Gunsgreen House
Things to do in Eyemouth Scottish Borders
Historical-Buildings in Scotland
Description:
This is the most prominent house in Eyemouth. Built about 1760, this 18th century merchant’s house, originally built by James and John Adam has a long connection with the smuggling trade.
Ownership:
Gunsgreen House Trust
Situation – OS ref: NT 947645
How to get there:
By car: Within Eyemouth town.
By public transport: Regular bus services from Berwick upon Tweed.
Seasonal opening details (2010):
March and October
Saturday and Sunday 11.00 – 17.00
April – September
Thursday to Monday 11.00 – 17.00
Admission charges (2010):
Full £5.00
Full Season £12.50
Concession (60+ and Student) £4.50
Concession Season £10.00
Child (5-16/school age) £3.00
Child Season £7.00
Under 5 £0
Family (1+3/2+2) £12.00
Family Season £30.00
Family (1+4/2+3) £15.00
Family Season £35.00
Groups
At any of the time of the year Gunsgreen House welcomes group visits. The following charges apply with the proviso that for visits outside normal opening hours a minimum charge of £50.00 applies.
Full £4.00
Concession £3.50
Child £2.00
For group visits contact the Administrator on 018907 52062,
enquiries@gunsgreenhouse.org or at
Gunsgreen House, Gunsgreen Quay, Eyemouth, TD14 5SD
Facilities:
Contact:
Administrator on 018907 52062,
Attached attractions:
Other Attractions in the Area:
Eyemouth Maritime Centre
Eyemouth Museum
Fish market and Quay.
Additional info:
The dovecot next to the house has been converted into self-catering accommodation.
Web link:
Gunsgreen House
Places to stay nearby:
Eyemouth
Local towns and villages:
Eyemouth
St Abbs
Berwick upon Tweed
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