Immediately west of Peebles, this 14C fortified house occupies a rocky outcrop overlooking the Tweed. With its typically Scottish L-shape, this castle illustrates the adaptation of a medieval tower to the needs of the 17C.

The Tweeddale Museum (Institution Chambers on the first floor) is a little local museum with temporary exhibitions throughout the year. The secret chamber contains stucco friezes on historical themes including a version of the Triumph of Alexander co..