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Jo Hawco (3 years ago)
Not open to the public but well worth a walk in from the Croy village hall. There's a lovely small overgrown garden next to it. A very serene place.
Not open to the public but well worth a walk in from the Croy village hall. There's a lovely small overgrown garden next to it. A very serene place.
Ronnie Murphy (3 years ago)
This is one of the most special places you will visit. I have attended Kildean Ministries Discipleship Course here over the past years. It is a place where God's presence is really felt as you walk through the garden and the forest and pathways. May this estate alway be used for God's work to glorify Him and honour Him.
This is one of the most special places you will visit. I have attended Kildean Ministries Discipleship Course here over the past years. It is a place where God's presence is really felt as you walk through the garden and the forest and pathways. May this estate alway be used for God's work to glorify Him and honour Him.
Steven Garrington (3 years ago)
The ancestral home of the Rose family was a delight to visit. Whilst the Castle itself was very good, all my delight during my weekend visit was for the grounds, especially the arboretum. There is a Chilean Pine (Monkey Puzzle Tree more commonly) of such magnificence that this single tree made the visit worthwhile! The drop off at the rear leading to the river is also to be noted for its beauty. It's to be lamented that the site is not more easily accessed by the public as I believe that the castle and grounds are owned by a church organisation and is used as a retreat.
The ancestral home of the Rose family was a delight to visit. Whilst the Castle itself was very good, all my delight during my weekend visit was for the grounds, especially the arboretum. There is a Chilean Pine (Monkey Puzzle Tree more commonly) of such magnificence that this single tree made the visit worthwhile! The drop off at the rear leading to the river is also to be noted for its beauty. It's to be lamented that the site is not more easily accessed by the public as I believe that the castle and grounds are owned by a church organisation and is used as a retreat.
The Baron (4 years ago)
I loved the wee shed. Turns out it is a toilet. A number of fleeing Jacobites threw themselves in the river to evade capture went downstream and hid out here.
I loved the wee shed. Turns out it is a toilet. A number of fleeing Jacobites threw themselves in the river to evade capture went downstream and hid out here.
E L (4 years ago)
Great walks round here, highly recommend.
Great walks round here, highly recommend.
