A haven of nature; escape the ordinary
The evergreen heart of Perthshire, Murrayshall dates back over 400 years. The former home of Lord Lynedoch is not only a stately house, but a landmark on the Scottish landscape. With 40 sophisticated rooms and suites, you’ll find a hideaway that’s full of natural tranquillity. As you explore our extensive grounds, you’ll find something to suit every desire. 27-holes of parkland golf and an ever-flowing range of activities across the surrounding area. Plus an array of award-winning food at our brasserie and bar. You’ll be enchanted with everything Murrayshall has to offer.
Award winning cuisine
With Perthshire on our doorstep, we make the most of everything the land has to offer. From fresh vegetables to locally sourced meat, each ingredient has been carefully chosen to enhance your dining and tasting experience. So whether you’re looking for your pub favourite or eclectic cuisine, you’ll find it here at Murrayshall.
Perthshire’s most beautiful golfing experience
Meandering across 365 acres of land, you’ll have access to two golf courses and a total of 27-holes. For a weekend trip or a 7-day stay, you’ll never be short of options. At Murrayshall, there’s also an expansive driving range and access to our Pro Shop. No matter the season or the weather; you can play golf at Murrayshall. We also don’t require a handicap certificate for you to play, so our courses are open to all levels.
400 years of history to discover
Built in 1664, Murrayshall House was originally owned by Sir Andrew Murray (son of First Lord Balvaird and brother of David Murray, the Second Lord of Balvaird and Fourth Viscount of Stormont). His family became known as the Graham-Murrays and they stayed in the house for 260 years.
