Fincharn Castle

Description

Fincharn Castle was built in 1240 by the Lord of Glassary, but the present ruin must represent a later castle. It is said to have belonged to the MacMartins or to the MacIains.

Address
B840, Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom

Established
13th century

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