A historic retreat in the heart of southwest Scotland
A Legacy Through Time
“Logan House Estate sits on the stunning Rhins of Galloway peninsula, surrounded by gardens, woodlands, and breathtaking coastal views. With centuries of history and a warm, welcoming atmosphere, our estate offers guests a peaceful escape, outdoor adventures, and the charm of traditional Scottish heritage.”
1295
1295 McDouall family granted the lands at Logan by John Balliol, Lord of Galloway
700 years
Estate remains in the ownership of the McDouall family for more than 700 years with the exception of a couple of decades when the estate was owned by Olaf Hambro from 1949 to 1970. At this time some of the garden, including the walled garden was gifted to Department of Agriculture and Fisheries and became Logan Botanic Gardens
1500
The original medieval castle and documents we believe were destroyed by fire in the 15th century the remains of the castle can be seen in the walled garden at Logan Botanic Garden
In 1504 a new charter was obtained by Patrick McDouall which stated that the lands had been held by the McDouall’s “beyond the memory of man”
1702
1702 current Queen Anne mansion house was built
1952
1874 house was remodelled by David Bryce who shrouded it with extensive Baronial additions which were removed in 1952 with the exception of the service wing which remains today.
Present Day
Guests can explore our private gardens, enjoy walks through the estate, and immerse themselves in the beauty, history, and coastal scenery that makes Logan House Estate unique.
HOW TO FIND US
Logan House Estate sits on the southernmost tip of Scotland, on the scenic Rhins of Galloway peninsula. Just 13 miles from Stranraer, our cottages are easy to reach by car. Nearby airports and ferry links make arrival simple, and local maps guide you to the estate entrance.
from Stranraer
from Cairnryan ferry services
from Port Logan Beach
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