Moray HER - NH95NE0009 - BRODIE CASTLE

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Period Details

PeriodOrderProbabilityRadiocarbon DatesDate BuiltDate of DestructionDate of Loss
Medieval (1100 - 1560 AD) A100    
Post-Medieval (from 1560 AD) B100 1567  
17th Century C100    
18th Century D100    
19th Century E100    
Modern (1900 - 2050) F100    
16th Century G100    
20th Century H100    

Period Notes

Period Notes Seat of the Brodies from the 11th century. A Z-plan castle was built 1567 and may incorporate parts of an earlier building. There is a 17th century coved plaster ceiling in Laird's room, a lintel dated 1602. It was plundered and burnt in 1645. The 18th century was the pinnacle of development with formal gardens. Bankruptcy in 1774 was staved off by Brodie's father-in-law. Burns stayed a night 1787. There is a large Elizabethan extension from 1824. Alterations and additions made in 1846. It was renovated and re-harled in 1980.

Architect Details

Architect Details William Burn 1824; James Wylson 1840-52; Robert Hurd and Partners 1980.