Location / Directions: off A198, 0.5m east of Aberlady
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Limited accommodation for guests
History: 13th century castle rebuilt in the 16th century as a T-plan Scottish Towerhouse.
Luffness Castle is located behind mature trees off the Aberlady to Gullane road, just east of Aberlady village, Luffness Castle (also known as Luffness House). Remains include a moat, earthworks, stair-tower, gun-loops, dovecote and turrets.
The building was reputedly built for the Earls of Dunbar and March. At one point the House became a monastery. The Hope family gained Luffness in the 18th century.
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