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The main entrance to Newton Don is off the A6089, 2 miles North of Kelso. For visitors travelling from the North, you will take the second turning on the left after ...
Newton Don is a largely unembellished Neo-classical house constructed in 1817-20 to designs by Robert Smirke. It comprises a central, 3-storey block flanked by 2-storey, bow-fronted wings and partially incorporates the fabric of an earlier, 18th-century house.
Architectural Features. Newton Don is a largely unembellished Neo-classical house constructed in 1817-20 to designs by Robert Smirke. It comprises a central, 3-storey block flanked by 2-storey, bow-fronted wings and partially incorporates the fabric of an earlier, 18th-century house.
Newton Don house is set within grounds to the NNW of Kelso with the Eden Water at the N and E sides. The Architect was Sir Robert Smirke who had the house constructed in the classical style. Built and completed between 1817-1818 by Sir Alexander Don; but possibly begun or planned by his father the previous owner of the estate.
📌 Stichill, Scottish Borders ★★★ A few miles north of Kelso, the usually unexciting Eden Water abruptly plunges over a rocky lip amidst a wooded glade.The increasingly popular beauty spot is part of the old Newton Don estate, with an old folly decorating the approach; best views of the falls are actually from the north bank, which is accessible by stepping stones but only in times of ...
Newton Don is a Category A listed building in Nenthorn, Scottish Borders, Scotland. See why it was listed, view it on a map, see visitor comments and photos and share your own comments and photos of this building.
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Description Newton Don (by Kelso) View from SE. Date 7/1984. Collection Records of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS ...
