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Corra Castle
NX 866-661 Kirkcudbrightshire Scotland

Corra Castle Corra Castle is an early 17th century stone defensible rectangular farmhouse or stronghouse, which was possibly built on earlier foundations. Of two storeys and a garret and originally encased by a moat, its plain walls are built on a boulder plinth. Incorporated in modern farm buildings, the east gable and part of the south wall stand to there full height. There is a tradition that Mary, Queen of Scots, slept at Corra Castle, during her flight from the Battle of Langside. A mile north is Drumcoltran Tower and 5 miles south-west is Buittle Castle.


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Corra Castle is located in the village centre, off the A711. 13 miles south-west of Dumfries, on the A711.

The site is visible from the road.

Car parking is by the side of the road.


Corra Castle pictures and large castle map
Corra Castle Picture 1Corra Castle Picture 2Corra Castle Picture 3Castle Map of the Area

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