Lendrick Muir School

Lendrick Muir is a large neo-classical mansion designed by Adam Frame of Alloa. It was built in 1874 as Naemoor House for Robert Moubray of Cambus Distillery. The detailed specifications for every par ...More

Lendrick Muir is a large neo-classical mansion designed by Adam Frame of Alloa. It was built in 1874 as Naemoor House for Robert Moubray of Cambus Distillery. The detailed specifications for every part of the design and building work have survived. The house still retains many of its original features, including very fine, elaborate plasterwork in several of the main rooms. The house, which is set in over 120 acres of garden and parkland, became a school in 1946 and continued as an educational establishment until 1998, when Scripture Union purchased it and restored the building for use as a residential activity centre.