Heritage

The history of Low Stennerskeugh goes back a long way. The buildings are sited on an ancient Norse settlement. Stennerskeugh translates from Norse as ‘Stone Trees’ referring to the local limestone pavements of the same name. Evidence of a Roman marching camp can be found in an adjacent pasture, a stopping off point on the Roman road that runs over Stennerskeugh Bridge. We have traced the history of the current buildings back to 1560 and have stumbled across a number of coins and carvings during our renovation work.

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At the Farmhouse
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