LEITH HALL
This unusual and attractive mansion house was begun in 1650, and subsequent additions have resulted in a house built around a central courtyard. The House is a fine example of a Scottish family home and is regarded by many as one of the National Trust for Scotland’s hidden gems. It contains an interesting variety of family furniture, artwork, china, tapestry and military memorabilia, and offers visitors a unique insight into the lives, loves and tragedies of the Leith-Hay family over the last four centuries. In addition to the house there are extensive gardens, stables, ponds, countryside trails with bird hide, picnic area and tearoom.

House and tearoom, Good Friday to Easter Monday, daily 1200-1700; 1 May to 30 Sep, Fri-Tue 1200-1700.
Garden and grounds, all year, daily 0930-sunset.

TEL: 01464 831216
www.nts.org.uk