge Photos
    Built in the acute angle formed by the junction of the drive with the B4233, approximately 200m SE of the centre of Rockfield village.
  18. B Outbuildings, Walled Garden, Kimmerghame House
    Edrom
  19. A Peel House
    Caddonfoot
  20. A Sorn Castle Photos
    Sorn
  21. A The Glen
    Traquair
  22. A Tyninghame House Photos
    Whitekirk and Tyninghame
  23. A Wallace Monument, Abbey Craig, Stirling Photos
    Stirling

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