Original sentence: He erected a castle at Tullichewan, employing the designer Robert Lugar, who also designed Balloch Castle.The Horrocks family owned the castle from 1817 to 1843.The castle was vacated during World War II, when it was requisitioned by the Navy.They then sold the estate to the Campbell family.Tullichewan is located near Loch Lomond, Scotland; in the Vale of the river Leven
Edited sentence: After the war, it was used as accommodation for workers at the Royal Naval Torpedo Factory in Alexandria.Although modern development has consumed most of the former estate, and little remains, a number of remnants are reported to have survived.At the outbreak of World War II, Tullichewan Castle Estate was requisitioned by the Royal Navy, who retained it for the rest of the war.It is the first example in Scotland of an asymmetrical Gothic house.Mr J Scott Anderson returned to live in the castle, until its upkeep became too much.Of the Camp, no trace remains.The A82 dual carriageway and the A811 road were built through the grounds, with housing developments and the Vale of Leven Hospital covering the estate.The Horrocks family purchased the castle in 1817, living there until 1843.The castle then lay abandoned until it was finally demolished demolished by explosives in 1954.The estate was then sold to William Campbell of J & W Campbell, Glasgow merchants and remained in the Campbell family until the twentieth century.The former stables and a fragment of the original tower can still be seen from the A82.The last owner was J Scott Anderson who acquired the house around 1930.The north lodge, or gatehouse, has been lost in the area of Tullichewan Caravan Park, where the estate also had a walled orchard.The south lodge can still be found on Main Street, Alexandria, north of the entrance to Christie Park.Tullichewan Castle Camp was put to various uses.Tullichewan Castle was designed in 1792 by architect Robert Lugar, who also designed Balloch Castle.Tullichewan is a former estate in the Vale of the river Leven, near Loch Lomond, Scotland