INSIDE the Most Expensive Mansion in Scotland | 764 Acres, Cottages, Gardens & An ENTIRE Forest скачать в хорошем качестве

INSIDE the Most Expensive Mansion in Scotland | 764 Acres, Cottages, Gardens & An ENTIRE Forest

Link to Listing: https://bit.ly/Newliston_House_And_Es... Are you in the market to buy or sell? I love having property consultations with viewers. Set up a call and work with me: https://calendly.com/philip-philipwells SUMMARY Newliston House and Estate is a magnificent Georgian Mansion designed by Robert Adam, intact with it's entire estate of woodlands, policy parkland, formal gardens, farmland, and outbuildings that predate the mansion. LOCATION Newliston is located on Edinburgh’s urban fringe, only 10 miles from the city center, and 4 miles from Edinburgh Airport. Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital city, is renowned for its historic Old Town and famous skyline dominated by Edinburgh Castle, and the classical architecture of its New Town. Known globally as a financial centre and home to a number of highly acclaimed universities, it now attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors a year particularly during the month of August when it plays host to Edinburgh’s International Festival and Fringe, a cultural feast of the arts including music, theatre, film and literature. Situated between the confluence of central Scotland’s motorway road network, quick and easy access to all parts of Scotland could not be easier. THE MANSION 18,146 SF, 5 Reception rooms, 13 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and a 3 bedroom self-contained apartment. Grade A listed Robert Adam Mansion. Despite its stately and imposing appearance, the main house exudes the warmth of being a cherished and loved family home. A HISTORICAL NOTE The Dundas family owned Newliston for nearly three centuries, beginning with Duncan Dundas in the 15th century. In 1669, Elizabeth Dundas married Sir David Dalrymple, later Earl of Stair. Their son, Field Marshal John Dalrymple, redesigned the gardens between 1722–1742, inspired by Versailles, with canals, tree avenues, a ha-ha, walled garden, and a Union Jack layout. After his death in 1747, the estate passed to banker Roger Hog and later his son Thomas, who, with Lady Mary Maitland, resumed construction with Robert Adam. Though Adam died in 1792, Newliston is thought his last country house. The wings, added in 1845 by David Bryce, echoed Adam’s vision. I'd like to thank Evelyn Channing, Diane Fleming and Luke French for allowing us to film their listing, as well as the owners of the estate who were so gracious with us as we filmed their home over the course of several days. I'd like to thank the following professionals, without whom this video could not have been made: Director: Tommy Lukrich Videographer: Tommy Lukrich Videographer: Lewis Geary Drone Operator: Andy Semple, Itago Media Drone Operator: Tommy Lukrich Video Editor: Tommy Lukrich Photography: Michael Garlick Disclaimer: Any representations made in this video are for general informational purposes and do not offer any warranty or contract, and should not be relied on for any due diligence. 00:00 Introduction 01:23 Newliston House Exterior 03:22 Interior Reception Rooms (Ground Floor) 09:49 Interior Bedrooms (First Floor) 13:26 Newliston House Top Floor 17:41 Walled Garden of Newliston 19:55 Back of House & Hercules Garden 22:38 Dovecot and Giant Sequoia 24:17 Coach House & Garden House 26:03 The Forest & Bastion Wall 29:39 Policy Parklands 31:16 Cottages, Fun Facts and the Broxburn 34:24 The East Lodge (and the Ha-Ha) 36:32 Chateau Saint Chartier Castle Video