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Forter Castle
GRAS_ForterCastle

Originally Georgian, Eredine House has suffered over the centuries by being greatly altered and extended. Most recently in the early 20th century when it acquired the flat roofed extensions and the widening of the windows. The house was run as a bed and breakfast but had since lain empty for some time. The original house once belonged to the client’s grandparents, and when they discovered the property was for sale, the client purchased the house. Their wish was to restore the original house and to build a sympathetic and appropriate extension.

Location

Glenisla, Scotland

Client

Private

Completed

1988

Type

Residential