More than 100 Bugatti cars from 16 countries are visiting Abbotsford House in the Scottish Borders.
Bugatti owners are meeting for lunch in the marquee in front of Sir Walter Scott's former home, as part of the 50th International Rally.
The visit is part of a 600 mile over five days, which will include stops in Peebles, Alnwick, Edinburgh, Pitlochry, Balmoral and Loch Tay.
Conservator Joanna Cook is overseeing the renovation of one of Sir Walter Scott's favourite rooms, the library.
She said:
"We are carrying out a deep-clean of the house in preparation for all the objects coming back in before the re-opening in July.
"So at the moment we are washing down the bookcases in Sir Walter Scott's library, toning in any scratches and giving them a wax.
"He spent a lot of time in here consulting his books, so this is an important room of the house"
The former home of Sir Walter Scott, who lived in the Scottish Borders, is set to re-open in July after a multi-million pound regeneration project.
Abbotsford House, based near Melrose, was home to the famous author who wrote works such as 'Rob Roy' and 'Waverley'.
The house, which sits on the banks of the River Tweed, faced a possible closure in 2004, after the last of Scott's descendants died.
However, the Abbotsford Trust managed to raise £12 million of the £14.5 million needed to fully restore the house and secure its future.
The funding has enabled major regeneration works to be carried out and the house will now be re-opened to the public on 4th July.
The home where Sir Walter Scott lived in the Scottish Borders, is set to re-open after the completion of a multi-million pound regeneration project.
Abbotsford House, based near Melrose, was home to the famous author who wrote works such as 'Rob Roy' and 'Waverley'.
The house, which sits on the banks of the River Tweed, faced a possible closure in 2004, after the last of Scott's descendants died.
However, the Abbotsford Trust managed to raise £12 million of the £14.5 million needed to fully restore the house and secure its future.
The funding has enabled major regeneration works to be carried out and the house will now be re-opened to the public on 4th July.