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For sale: One castle, fit for a queen (ghosts also included)



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Published Date: 26 January 2008
A CASTLE in the Lothians where Mary Queen of Scots spent her honeymoon is up for sale, priced at offers over £3 million.
Borthwick Castle boasts nine bedrooms, a Great Hall and a minstrel's gallery, and is set in seven and a half acres of grounds. The two-bedroom Tower Gate lodge is also included in the sale.

But potential buyers are warned of ghosts that haunt the building, including that of a young servant girl said to wander its spiral staircases.

The 15th century castle in North Middleton, Midlothian, was a family home for centuries but has been a hotel for more than 20 years.

Edinburgh estate agent George Goldsmith said of the A-listed building

: "It's a very romantic, unique, historic building."



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  • Last Updated: 25 January 2008 10:01 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
1

Ross Fyffe,

Scotland 26/01/2008 04:17:44
lovely place, I hope the new owners really enjoy it
2

weeshooie1,

Australia 26/01/2008 20:27:56
I'd hate to pay the heating bill :o(

 

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