House Tours
Ardkinglas Estate
House Tours
The House is still a much-loved family home and although not open to the public on a regular basis. The Woodland Gardens are open all the year round with wonderful views of the exterior of the House, with its fabulous scenic backdrop on Loch Fyne.
The present house at Ardkinglas was completed in the autumn of 1907 and is generally considered to be the architect Sir Robert Lorimer’s masterpiece.
It was built at a time when traditional materials were skillfully and creatively mastered by expert craftsmen but where a wealth of new technology could be incorporated into the design. The house remains practically unaltered and is a very popular location for TV dramas, film production and product launches.
The House is still a much-loved family home and although not open to the public on a regular basis, a private tour of the house can be booked at any time of the year. A public tour is available every Friday from April to end of September, booking is essential.
The Woodland Gardens are open all the year round with wonderful views of the exterior of the House, with its fabulous scenic backdrop on Loch Fyne. The unique self-catering holiday apartment within Ardkinglas House , the original "Butlers Quarters" can be rented all the year round, with free access to the House Grounds and the Woodland Gardens.
From £7.50 per adult
Departure days
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
April — September
Contact details
Ardkinglas Estate
Argyll & Bute
Scotland
PA268BG
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From £7.50 Per Adult £3.50 Per Child
Prices are subject to change depending on season
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Ardkinglas Estate
The present house at Ardkinglas was completed in the autumn of 1907 and is generally considered to be the architect Sir Robert Lorimer’s masterpiece. It was built at a time when traditional materials were skillfully and creatively mastered by expert craftsmen but where a wealth of new technology could be incorporated into the design. The house remains practically unaltered and is a very popular location for TV dramas, film production and product launches. A public tour is available every Friday from April to end of September. Booking is essential.
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