Sir William Bruce’s masterplan for the Scottish Estate was committed to paper in 1685. When Mr Donald Fothergill bought the Estate back in 2011, he had a vision to restore the gardens back to Bruce’s original plans.
He was inspired by the structure and grace of the original Bruce design, reintroducing a level of geometric order to the landscape while allowing the present day drama of space, sky, and horizon to retain its impact.
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The gardens at Kinross House Estate are a true testament to the elegance and grandeur of Scottish landscaping, reflecting over three centuries of horticultural heritage. Originally designed by Sir William Bruce in the late 17th century, these exquisite gardens were meticulously crafted to complement the stately architecture of Kinross House. The formal terraces, ornate parterres, and sweeping lawns seamlessly blend with the natural beauty of Loch Leven and its surrounding woodlands. Throughout the years, the gardens have been carefully preserved and enhanced, maintaining their historic charm while incorporating contemporary touches.
Guests can meander through the enchanting walled garden, admire the vibrant seasonal blooms, and experience the tranquility of this magnificent landscape, all while being immersed in the rich history and timeless beauty of Kinross House Estate.
The Estate offers exclusive hire of Kinross House and The Coach House.
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