Scottish Castles for Sale News

This magnificent piece of property Castles over the town it’s name after.
After turning on the street called Street Of The Castle in French(Rue duChateau), to come home to a 21 room Castle with over 12,900 square feet of living space. The separate guest quarters is perfect to have family members and friends stay in when you castle bedrooms rooms are full or a complete privacy is desired. Sitting on over 6 acres, this property has room for a helicopter pad, tennis court, pool, horses, zoned for more housing, or what ever you fancy.
The interior measurements of the castle is over 12,900 square feet (1200 square meters) and the caretaker’s house is about 2476 square feet (230 square meters) with a garage and barn with chicken coop. The back of the park land include fenced off goats to maintain the woods.French castle for sale

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A legal dispute over the title of the Earl of Arran has reached the Court of Session in Scotland. Swiss recluse Willi Ernst Sturzenegger has appealed to the Court of Session to be recognised, formally, as the territorial Earl of Arran and be addressed with all due dignity. The court of the Lord Lyon was quite surprised that anyone would want to claim the title Earl of Arran, especially since it is already held by Scotland’s most famous peer, the Duke of Hamilton.
Mr Sturzenegger, who already calls himself online as Lord Arran, had a similar petition turned down by the Lord Lyon, the guardian of Scottish titles and heraldry.

Midmar Castle is for sale along with the Barony of Midmar. The castle itself is a unique property.Midmar Castle dates from many different eras, but it’s accepted widely that the square tower dates from around 1411 and the main tower from 1565, with further additions and renovations over the years which followed. The castle was most likely built by the then Governor of Scotland Sir William Wallace as a hunting lodge for his friend Sir Thomas Lonsdale.