An hour north of Inverness, in the thick of the Scottish Highlands, Skibo Castle sprawls over 8,000 acres of moors and woodland. The castle isn’t visible from public roads—it’s surrounded by ...

Located at Skibo Castle, the 19th-century Scottish-Baronial sandstone property is planted on 8,000 pristine acres of the Northern Highlands. Philanthropist and businessman Andrew Carnegie bought ...

We had been whisked to the castle by one of Skibo's drivers, arriving much the same way as Andrew Carnegie's guests had during the castle's fin de siècle glory days: various Rockefellers ...

Skibo Castle, an exclusive, secluded, 3,000-hectare estate located 45 minutes north of Inverness, could possibly rate as the world's classiest and clubbiest home away from home for sports-loving ...

The primary structure on the land was called Skibo Castle (it was first a 10th-century Viking stronghold), and although it was perfectly adequate for most, it was far too small for Carnegie ...

Visiting the estate in late summer, it is easy to understand Skibo’s allure. Set in parkland with sweeping lawns and gnarled, fairy-tale trees, the castle rises out of the early morning mists of ...

LONDON, Sept. 4. -- Andrew Carnegie has caused mild sensation in the north of Scotland by advertising large quantities of standing timber on his Skibo Castle estate for sale. Such an advertisement ...

I SLEPT in Madonna’s bed. Probably.Because the staff at Scotland’s Skibo Castle, where the star and English director Guy Ritchie celebrated their December 2000 wedding with a genuine Highland ...

All three of them—The Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle, Royal Dornoch and Castle Stuart—within an hour of Inverness, were memorable and would be worthy of a golfing trip, either with buddies ...

The name “Skibo” was probably given by Scottish settlers in the area after Skibo Castle in Scotland, Daws said. An August 1914 Fayetteville Observer story mentioned Dr. J. Vance McGougan ...