Luffness House
Parish: Aberlady
County: East Lothian
Grid reference: NT 47488 80470
Lat / long: 56.01368559, -2.843775068
Alternative names: Aberlady Castle; Luffness Castle
The present Luffness House has at its core a much earlier structure, Luffness Castle - possibly as early as the 13th century, but certainly dating back to the early 16th century at the very least.
Luffness Castle was sacked in 1548 and rebuilt as a T-plan tower house in 1584. A large beehive doocot survives from the late 16th century.
Several major additions were made in the 18th and 19th centuries, with Scots Baronial details.
