Lickleyhead Castle

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Lickleyhead Castle is a historic Scottish tower house in Aberdeenshire, long associated with the Leslie family and noted for its distinctive 16th-century architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf castle
tower house
associatedWith Clan Leslie NERFINISHED
Leslie family NERFINISHED
country Scotland
hasArchitecturalFeature battlements
corbelled turrets
crow-stepped gables
harled stone walls
spiral staircase
turreted tower
vaulted basement
hasArchitecturalStyle Scottish baronial
hasDefensiveFeature elevated entrance
narrow windows
thick stone walls
hasFloorPlan L-plan
hasFunction defensive residence
symbol of status for local lairds
hasInteriorFeature great hall
large fireplaces
wood-panelled rooms
hasMaterial stone
hasNameOrigin derived from local place-name Lickleyhead
hasNumberOfStoreys four storeys
hasOwner members of the Leslie family
heritageStatus listed building
inception 16th century
locatedIn Aberdeenshire NERFINISHED
Garioch NERFINISHED
Premnay NERFINISHED
near Bennachie NERFINISHED
Insch NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the Leslie family
distinctive 16th-century Scottish tower-house architecture
region north-east Scotland
roofType pitched roof with crow-steps
significantEvent remodelled in the 17th century
restored in the 19th century
usedAs country house
private residence

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Leslie family hasHistoricSeat Lickleyhead Castle