House of Dun
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About
House of Dun is a National Trust for Scotland treasure perched on the edge of the Montrose Basin in Angus. Completed in 1743 by the celebrated architect William Adam, the Georgian baroque mansion boasts ornate plasterwork, a grand salon, and a collection of original furnishings that vividly restore life in 18‑century Scotland. The surrounding estate features award‑winning gardens, a historic icehouse, a family mausoleum, and ancient standing stones, providing a rich tapestry of natural and cultural history. Visitors enjoy free entry to the house, making it an accessible and enlightening stop for all travelers.
Highlights
- William Adam Architecture
- Plasterwork in Grand Salon
- Historic Icehouse
- Family Mausoleum
- Neolithic Monuments
- Award-Winning Gardens
Must-See Areas
Grand Salon
Icehouse
Mausoleum
Stone Garden