Please note that on Fridays entry to the Mansion is by guided tours only, which take place at 11am, 1pm and 3pm. Please also note that the Mansion House will be closed to visitors on Saturday 7 September. The grounds and golf course will be open as usual.
About this place
Work, rest and play ‘above’ and ‘below’ stairs in this Edwardian mansion with its own unique golf course
- Discover the hidden secrets of the Arts & Crafts-style mansion and its grounds.
- View the fabulous Sharp Collection, including paintings, tapestries and ceramics.
- Try your hand at snooker, lawn bowls, putting and croquet.
- Tee off in Twenties style on the only dedicated hickory golf course in the UK.
- Enjoy a relaxing break in one of the peaceful holiday cottages in the grounds.
Built between 1904 and 1908, Hill of Tarvit was occupied as a home for the Sharp family for just 40 years before being passed to the National Trust for Scotland. Largely unchanged from when it was first designed by the architect Sir Robert Lorimer, it offers a superb glimpse into the rapidly changing years of the first half of the 20th century.
Lorimer also designed the landscaped gardens, with formal lawns, yew hedging, flowering borders and a sunken rose garden. The Sharps then built a 9-hole golf course to further their interest in the game.
Today's Opening Hours
- Mansion
- Closed
- Kingarrock Hickory Golf
- first tee time 10.00
- Garden and grounds
- Dawn–dusk
Entry prices
- Adult
- £12.50
- Family
- £35.00
- One adult family
- £22.50
- Concession
- £10.00
- Child
- £7.50
- Young Scot
- £1.00
- Car park
- £4.00
Highlights
Did you know?
The summerhouse can be rotated to follow the sun as it moves.
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