Castle Craig

Settlement in Peeblesshire

Scotland

Castle Craig

Scattered trees, Scotstown Bank
Scattered trees, Scotstown Bank Credit: Richard Webb

Castle Craig is a historic castle located in Peeblesshire, Scotland. Situated on a prominent hilltop, it overlooks the picturesque Tweed Valley and provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. The castle has a rich history dating back to the 14th century, making it a significant landmark in the area.

Originally built as a defensive stronghold, Castle Craig has undergone several transformations over the centuries. Today, it stands as a magnificent example of Scottish architecture, blending elements of both medieval and Renaissance styles. The castle features a tall tower, fortified walls, and a courtyard, all of which have been well-preserved.

The castle has witnessed various historical events and has been associated with several prominent figures throughout its existence. It is said that Mary, Queen of Scots, stayed at Castle Craig during her visit to the region, adding to its historical significance.

In recent years, Castle Craig has been converted into a luxury hotel and is a popular destination for tourists seeking a unique and tranquil retreat. The hotel offers comfortable accommodations, exquisite dining options, and a range of activities for guests to enjoy, such as hiking, fishing, and exploring the nearby natural beauty.

Castle Craig is also a favored venue for weddings and events due to its stunning setting and historical charm. Its well-manicured gardens provide a picturesque backdrop for special occasions and create an unforgettable atmosphere.

Overall, Castle Craig in Peeblesshire is a captivating destination that seamlessly blends history, natural beauty, and modern luxury, making it a must-visit for travelers seeking a unique Scottish experience.

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Castle Craig Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 55.681656/-3.3851707 or Grid Reference NT1344. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Scattered trees, Scotstown Bank
Scattered trees, Scotstown Bank
Blyth Farm Road Blyth Bridge end of the Old Coach Road.
Blyth Farm Road
Blyth Bridge end of the Old Coach Road.
Road end, Blyth Bridge Junction on the A701.
Road end, Blyth Bridge
Junction on the A701.
Playground, Blyth Bridge
Playground, Blyth Bridge
Blyth Farm Road
Blyth Farm Road
Blyth Farm A very large new cattle shed, built on this site in 2019 <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/590557">NT1345 : Blyth</a>
Blyth Farm
A very large new cattle shed, built on this site in 2019 NT1345 : Blyth
Delivery, Blyth Bridge A tricky job in the weather.  Later a lorry was assisted out of the farmyard by a tractor with a round bale on a front loader.
The signs are a total waste of money. The road ends at the cottages behind the supermarket van (but continues as a farm track - The Old Coach Road).
Delivery, Blyth Bridge
A tricky job in the weather. Later a lorry was assisted out of the farmyard by a tractor with a round bale on a front loader. The signs are a total waste of money. The road ends at the cottages behind the supermarket van (but continues as a farm track - The Old Coach Road).
The Old Coach Road, Blyth Bridge The end of the public road, a few metres after a national speed limit sign. The lorry had been assisted out of the farmyard by pushing with a round bale  on a tractor's front loader.
The Old Coach Road, Blyth Bridge
The end of the public road, a few metres after a national speed limit sign. The lorry had been assisted out of the farmyard by pushing with a round bale on a tractor's front loader.
The Old Coach Road, Blyth
The Old Coach Road, Blyth
Fence on Blyth Hill
Fence on Blyth Hill
Ramparts, Blyth Hill There is a small hill fort here with two well defined ramparts.
Ramparts, Blyth Hill
There is a small hill fort here with two well defined ramparts.
Blyth Bridge View from Blyth Hill with Drochil Hill in the background.  A community which has grown somewhat in recent years. Blyth Farm's big new cattle shed is in the bottom right corner.
Blyth Bridge
View from Blyth Hill with Drochil Hill in the background. A community which has grown somewhat in recent years. Blyth Farm's big new cattle shed is in the bottom right corner.
Old Smiddyfield Park, Blyth Bridge Newish houses in a much expanded community.
Old Smiddyfield Park, Blyth Bridge
Newish houses in a much expanded community.
Blyth Bridge
Blyth Bridge
Ash tree, Blyth
Ash tree, Blyth
Above Blythe Bridge Two snow covered ashes above Blyth Farm.
Above Blythe Bridge
Two snow covered ashes above Blyth Farm.
Old Coach Road, Blyth
Old Coach Road, Blyth
Blyth Bridge View from near Sandy Hill to the southwest.
Blyth Bridge
View from near Sandy Hill to the southwest.
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Castle Craig is located at Grid Ref: NT1344 (Lat: 55.681656, Lng: -3.3851707)

Unitary Authority: The Scottish Borders

Police Authority: The Lothians and Scottish Borders

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