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Mount Stuart is a shining example of the grand domestic architecture that came out of Britain’s 19th Century Gothic Revival. It stands, cathedral-like, as a monument to an obsession with the medieval past. Mount Stuart House, gardens, café and shop are open to the public seasonally. Guided house tours and self-guided admission are available ...
Mount Stuart House, en la costa este de la isla de Bute, Escocia, es una casa de campo construida en estilo neogótico y el hogar ancestral de los marqueses de Bute. Fue diseñado por Sir Robert Rowand Anderson para el tercer marqués a fines de la década de 1870, [ 1 ] reemplazando una casa anterior de Alexander McGill, que se incendió en 1877.
Das heutige Mount Stuart House wurde an der Stelle des Vorgängergebäudes aus dem Jahre 1718 errichtet, das von einem Brand vernichtet wurde. Mit dem Bau des neuen Gebäudes wurde 1878 begonnen. Das Herrenhaus ist im neogotischen Stil gehalten. Im Norden grenzt ein, ebenfalls denkmalgeschütztes, Mausoleum an, das um 1900 herum errichtet wurde.
Some of the library’s books date back to the 1400s, and the dining room features fireplaces salvaged from the original 18th century Mount Stuart. There are many surprising stories to discover at Mount Stuart: from its use as a naval hospital during WW1, complete with operating theatre, to secret doors, unfinished works and artefacts rarely ...
From £0 per ticket. Mount Stuart is a 19th century country manor house with extensive gardens on the Isle of Bute. The spectacular Gothic house was the ancestral home of the Marquess of Bute. Mount Stuart is an award-winning attraction featuring magnificent Victorian Gothic architecture and design together with contemporary craftsmanship ...
Essay by Lynsey Nairn. The Bute Archive is housed at Mount Stuart on the Isle of Bute, the ancestral home of the Crichton-Stuart family or Marquesses of Bute. In 1989, the last member of the family to have resided there, the late John Crichton-Stuart, 6th Marquess of Bute (1933–1993) made over the house and grounds to a charitable trust which ...
In gardens made for exploring. Set against a striking Firth of Clyde backdrop, our 300 acres of gardens boast arboricultural and horticultural collections of global significance. From spring’s rhododendron and magnolia blooms to autumn’s golden birch and maple trees, expect a colourful show all year round. Exotic plant life flourishes ...
