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Piersland House

Troon, Scotland, United Kingdom · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Sir Alexander Walker, the Johnnie Walker grandson who created the Red and Black labels, had William Leiper build Piersland Lodge on Craigend Road in 1899. The Category A house is Old English on purpose: red sandstone below, half-timber and harling jettied out above, with the grand stair and a tapestry still in the Walker Bar. The family kept it as a home until 1975. It has been a hotel since, and the Brown family have run it from 1984.

About Piersland House

History

Piersland Lodge was a private house for Sir Alexander Walker, grandson of John Walker, who created Johnnie Walker Red Label and Black Label. William Leiper designed it in 1898-99: an asymmetrical Old English house, red sandstone at ground floor, half-timber and harl above, Category A. Additions came in 1903, and a verandah in 1920 by John Rutherford Johnstone of Troon. The family kept it until 1975, when the house became a hotel. The Brown family bought it in 1984. In 2023 they applied again for a seven-bedroom annex after a 2020 consent had lapsed.

The setting

15 Craigend Road, Troon, KA10 6HD, on the Ayrshire coast. The house keeps its own terrace and summer houses in the town. Royal Troon is a separate address.

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