It is situated just outside the village of Kilberry in a private position on the west coast of South Knapdale in Argyll & Bute with access off the spectacular road between Tarbert and Lochgilphead.
The origins of the tower house are understood to date back to the 15th century and it has had a number of additions since then, with the final renovation in 1873 with a western wing and billiards room added.
While the castle has fallen into a state of disrepair it offers great potential and has many historic features throughout its four floors, including a great hallway, original open fireplaces, galleried landings, elegant dining room, drawing room with sea views, orangery/conservatory, library with fitted book shelves, billiards room with cupola, a number of well proportioned bedrooms with superb views, and two bathrooms located within the turrets.
The fabulous grounds extend to 21 acres and feature a large walled garden, formal lawns, mixed mature deciduous woodland, the Kilberry burn, three ancient fishing ponds, Victorian pets graveyard, mausoleum and chapel remains, and a beautiful safe, secluded beach accessed by foot within 10minutes over the neighbouring fields.
In addition, a short distance away to the west of the Castle is Laundry Cottage with fabulous coastal views and currently used as a holiday let, while there is planning consent to construct a 4-bedroom house on a site just to the north.
On the market with Knight Frank for offers in excess of £650,000, you can discover more of the fascinating history of Kilberry Castle HERE.


34. Kilberry Castle, Argyll and Bute
Fabulous coastal views to Islay, Jura, Gigha and the Mull of Kintyre. Photo: Knight Frank

35. Kilberry Castle, Argyll and Bute
Sandy beach only minutes from the castle. Photo: Knight Frank

36. Kilberry Castle, Argyll and Bute
Aerial view of castle and grounds. Photo: Knight Frank

