Invergordon Castle was originally a 13th century earthwork fortress, founded by a Fleming. In the 19th century, a fire destroyed its successor, a stone tower house and Sir William Gordon then absorbed its remains, in the construction of a Elizabethan style mansion house. In 1928, when the house was owned by the MacLeods of Cadboll, it was completely demolished and the grounds are now occupied by a golf course. Visit pending. 10 miles south-west is Foulis Castle and 18 miles north is Skibo Castle.