Airdrie

Airdrie House consists of a 16th century tower which was extended in the 18th century.

The lands of Airdrie are mentioned in the late 12th century when William de Beauair granted land at Airdrie to the Priory of May.

In 1613 William Turnbull of Airdrie was granted the barony of Inchgall by the Wardlaw family, however he died in 1614 and Inchgall seems to have returned to the Wardlaws.

Later in the 17th century Sir James Anstruther, son of Sir Philip Anstruther of Anstruther, was the owner of Airdrie.