Designed by William Adam and inspired by the Château d’Issy near Paris, the House of Dun is an early 18th-century Georgian masterpiece. Set amid 300 hectares of intricate Victorian gardens, expansive parkland and beautiful woodland, this exquisite venue offers wonderful views of the Montrose Basin and its world-famous nature reserve.Richly decorated with ornate plasterwork, the Grand Saloon and adjoining Dining Room are perfect for drinks receptions, dinners and wedding ceremonies, while the house’s extensive grounds offer limitless opportunities year-round for marquees, wedding photography and outdoor events.

The House of Dun is 3 miles west of Montrose and within easy reach of Aberdeen, Dundee and Perth.

Weddings at House of DunDesigned with entertaining in mind, the House of Dun is a romantic venue for civil, religious and humanist wedding ceremonies.

Arrive along an avenue of magnificent Wellingtonia trees, before entering the house via the grand external staircase. Adorned with beautiful collections of 18th- and 19th-century portraits, porcelain and furniture, and 20th-century masterpieces by prominent Scottish Colourists, the Grand Saloon and adjoining Dining Room offer a versatile and breathtaking setting for drinks receptions, ceremonies and dinners.

Within the grounds, the Victorian walled garden offers an inspirational setting for alfresco ceremonies, drinks receptions and photography. For larger weddings, a marquee can be easily accommodated at the front of the house.
CorporateEnjoy five-star hospitality at the House of Dun, an elegant and stylish setting for formal and informal, intimate and large-scale corporate events.

Richly decorated interiors make the House of Dun an ideal venue for gala dinners and champagne receptions, while the Victorian gardens and wider estate offer a wealth of opportunities year-round for marquees, outdoor receptions and team-building activities, including salmon fishing.
Travelling to House of DunSituated on the A935, 3 miles west of Montrose, the House of Dun is easily accessible from the main A90 trunk route. It is 35 miles north of Dundee and 45 miles south of Aberdeen and Aberdeen International Airport. Montrose is the nearest railway station (3 miles away).