Slain’s castle is a ruined castle in Aberseenshire, Scotland, the castle overlooks the North Sea, just 1 kilometer from the east of cruden bay.
The castles core is a 16th century tower house, however it now requires a restoration but been on hold since 2009, the last time the castle had a significant reconstruction was back in 1837, when it was built by Scots Baronial mansion, it had three extensive gardens.
Built: after 1597
Built for: Francis Hay, 9th Earl of Erroll
Rebuilt: 1836–1837
Architect: John Smith
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No Facilities however a village and few stopping stations close by
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Location
A975
Cruden Bay
Peterhead
AB42 0NE
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