Open for business

In contrast to its inhabitants, the Castle does not appear hugely glamorous from the outside.

Castle Leslie

Castle Leslie, Glaslough, Counny Monaghan

Luke Leslie

Castle Leslie
Luke Leslie

Castle Leslie

Castle Leslie, Glaslough, Counny Monaghan

Luke Leslie

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It is built in the Scottish Baronial design which favoured solid features to style. The splendid gardens are invisible to an approaching visitor. Instead, the view is dominated by the castle's imposing front facade.


To the rear of the house the gardens are split by a Renaissance style cloister which links the main house to a single storey wing containing the Library and Billiard Room.

Renaissance style cloister

The loggia at Castle Leslie

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Renaissance style cloister
courtesy of Castle Leslie Estate

Renaissance style cloister

The loggia at Castle Leslie

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The Estate has three lakes, park land, streams and several forests.

Rear view of the Castle

This photo was taken from the fountain. It shows the rear view of the castle. It

courtesy of Castle Leslie Estate

Rear view of the Castle
courtesy of Castle Leslie Estate

Rear view of the Castle

This photo was taken from the fountain. It shows the rear view of the castle. It

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To recoup some of the family fortune, the Leslie's have opened the estate up to paying customers. The range of luxury accommodation available includes a private members' club in the Castle, a 4-star Hunting Lodge Hotel or a choice of 4-star self-catering Village Cottages.

As well as receiving paying guests, the Castle is still a home to the eccentric Leslie family, with two of the surviving ancestors Sir Jack Leslie and Samantha Leslie living in the house.