Dumfries House is an 18th-century stately home located in Ayrshire, Scotland. Designed by architect Robert Adam, it showcases exquisite Georgian architecture and is surrounded by beautiful gardens and parkland. The house is notable for its collection of fine furniture and artworks, including pieces by Thomas Chippendale. In 2007, Dumfries House gained international attention when it was saved from sale by the Prince of Wales, who led a successful fundraising campaign. Today, it serves as a visitor attraction, offering tours and educational programs that highlight its historical significance and the importance of preserving heritage sites.