This is a list of castles in the Isle of Man.
| Name | Type | Date | Location | Condition |
Image | Ownership | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bishopscourt | Fortified manor house | 14th–19th centuries | 2 km NE of Kirk Michael on A3 road | Rebuilt | 
|
Private | Remains of 14th-century tower incorporated in later house. Former residence of the Bishop of Sodor and Man.[1] |
| Castle Rushen | Keep and bailey | 13th–14th centuries | Castletown | Intact | 
|
Former residence of the Lords of Man. Converted for use as a prison in the 19th century. Now run as a museum by Manx National Heritage.[2] | |
| Cronk Howe Mooar | Motte and bailey | 11th–12th centuries | Ballafesson, Rushen (near Port Erin) |
Earthworks | 
|
Possible site of timber fortification built by Magnus Barefoot c.1100.[3] | |
| Derby Fort | Artillery fort | 16th–17th centuries | Near Derbyhaven, Malew | Intact | 
|
Henrician Castle originally built c. 1540, reconditioned during the English Civil War.[4] | |
| Greeba Castle | Castellated house | c.1849 | On A1 road 2 km NW of Crosby, Marown | Intact | 
|
Home of novelist Hall Caine 1896–1931 | |
| Peel Castle | Castle | 14th–15th centuries | Peel | Ruins | 
|
Manx National Heritage | Possible site of timber castle built by Magnus Barefoot c.1100; fortifications added until 19th century.[3] Site of ruined cathedral of St German. |
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ "Bishopscourt". Pastscape. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ "Castle Rushen". Pastscape. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ a b "Manx Castles". Official website of the National Heritage Agency of the Isle of Man. Retrieved 11 May 2011.
- ^ "Derby Fort". Pastscape. Retrieved 11 June 2011.