Eglinton Castle

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Eglinton Castle was a grand neo-Gothic country house in North Ayrshire, Scotland, historically renowned as the ancestral seat of the Earls of Eglinton.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf country house
ancestralSeatOf Earls of Eglinton NERFINISHED
architect James Gillespie Graham NERFINISHED
John Paterson NERFINISHED
architecturalFeature battlements
courtyard
towers
turrets
architecturalStyle neo-Gothic
associatedWith Scottish aristocracy
romantic medievalism
builtFor 12th Earl of Eglinton NERFINISHED
category Historic house in North Ayrshire
centuryOfMainConstruction 19th century
condition partially ruined
constructionEnd 1802
constructionStart 1797
country Scotland
currentUse ruin
declineReason financial difficulties of the estate
maintenance costs
eventDate 1839
eventType medieval revival tournament
hasEvent Eglinton Tournament of 1839 NERFINISHED
hasFeature Eglinton Tournament Bridge NERFINISHED
artificial lake
ornamental gardens
woodland policies
hasPark Eglinton Country Park NERFINISHED
hasRemains castle ruins
gardens layout
stable block
heritageStatus scheduled monument
historicalCounty Ayrshire NERFINISHED
locatedIn North Ayrshire NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
materialUsed stone
namedAfter Earl of Eglinton NERFINISHED
near Irvine NERFINISHED
Kilwinning NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes (grounds)
ownedBy Montgomerie family NERFINISHED
partiallyDemolished 1920s

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Montgomery family hasPrimarySeat Eglinton Castle