Tower Rooms

The Tower rooms are former Laird's bedrooms. They are extremely large and enjoy wonderful natural light from their many windows and turrets.

Stewart is the original Laird's bedroom at Dalmunzie in the oldest part of the building, and is named after the current Director Brianna Poole nee Stewart and the Royal House of Stewart, who the men of Dalmunzie fought for in the Jacobite rebellions. It is furnished with antiques, an extra large Queen Anne Four Poster, and enjoys views directly over the front lawn and golf course from its two turrets.

Birkmyre was Sir Archie Birkmyre's bedroom with original oak floorboards, oak fittings and fireplace. This is an extremely large room with bed to match. The bedroom enjoys wonderful views of the glen in three directions and in particular towards Ben Earb from its large turret with dressing table.

MacKintosh was Lady Birkmyre's bedroom and is named after the family who held Dalmunzie for over 350 years. The bedroom takes up the entire top of the oak tower and still has its original oak floorboards and oak fittings. Wonderful views of the golf course and mountains are on offer from its turrets. Of note is theoriginal arch sash window and the rich red decor.