More recently, Haddo was a maternity hospital during World War II – over 1,200 babies were born here. The house is surrounded by a terrace garden with a lavish herbaceous border and geometric flower …

Haddo House & Country Park is a Stately Home and Green Flag Award Winning Country Park located approximately 20 miles north of Aberdeen, off the B999 near Tarves, Aberdeenshire. Haddo Country …

Haddo House sits in or near the site of the old Kellie Castle, the family's previous dwelling which was burnt down by the Covenanters. Dating from 1732, [1] it was designed by William Adam in the …

In 1732 the second Earl commenced the construction of a Haddo House near the site of the former House of Kellie. Designed by William Adam and extensively re-modelled for the seventh Earl (1st …

Explore the beautiful parkland of Haddo House, taking in sculptures, lakes, magnificent trees and rhododendrons, bird hides, an impressive children's play area and the chance to visit the stately …

Haddo House is a granite ashlar, Palladian mansion comprising a 3-storey main block with slightly advanced, pedimented west centre, and single-storey quadrants linking two-storey wings.

Haddo House is a spectacular country house designed by William Adam and built in the years between 1731 and 1736. Today the house is owned by the National Trust for Scotland and open to the public.

The stately home of Haddo House Ellon was designed by William Adam in 1732 for the 2nd Earl of Aberdeen (William Gordon). It is now owned by the National Trust for Scotland.

Noted for its fine furniture and paintings, Haddo also has a terraced garden leading to the Country Park with lakes, walks and monuments. The experience at Haddo House is enriched by the Courtyard …

Haddo House is a large historic stately home situated near Tarves in Aberdeenshire, around twenty miles north of Aberdeen. It has been owned by the National Trust for Scotland since the 70's.