Ballencrieff, Scotland, History, Date, Destruction, Scottish Architecture
Ballencrieff Castle : Historic Aberlady Building
Historic Building by Aberlady, East Lothian, Scotland, UK
Ballencrieff Castle Aberlady
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Address: Ballencrieff, by Aberlady, East Lothian
Location: south off the B1377, easily visible in this open plain
Brief Description
In 1507, James IV commanded James Murray (his private secretary) to build himself a fortified house at Ballencrieff.
Ballencrieff Castle was destroyed in or around 1545 but was rebuilt in 1586. In 1868 the property accidentally burnt down.
Restoration began in 1992 by Peter Gillies and his partner Lin Dalgleish, and was completed in summer 1997.
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