Architecture

Cleish Castle is a 16th century, L-plan tower house on a large property at the base of the Cleish Hills, near the Cleish hamlet, five kms

Tullibody House was a large laird’s mansion that was presumed to have been built by Robert Meldrum in the mid-1600s, on the site of at least

Meldrum House was a modernist office block, built in the early 1960s at 15 Drumsheugh Gardens at Lynedoch Place in the West End of Edinburgh’s New

Kincaple House was built by the Rev. Alexander Meldrum in 1789 as a country home near St Andrews, Fife. The land was assigned by King James

This three-storey mansion, sited 6 kms south of Brechin Cathedral in Angus, was built of rubble and slate by the See of Brechin to replace a

Earlshall castle was built near the village of Leuchars by successive earls of Fife between the 15th and 17th centuries. The first Earl of Fife, Sir

Now demolished, this early 16th century tower house was built by Meldrums after purchasing nearby land from the Dumbreck family’s Mains of Dumbreck property in Aberdeenshire.

Crombie (aka Crummie, Crommey) Castle is an architecturally messy mansion beside the Crombie Burn in Banffshire. It was a three-and-a-half-storey L-plan tower house built in

Fyvie Castle is one of Scotland’s Grade A heritage monuments. Located near Oldmeldrum and Turriff in the centre of Aberdeenshire, it is an L-plan palace that

Meldrum House was originally built in the mid-late 13th century by Sir Philip de Phendarg, the first Baron of Meigdrum. It occupies the Auchineve territory that