Rothes Castle is a 16th-century tower house located in the village of Rothes, Moray, Scotland. The castle features a rectangular plan with four storeys and an attic, built from local rubble stone with ashlar dressings. The entrance is through a doorway on the south side, which leads to a vaulted basement. The main rooms are on the first floor, including a hall, kitchen, and bedrooms. The castle's architecture is characterized by crow-stepped gables, a feature commonly found in Scottish tower houses. Rothes Castle is now a private residence, but its historical significance and architectural interest make it a notable attraction in the region.