Alexander House is a country house on a hillside above Strathallan in the Perthshire Hills, two and a half miles from Gleneagles. Couples take it on an exclusive-use basis, with eleven bedrooms, glamping yurts in the grounds and an Orangery for the ceremony.
Alexander House was designed by the architect Robert Adam and built in 2009 on the site of a historic farmstead. It stands high in the Perthshire Hills, about 2.5 miles from Gleneagles and Auchterarder, with wide views across Strathallan towards the Highlands. Edinburgh and Glasgow are each under an hour away, and Gleneagles station is seven minutes from the door.
When you book, the house is yours alone. Nine bedrooms in the main house and a two-bedroom annexe sleep up to 28 guests, and dogs are welcome by arrangement. Extra guests can stay in the grounds, in three permanently pitched yurts or three converted horse boxes, each with its own wood-fired hot tub or soak tub and set at least 100 metres from the house. Ceremonies take place in the Orangery, a bright room that holds up to 50 guests, and elopements can use the garden.
Enquire about Alexander House Scotland →In the Perthshire Hills above Strathallan, about 2.5 miles from Gleneagles and Auchterarder.
Up to 28, across nine bedrooms in the main house and a two-bedroom annexe. The annexe cannot be booked on its own.
Yes, up to four dogs by prior arrangement. They are welcome in the horse-box lodges but not in the yurts.
The house is self-catering, and a small group of private chefs can cook for you, from a celebration supper to a ten-course tasting menu.
Yes, wedding viewings are by appointment, so that guests currently staying keep their privacy.
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