Mount Stuart

Classification and Statistics Type: House, Mansion or Palace Built: 1716 Type: Historic Building Built: 1716 Tourist Rating: Text of Entry Updated: 03-FEB-2022

Location Latitude: 55.7916°N Longitude: 5.0187°W National Grid Reference: NS 108 595 A range of modern and historical maps are accessible through the map tab on the right of this page Get directions by entering the UK postcode of your location, home or hotel here eg. EH1 3YT

Extended Information

John Crichton-Stuart, 6th Marquess of Bute (1933 - 1993), undertook a major renovation programme at Mount Stuart and transferred ownership of the house and the surrounding Bute Estates to a charitable trust to secure their future.

References and Further Reading

Anon (1997) Mount Stuart House and Gardens. http://www.mountstuart.com/
McDowall, David (2010) Bute. The Laird Press, Richmond, Surrey
Montgomery-Massingberd, H. and C.S. Sykes (1997) Great Houses of Scotland. Lawrence King Publishers

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Related Entries

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(3 Attractions, 1 Council Area, 1 Historical County, 1 Family, 4 Features, 1 Parish, 6 People and 2 Settlements)

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Attractions:	Dumfries House Mount Stuart Visitor Centre	Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Council Area:	Argyll and Bute
Families:	Stewart
Features:	Balmory Hall Bute	Great Cumbrae Hermitage, The
Historical Counties:	Bute and Arran
Parishes:	Kingarth
People:	Sir Robert Rowand Anderson John Crichton-Stuart (4th Marquess of Bute) John Crichton-Stuart (6th Marquess of Bute)	John Patrick Crichton-Stuart (3rd Marquess of Bute) Robert Weir Schultz (R. W. S. Weir) John Stuart (3rd Earl of Bute)
Settlements:	Kerrycroy	Rothesay

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