Corporate Events & Hospitality
Since opening its doors for hospitality back in 2010, Gosford has quickly become recognised as a go-to venue. The House hosts events including gala dinners, large group incentives, corporate festivals and product launches.
Weddings at Gosford House
Breathe in the atmosphere of a bygone era. Enjoy in the understated grandeur of this special house with breath taking views across the Forth to the majestic Edinburgh skyline and Fife.
Private Hire
The house can host 300 plus with ease for a drinks reception with canapés or finger food – flowing through the marble hall through the gallery and into the billiard room and octagon room and the large dining room, with access to the lawns both front and back from the west and east balconies.
Gosford, the seat of the Earls of Wemyss and March, is set in 5,000 acres of combined coast and parkland. Located on the south side of the Firth of Forth.
The House & Grounds
The estate is dominated by Gosford House, a particularly imposing neo-classical mansion. Gosford is also known as one of the last great architectural commissions of the celebrated Scots architect, Robert Adam. Following the architect’s untimely death, the shell of the main house was finished in 1800. With the interior completed in 1808, the seventh Earl of Wemyss only occupied the house for 12 days before passing. As generations came and went, the house was much altered and the original wings demolished. The tenth Earl of Wemyss therefore commissioned William Young to recreate them. The architect and the Earl completed the construction in 1891, a century after the first stone was laid. Decades later, with WW2 breaking out and the British army taking over the house, Gosford suffered from damage.
Discover Gosford’s unquestionably troubled past.
Craigielaw Golf Club
One of the estate’s golf courses, Craigielaw offers visitors an exceptional championship course and practice facilities. Above all, with a 25-bedroom 4* lodge, Craigielaw is an ideal countryside base to discover East Lothian and Edinburgh.
