Is Knockhall castle still for sale?
The remains of the castle are still impressive. The castle and site at Knockhall have been responsibly stabilised by the current owner, who is something of an expert on the restoration of ancient buildings; it now just remains for the right buyer to become inspired to create an amazing home and/or business.
Who owns Udny Castle?
Bill Williams, who owns the 14th century Udny Castle near Pitmedden, has now secured permission from Aberdeenshire Council to transform the building. He said the idea was inspired by his wife Margaret, formerly de Hauteville Udny Hamilton.
When was Knockhall Castle in Aberdeenshire built?
Knockhall Castle is a historic Scottish castle near to Newburgh, Aberdeenshire. It was built by Lord Sinclair of Newburgh in 1565. It was purchased by Clan Udny, who moved into the castle in 1634.
Who was the owner of Knockhall Castle in Newburgh?
It was sold to Clan Udny in 1634 but shortly after suffered two attacks during the Bishops’ Wars. It was restored and remained a residence until it was gutted by fire during the eighteenth century. Knockhall Castle was built by William Sinclair, Lord Sinclair of Newburgh in 1565.
How much is Knockhall Castle on the market?
Knockhall Castle is on the market at offers over £130,000 having previously been on sale in 2017 for offers over £150,000. CLICK HERE to view its particulars on Savills’ website and view more photographs of Knockhall, including an aerial shot showing its interior.
Who was the second Lord of Knockhall Castle?
Henry was killed at Flodden in 1513 and was followed by his son William, and William by his son William in 1545. This second Lord Henry was at Knockhall in 1565, when Knockhall Castle is said to have been built – the date of the door lintel. Henry was followed by his three sons in succession, Henry, James and Patrick.