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Brief description of site

The designed landscape at Cullen House includes informal late-18th-century parkland, a 19th-century shrubbery on the banks of the Deskford Burn and a walled garden dating from the same period.

Brief history of site

Cullen House has had long associations with the Earls of Seafield. The late-18th-century informal landscape replaced an earlier formal layout. Designs were drawn up by Thomas White between 1789 and 1790. In the early-19th century the old village of Cullen was moved to create a parkland setting for the remodelled house. The house is now sub-divided into luxury homes.

Location information:

Address: Cullen House, Cullen, Banffshire, AB56 4XW

Locality: Cullen

Local Authorities:

Moray

Historical County: Banffshire

OS Landranger Map Sheet Number: 29 Grid Ref: NJ506663
Latitude: 57.68382 Longitude: -2.830103

Key information:

Form of site: country estate

Purpose of site: Ornamental

Context or principal building: multiple dwelling

Main period of development: Late 18th century

Survival: Extant

Site Size (Hectares): 341

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