Innes House featured in The Press and Journal,
a historic venue with a living legacy

Innes House was recently featured in The Press and Journal, highlighting its long and continuing connection to Gordonstoun School and its role in shaping generations of young people.

The article focuses on Edward, Iain, Mark, Tennant, and Innes House, and the strong links between the estate, Gordonstoun, and King Charles III. It reflects the venue’s place in Scottish educational and cultural history, and how that legacy continues today.

For Innes House, this history is not abstract. The house has hosted decades of gatherings, learning, and celebration. That same sense of purpose now carries through into how the venue is used, whether for weddings, corporate retreats, or private stays. Guests are not just booking a property, they are stepping into a place with real heritage.

Coverage like this reinforces why Innes House stands apart. It combines scale, privacy, and setting with a story that is grounded in real people and real events, not marketing gloss.

You can read the full article on The Press and Journal here:
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/fp/education/6846756/gordonstoun-edward-iain-mark-tennant-innes-house-king-charles-pipe-band/