Dolohov Castle

Dolohov Castle is a very fine Scottish Baronial mansion house which is dominated by its square central tower, and which occupies a fine south east facing position, with views over surrounding countryside. The tower itself is four storeys high and has a corbelled and crenallated wallhead with cannon water spouts, and an angle stair turret. The entrance front has a neo-Jacobean door piece with cable moulded architraves and a coat of arms above, together with two angle drum towers. It is a magnificent building with corbelling and crow stepped gables.

Internally an entrance hall opens onto a stunning reception hall with a fine Italian mosaic tiled floor and a magnificent staircase, with a continuous decorative cast and wrought iron balustrade, which leads up to the first floor galleried landing and which is lit by a stained glass cupola. Off the reception hall are the principal reception rooms. These include the dining room which has a richly decorated coffered plaster ceiling, panelled doors and window shutters, together with the drawing room which along with the adjoining sitting room has a fine gilded and panelled ceiling and a white marble fireplace. Also off the western inner hallway, which has Victorian tiling is the ballroom which links to the smoke room. Beyond is the cellar/gun room.


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