THE Castle of Mey was reportedly bought for £100 by the Queen Mother and was then given away for free. The Castle was the property of the Queen Mother from 1952 until 1996, when she generously gifted it with an endowment to the Trust. PA:Press AssociationHere we take a look inside the Queen Mother’s Scottish castle[/caption] PA:Press AssociationIt was described by Princess Margaret as “Mummy’s drafty castle”[/caption] PA:Press AssociationThe stunning home reportedly bought for less than £100 at the time[/caption] GettyThe Queen Mother typically visited the castle in August and October from 1955[/caption] It was reportedly bought for less than £100 at the time and was a fir
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