Though Leith Hall might not look like a traditional castle with battlements, it has been around since 1650, lived in by the Leith-Hay family until just after the second world war.
After taking a tour of the castle, take a walk around the grounds where you can get fantastic views of the Aberdeenshire hills and countryside.
Parking is pay and display.
Dogs are welcome in the grounds, but not the walled garden nor the hall.
Family Membership to National Trust Scotland could save you money on days out.
Here’s where you can find Leith Hall.
Leith Hall is 34 miles north-west of Aberdeen, off the B9002 west of Kennethmont.
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