Mount Stuart - Experience the past. See the future.
Mount Stuart is now closed until Spring 2025. Thank you to all our visitors who supported us throughout 2024. Our goal is to strengthen the rural economy on the Isle of Bute, the place we call home. Sustainability is key. Learning is at our heart – …
House - Mount Stuart
Interiors. The beauty of Mount Stuart’s interiors lies in the quality of their contents and the amazingly detailed craftsmanship. From the foraging squirrels carved into the dining room panelling to the elaborate painted mirror in the ladies’ drawing room – each element tells a story, and something about the characters who once lived here.
Plan your visit - Mount Stuart
All visitors who arrive at Mount Stuart via foot, bike or bus, are entitled to a 10% discount on House & Gardens admission. Please quote discount code CARFREE when purchasing tickets. Train - Scotrail operate regular train services between Glasgow Central and Wemyss Bay ferry terminal, ferries to ...
Our story - Mount Stuart
Our story A tradition of innovation Although history is an important part of any visit here, our story continues. From the families that have lived in the house over the centuries to the staff working their magic every day, it’s people who make up the fabric of Mount Stuart.
House Visits - Mount Stuart
Up to date opening times are available here. Pre-booking online is strongly recommended and time slots are available every 15 minutes during our House opening hours (last admission one hour prior to the House closing). The House entrance is clearly marked by a sign on the gravel forecourt. Viewing ...
Interiors - Mount Stuart
Marble wonders. At 80ft tall, and composed of more than 20 types of marble, the sight of the Marble Hall is one of the most captivating spaces. The real magic happens when you look up: a map of the stars studded with glass crystals adorns the vaulted ceiling, the signs of the zodiac and their corresponding seasons illuminate the stained …
Community - Mount Stuart
At the heart of Mount Stuart Trust is a commitment to the Isle of Bute and all those who live and work on it. Through employment, education, access to nature, housing and much more, Mount Stuart Trust is a proud member of the community and a key economic driver for the island.
Architecture - Mount Stuart
Architecture The sandstone palace Mount Stuart’s architectural journey is a story in itself. The original house was built from 1719, but was severely damaged by fire in 1877.
The Estate - Mount Stuart
At Mount Stuart Trust, we are committed to the land having a meaningful and positive impact on those who live and work on the Isle of Bute. Our Land Management Plan highlights the importance of creating sustainable opportunities for others, including our agricultural and commercial tenants, whilst also delivering on our climate change and biodiversity targets.
Gardens - Mount Stuart
The Pinetum. A fascinating mix of native and globally-sourced trees await in this atmospheric woodland, which reaches right down to the shore. We have trees from 13 different countries, and the Pinus Corsican Pine and Nootka Cypress are among our …