Chatelherault
Chatelherault is the beautiful Georgian Hunting Lodge, designed and built by Wm. Adam in 1732 for James, 5th Duke of Hamilton. A combination of dog kennels, hunting lodge and a little summer palace. It is one of Scotland's most important landscape buildings. Chatelherault's unusual pink sandstone facade makes it an instantly recognisable local landmark It enjoys panoramic views of the town, the Clyde Valley and, on a clear day, Ben Lomond. Chatelherault feels like a tranquil country retreat, even although it is close to the M74 and within minutes of Hamilton. Facilities at Chatelherault: Visitor Centre and Exhibition Gallery, Adventure Playground, Gift Shop, Cafe, Woodland Walks, Ranger-guided walks and activities, BBQ sites, Function and Conference Facilities, Cadzow Castle, Ancient Oaks, Clyde/Avon Walkway, Rare White Cattle, Facilities for Disabled.
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Chatelherault
Chatelherault Country Park Off Carlisle Road Ferniegair - Hamilton ML3 7UE
Telephone : 01698 426213 Facsimile : 01698 421532
Web : www.southlanarkshire.gov.uk
