the city centre of Glasgow, lies Crossbasket Castle which originally dates from the early 15th century. Lavishly restored in 2016, the castle has 10 bedrooms including a Bridal Suite and a Gate Lodge at the entrance of the castle drive. The rooms are large and many have a lounge area. All have magnificent views of the grounds and the River Calder which runs through the estate. The Albert and Michel Roux Jr. Restaurant is set in the luxuriously decorated Baillie Room, adorned by gold leaf and opulent antiques and offers an experience of a bygone era. The tasting menus use the finest local produce with French influences and are a culinary experience that set new standards in Scotland.
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ucked away at the end of a leafy drive, which meanders through carefully manicured gardens, just 20 minutes from
Crossbasket is a beautiful setting for a wedding and the castle
and grounds provide an impressive backdrop for the celebration. For events and weddings, there are a range of rooms including the new medieval style ballroom which accommodates 250 seated guests. The ballroom has a grand staircase which provides a dramatic entrance when the bride and groom arrive to meet their guests. For the photographs, the castle grounds which hold a promise of privacy and tranquillity, include a large stretch of woodland, extensive nature walks and a beautiful stretch of river featuring majestic waterfalls. Conveniently located to the city, Crossbasket is a perfect base for exploring the museums, art galleries and retail experience that have made Glasgow famous. Edinburgh is a one hour drive and the west coast of Scotland with all that that has to offer, is about two hours away. Crossbasket Castle is managed by Inverlochy Castle Management International.
www.crossbasketcastle.com CROSSBASKET CASTLE IN MILES BY CAR TO: EDINBURGH AIRPORT 35 | GLASGOW AIRPORT 14 | INVERLOCHY CASTLE 120 | ROCPOOL RESERVE 170 26
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