Expansive Seafront Retreat with Majestic Views and Unique Design

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Tain, IV20, Tain (Great britain)

5 Bedrooms · 5 Bathrooms · 280Floor area

€847,250

Villa

No parking

5 Bedrooms

5 Bathrooms

280m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Nestled in the charming town of Tain, this captivating villa, known affectionately as Ros-Mhor, offers a unique blend of scenic beauty and architectural elegance. Standing majestically within substantial well-maintained grounds, the villa overlooks the pristine waters of the North Sea, providing a serene and picturesque backdrop.

Ros-Mhor was designed and constructed with a nod to the Scottish baronial style, which is evident in its grandiose structure and thoughtful layout. The villa offers flexibility in its use; it is suited not only as a sumptuous family home but also holds potential for a guest house or holiday letting, thanks to its versatile and spacious accommodation.

Entering through the castle-style front entrance, one is welcomed into a large entertaining hall, which features a stove with an exposed flue that stretches to all upper floors, creating a cozy yet open atmosphere. The ground floor hosts a majestic lounge/drawing room with an open fireplace and large windows that frame the tranquil sea views. An impressive conservatory/greenhouse extends from the lounge, further enhancing the home's connection with its natural surroundings.

The family kitchen, a true heart of the home, is equipped with an Aga, a separate large hob, and a central island—ideal for family gatherings and culinary explorations. Adjacent to the kitchen, the utility room leads to a practical boot room which provides internal access to the first floor.

The first-floor features what could be considered an internal annex, including a lounge/study area, a thoughtfully designed bathroom with jack-and-jill access, and a large bedroom with an external door opening onto a parapet walkway. The home's remaining four bedrooms, including a master bedroom with a secretive large en-suite, are tastefully laid out to maximize comfort and privacy. The family bathroom and an upper landing/piper gallery area with a balcony round out this floor.

Topmost, the third floor reveals another lounge/study area adjacent to a spacious family room lit by Velux windows, offering a quiet retreat within the home.

Ros-Mhor's external features are just as impressive as its interior. The gardens are impeccably kept, with stunning sea views and ample outdoor space for relaxation and entertainment. The property also includes a large integrated double garage and substantial parking area.

Living in Tain offers a wonderful blend of coastal serenity and community spirit. The town itself provides all necessary amenities including shops, healthcare facilities, and schools, making it an ideal locale for families. The area is rich in history and culture, with plenty of activities to engage in, from coastal and country walks right on your doorstep to exploring ancient ruins and local distilleries.

Tain is also well-connected with transport links to Inverness and beyond, ideal for those seeking to balance rural tranquility with the convenience of nearby urban centres.

For the enthusiast with a vision, Ros-Mhor represents an enticing fixer-upper opportunity. While in good condition, the villa would benefit from modernizing touches to enhance its utilities and aesthetics. Potential buyers might consider this a wonderful project where they can infuse their personal style into updating this already incredible property.

Features List:
- 5 Bedrooms
- 5 Bathrooms
- Large entertaining hall with stove
- Lounge/drawing room with open fire
- Conservatory/greenhouse
- Family kitchen with Aga and separate large hob
- Utility room and boot room
- Internal annex potential on first floor
- Piper gallery with balcony
- Integrated double garage
- Well-maintained gardens with sea views

Climate:
The climate in Tain is typically mild with moist summers and chilly, wet winters. The surrounding waters of the North Sea moderate the temperature, preventing extreme highs and lows, thus offering a pleasant environment throughout the year.

Living in Ros-Mhor offers a blend of luxury and practicality, making it a desirable location for overseas buyers and expatriates seeking a serene lifestyle with a touch of Scottish charm and heritage.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
5
Size
280
Price per m²
€3,026
Garden size
3100
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
5
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Villa
Energy label

Unknown

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Nestled in the enchanting village of Portmahomack, this distinguished country home, known as Little Tarrel Castle, presents a unique blend of historical architecture and modern convenience. Built in the 16th century, this "B" listed fortress offers a distinctive living experience with its array of original features and contemporary enhancements. The property is a perfect blend for those looking to immerse themselves in a tranquil, historical setting while enjoying the comforts of modern living. As you approach Little Tarrel Castle, you are greeted by the striking stone exterior that speaks volumes of its rich past. The grand entrance leads you into a welcoming reception hall adorned with stone flooring, which sets the tone for the rest of the home. The ground floor is an epitome of character and charm with its barrel vaulted, stone dining room that opens up to a sunny, southern terrace—perfect for enjoying the serene surroundings. The kitchen is a harmony of elegance and function, equipped with high-end cabinetry and appliances, creating a warm space for family meals. Adjacent to the kitchen, the dual-aspect sitting room is a testament to craftsmanship with its impressive stone-built arched fireplace—a focal point for family gatherings. Ascending to the first floor, you will find a spacious 17 ft. vaulted living room, an ideal space for hosting and entertaining, featuring another exquisite fireplace and multiple aspects that fill the room with natural light. The floor also hosts two well-proportioned bedrooms, including the principal suite with a stylish en suite shower room. The top floor houses a third bedroom offering elevated views of the picturesque countryside, a family bathroom, and additional storage space, m ... click here to read more

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Ah, the charm and allure of Fortrose, nestled along the coastlines of the Black Isle in Scotland! I can barely keep up with the inquiries from folks keen to plant their roots—or perhaps sail in, considering the maritime heritage—into this breathtaking part of the world. It’s a day in the dizzying typhoon of real estate, but let me spare a moment to walk you through The Mended Drum, a marvelous villa that's fit for those seeking both tranquility and opportunity. Firstly, let’s indulge in a lil’ bit of storytelling, shall we? As you drive up to Fiery Hillock, this grand abode stands quite majestically, with its sprawling gardens and, oh yes, make no mistake—there's quite the expanse of it. The property sits just perfectly, letting you catch glimpse of the Moray Firth. Now, if you’re wondering about sea views, it doesn’t just stop there; for those keen on a cup of morning joe with dolphins as companions, you might find this just the spot! Picture yourself entering through the grand entrance—it's practically a welcoming embrace! An airy hallway in which a couch presently lounges, owing to its sheer size. To your left, an annex beckons, laying out open-plan living in style. With a bedroom and an en-suite providing space for relatives or perhaps potential tenants, it's like a home within a home. The main house, meanwhile? It features all the audacious space one might expect from a highland escape, not withstanding its modern interior facelifts. The polished wood and chrome of the spacious kitchen seem ready to accommodate feasts of all sizes. Adjacent, you'll find a discreet utility room—keeping your washing and drying chores at bay while you're entertaining guests. Keeping up with the villa's storybook design, the open-pl ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque landscape of Rogart, Sutherland, the villa known as Carraig presents itself as an enticing family residence with ample opportunities for custom enhancements and a serene life close to nature. Sprawling over a generous 170 sqm, this 5-bedroom stone villa offers a harmonious blend of space, comfort, and the rustic charm of the Scottish Highlands. Set in a semi-rural enclave of the vibrant village of Pittentrail, Carraig is far from isolated, providing a peaceful yet connected living arrangement. This handsome property is distinguished by its large, well-utilized grounds including a lush enclosed garden populated with a variety of established shrubs, bushes, and trees. The addition of a wooden shed, a greenhouse, and two block stores amplifies its functionality, offering plenty of storage and nurturing space for gardening enthusiasts. The substantial adjoining paddock, previously adorned with apple trees and areas for soft fruit, spans across 2.3 acres and holds vast potential for agricultural or recreational development. Inside, the home reveals a well-appointed layout comprising an entrance vestibule, a cozy dining room, a snug sitting room, and a bright sunroom ideal for enjoying picturesque views in warmth. The dwelling also includes a commodious living room, kitchen/diner, and a pantry, alongside utility spaces that add to the practicality of the home. Essential amenities like oil central heating ensure year-round comfort. The climate in Rogart mirrors the typical Scottish Highlands weather – expect crisp, fresh air and distinct seasons with cool, wet winters and mild summers, ideal for those who relish a close connection with nature’s rhythms. For household dynamics, this villa features ... click here to read more

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Welcome to Ardgowan House, a villa nestled in the serene landscape of Achandunie, Ardross, Alness in the Highlands of Scotland. As your bustling real estate agent, who’s always racing the clock but with an eye for the unique global vistas, let me introduce you to this fantastic property that's not just a place to live, but a place with a lifestyle attached. Picture yourself driving through the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands; rolling hills, verdant valleys, and the occasional dash of roaming wildlife creating the perfect backdrop to return home to. Located a short 30-minute drive from Inverness, Ardgowan House offers a welcome escape from the city hustle while being strategically close to the modern conveniences of a bustling metropolitan hub. With Inverness Airport nearby, your worldwide connections are conveniently at hand. Ardgowan House stands as a testament to comfortable countryside living without the need for an extensive fixer-upper approach. With its generous plot, covering approximately 0.7 hectares (1.74 acres), the villa promises ample space for your endeavors, be it gardening, hosting friends in the summer house, or simply soaking in the tranquil panorama of Fyrish Hill and Cromarty Firth. Designed in 2000, the home has been diligently cared for, evident in the fine balance between its robust structure and the warm homeliness it offers. It’s here that the narrative changes; this house isn’t trying to dazzle with unnecessary frills, rather it speaks of authenticity and function. Let me paint you a picture of the living spaces: - Five bedrooms, offering space for family or guests - Four bathrooms to ensure there's no morning rush - A triple aspect sitting room, flooded with natural light - A forma ... click here to read more

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Discover the charm and allure of life at Tarras House, an exquisite country home set in the serene and picturesque landscape just outside Forres, Moray. This splendid home, nestled among mature trees and sitting in an elevated position, offers stunning views of Findhorn Bay. A modernized gem, it spread generously over 263 square meters, merging the elegance of a historical home with the comforts of contemporary living. With 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrroms, along with several reception rooms, Tarras House is a haven that provides space and tranquility for families seeking a country lifestyle. Let's walk through the grand features this distinguished home has to offer. Upon arriving, you'll notice the expansive gardens – spread over approximately 1.5 acres. These gardens are not just lawns and foliage; they are bursting with vibrant colors from the seasonal flora, fruit trees, and impressive, mature trees that cast dappled shadows across your domain. There's plenty of room for the children to frolic or to host enviable garden parties. Stepping inside, you're welcomed by the bright triple-aspect space currently used as an office. Moving through, you'll find the hallway with high ceilings and detailed cornicing, leading to multiple living areas designed for comfort and utility. The formal sitting room is a room of grandeur with its large sash windows framing the picturesque gardens and beyond. One of the cozy highlights is the snug, ideally placed for intimate family gatherings during those winter nights, with a warm, inviting gas fire setting the ambiance. Then there’s the sunroom, aptly named with sunlight streaming through multiple windows, making it the perfect spot for reading, morning coffees, or simply daydreaming while ... click here to read more

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Nestled within the scenic surroundings of Easter Ross, near the quaint village of Evanton, Castle Lodge presents a unique opportunity for those looking to own a piece of Scottish charm. This property, previously part of the historic Balconie Castle estate, is a delightful residence for families or individuals who cherish nature, history, and the serenity of rural living. Castle Lodge is set amidst an atmospheric landscape accentuated by the remnants of historical structures and nature’s artwork, featuring mature broadleaf trees and an old walled garden. The location encapsulates a vista of both historical intrigue and natural beauty, with remnants of a castellated wall marking the periphery of the property. For prospective buyers who appreciate a mild climate with distinct seasonal changes, Dingwall offers a temperate maritime experience, with mild winters and cool summers, sketching the perfect backdrop for both indoor coziness and adventurous outdoor activities year-round. The property itself is designed thoughtfully across approximately 3 acres of wooded grounds, capturing the essence of privacy and spacious living. It consists of a main house and a separate cottage, positioned ideally for those contemplating holiday lets or hosting extended family. The main house, located on the lower grounds, is a family-friendly dwelling with one reception room and four cozy bedrooms. The cottage, situated higher up the drive, offers additional living space with two reception rooms and two bedrooms. Living in Castle Lodge would provide new residents with an enriching blend of community activities and solitude. Evanton, a short stroll along picturesque paths, offers necessary amenities such as a supermarket, a primary school, a ... click here to read more

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Nestled amidst the serene landscapes of Lairg, IV27 4ED, Sydney House presents a compelling narrative of history blended with the tranquility of rural living. This distinguished villa, sitting on a generous 8 acres of land, provides a unique life opportunity for those looking to settle in a character-rich, family-oriented environment. The appeal of Sydney House lies in its fine preservation of historical elements with tasteful updates to meet modern living standards. The property, originally built in the 1880s, holds a charm that is enhanced by its original features such as ornate ceilings, cornices, and deep skirting boards, allowing a glimpse into its storied past. A sweeping driveway welcomes residents and guests alike, leading to a home of spacious dimensions with five bedrooms and three bathrooms, spread across an area of 180m². The front-facing lounge with its bay window offers a picturesque view of the surrounding countryside, complementing the formal dining area. A modern kitchen, featuring solid oak flooring and equipped with a central island, built-in ovens, and integrated appliances, serves as the heart of the home, perfect for family gatherings. The ground-level also includes a convenient shower room. Taking the stairs to the upper level, the master bedroom stands out as a personal retreat complete with a walk-through storage area and a contemporary en-suite. Accompanying this are four additional well-proportioned bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. The external area of Sydney House is as impressive as its interior. The garden, a blend of lush lawns and mature shrubs, provides a perfect setting for relaxation or leisure activities with family and friends. The property also hosts a traditional stone c ... click here to read more

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This charming four-bedroom bungalow located in Corry, Muir of Ord, is nestled within the stunning landscapes characteristic of this region. While its excellent proximity to Inverness significantly adds to its appeal, offering a blend of countryside serenity and city convenience, it presents itself as a canvas ready for further personalization and enhancements. Residing on an impressive 5-acre plot which includes a paddock and expansive grounds, this property offers a tranquil setting surrounded by lush greenery, with the potential for further development. The grounds themselves are a gardener’s delight, featuring a mature garden, a woodland area, a fruit cage, a polytunnel, and a greenhouse - a perfect setup for those with a green thumb or who appreciate the tranquility garden spaces can offer. The interior layout of the bungalow is spacious, covering approximately 190 square meters, and is planned for practicality and comfort. The main living areas include a cosy lounge, a separate dining room, and a kitchen with an adjoining breakfast room, making it an ideal setup for a family or entertaining guests. Practical additions such as a utility room lead conveniently to an attached garage, simplifying daily chores. The bungalow hosts four bedrooms, the master bedroom equipped with an en-suite, offering personal retreat spaces for all household members. Additionally, the layout includes a further bathroom connecting two bedrooms and a separate shower room and W/C, ensuring adequate facilities for a family. However, as with any property, this bungalow offers potential rather than perfection. It invites its new homeowners to imbue it with personal touch and possibly update certain areas to match contemporary tastes or famil ... click here to read more

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Welcome to the enchanting Strathnaver in the heart of Kinbrace in the far north of Scotland, where nature's beauty unfolds at every turn and tranquillity settles in every corner. This captivating country home nestled in the serene surroundings of Strathnaver perfectly captures the essence of a peaceful and rural lifestyle. Situated under the vast Scottish sky, this home offers an immersive escape into nature with a delightful blend of comfort and rustic charm. The property sits on approximately one acre of lush land, showcasing spectacular views of the surrounding gentle hills and dense forests, setting a perfect backdrop for this 103 square meter traditional stone-built abode. Just a stone's throw from the calm coastal village of Bettyhill, the property promises not just privacy and seclusion but also the convenience of proximity to essential services. It's an ideal spot for those looking to break away from the chaotic urban vibes and embrace a more laid-back lifestyle. Challenges might emerge for those not used to the rural ways of life, but the rewards are well worth it. This is a timeless Highland refuge with one bathroom and four generously-sized bedrooms, waiting to enfold its new owners in the serenity and warmth it has on offer. Let's step into this lovely home, shall we? The front door swings open into a delightfully inviting living room, immediately drawing attention to the impressive open fireplace, a fine piece of craftsmanship, which houses a large multi-fuel stove at its heart. Imagine cozy evenings spent here as the flames dance merrily, casting a gentle, flickering light around the room. This space radiates a quiet calm necessary for winding down after meandering through acres of scenic countryside. Th ... click here to read more

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Nestled within the serene expanse of Forsinard in Caithness, Forsinain Steading emerges as a captivating opportunity waiting for its next chapter. For potential overseas buyers longing for a genuine country home experience, this property offers a unique blend of vast living space, budding possibilities, and a slice of tranquility. Spanning approximately 700 square meters, Forsinain Steading invites you to explore its rich history and visible potential. The transformation of Forsinain Steading into a country lodge has been a devoted endeavor carried over several years. The meticulous craftsmanship is evident throughout, with thoughtful renovations that include partially re-slating the roof, repointing exposed stone walls, and restoring original beams and doors. While the east side stands complete, awaiting your personal touch, the west half is already prepped with all necessary materials, eagerly allowing for your creative vision to come to life. What captures the imagination is the potential: an opportunity for multigenerational living or perhaps an ideal setting for a charming guest house. The sheer size and layout of this home offer a promise of lifestyle changes and income opportunities for those who dare to envision. Features of the property include: - Six spacious bedrooms - Seven well-appointed bathrooms - Majestic en-suite bedrooms with walk-in dressing rooms - Large dining hall with a delightful mezzanine area - Expansive kitchen-family room with fitted base units - Delightful library space designed with special attention - High ceilings accented with original beams - A generous garden space with a natural pond - Convenient garage accommodating up to 3 cars - Ample storage space, including a workshop - Courtya ... click here to read more

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Introduction to Murray House Situated in the serene crofting township of Armadale, near the enchanting village of Bettyhill on the pristine north-west coast of Scotland, the Murray House offers a remarkable opportunity for those looking to embrace a tranquil countryside life. With its rich history and stunning natural surroundings, this traditional country home is not just a place to reside but an escape into nature’s embrace. Property Description Murray House presents a classic facade wrapped in an atmosphere of calm and tradition. This three-bedroom home is complemented by a single bathroom and an array of outbuildings that present a canvas for imaginative renovations. Spanning a generous 180 square meters, the property, although in good condition, suggests an inviting project for those keen to imprint their personal touch and perhaps modernize to taste. Features at a Glance - Traditional country home - Three spacious bedrooms - One well-appointed bathroom - Extensive land with a series of outbuildings - Breathtaking views of Pentland Firth and Armadale Bay - Recently installed solid oak flooring with insulation - High-quality kitchen and bathroom fittings - Original stone fireplace in sitting room and kitchen Living in Thurso and Armadale Thurso offers a blend of charm and convenience, acting as a gateway to exploring the rugged landscapes of the northern Highlands. Known for its friendly community and scenic beauty, it provides a comprehensive suite of amenities including shopping, dining, and essential services. The village of Bettyhill, although smaller, is robust in community spirit and local amenities such as a village shop, cafes, and both primary and secondary schools, with secondary students also serviced b ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Highland village of Invermoriston, The Old Manse stands as a truly remarkable property, enveloped by the serene beauty of the Scottish Highlands. If you're an overseas buyer or an expat looking to own a piece of history rich in natural beauty, this villa could be your ideal home. With spectacular mountain views, colorful gardens, and even its own private waterfall, this residence is nothing short of enchanting. Spanning approximately 257 square meters (around 3800 square feet), this stunning villa boasts four bedrooms and four bathrooms. It's not just a home but an experience, combining the charm of a bygone era with all modern conveniences. The property sets on around 3.8 acres of land, offering plenty of space for outdoor activities and tranquility. Upon arriving, you’ll first notice the newly constructed oversized double garage, a versatile space which allows room for additional accommodation subject to planning permission. The current owner has meticulously renovated the home, ensuring all essential updates like electrical wiring and roofing are up to date. These modern updates seamlessly blend with period features, such as high ceilings, beautiful wood paneling, and fireplaces that exude a timeless elegance. Step inside, and you'll find the heart of the home—the luxury kitchen designed by Murray and Murray. Here, an electric Aga, a built-in Liebherr fridge, and a Bosch dishwasher sit comfortably, complementing the Victorian character of the property. The additional second kitchen or utility room includes a Bosch fan oven, a practical touch for those who enjoy hosting and entertaining. On the first floor, you’ll discover four elegant bedrooms, each featuring its own distinc ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque town of Blair Atholl, right by the tranquil River Tilt in Pitlochry, lies Le Petit Maison—a truly charming chalet that's waiting to welcome its new owners. I gotta tell ya, as a bussy real estate agent, I come across many properties, but I think this one has quite the allure, especially for our overseas friends looking for a slice of Scottish serenity. Now, let's dive into what makes this chalet a delightful find, complete with a homely yet spacious aura. Le Petit Maison is more than just a chalet; it's a cozy yet expansive abode with a touch of luxury nestled in the scenic River Tilt Park. With its elevated design, you not only get that much-craved privacy but also breathtaking, clear views of the majestic River Tummel—a perfect start to your morning with a cuppa in hand on the decked balcony. The balcony, by the way, wraps around the lodge, giving you ample outdoor seating areas to relax, unwind, or, hey, throw a little soiree with friends. There's even a canopy to shelter you from the occasional drizzle or to rest in the shade on a sunny day. Step inside, and you're immediately greeted with an open-plan living room, dining room, and kitchen. The bright, airy feel of the place is amplified by full-height windows and fully glazed bi-fold doors. These allow you to let the outside in or keep the warmth in while you gaze at the scenery. The flooring? Wood laminate. Both practical and pleasing to the eye—ideal for such an inviting living space. The kitchen is no slouch either, equipped with a good range of wall and floor units and a sizable breakfast bar. It features modern conveniences such as an integrated microwave, eye-level electric oven, gas hob, fridge freezer, and a wine cooler that'll b ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque heart of highland Perthshire, the Dalriach House offers a captivating glimpse into the tranquil life of rural Scotland. This impressive country home, originally a 1700s hunting lodge and later extended in the 1890s, stands proudly amidst a breathtaking landscape of expansive lawns, lush meadows, and mature woodland dotted with vibrant rhododendrons. The south-facing orientation of the property ensures ample sunlight, enhancing its grandeur and inviting ambiance. Constructed with a deep respect for its historical roots, Dalriach House merges classic architectural elements with modern comforts, making it an ideal residence for those looking to immerse themselves in the peaceful Scottish countryside while maintaining easy access to the urban centers. Edinburgh is within a comfortable driving distance of approximately 85 miles, offering the perfect balance between secluded country living and city conveniences. The house itself is approached through a broad tiled vestibule that opens into a bright reception hall adorned with decorative plasterwork, painted panelling, and warmed by a charming wood-burning stove. This space sets the tone for the property's welcoming atmosphere and is perfect for hosting gatherings. Adjacent to this, the luminous drawing room, which opens onto verandas facing both the South and East, promises relaxation and scenic views. The presence of another wood-burning stove in the library further enhances the home's cozy environment. Ideal for formal occasions, the dining room boasts a carved fireplace and exquisite Glen Tilt marble, with doors that lead directly to the delightful gardens. Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate the substantial dining kitchen equipped with a four ... click here to read more

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Welcome to Kirkside House, Kirkton of Glenisla, Blairgowrie – a splendid country home with a touch of history and a breath of fresh air. Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Glen Isla, this former manse invites you to explore its many charms spread over two spacious levels. Resting on an expansive plot of around two acres, with the serene River Isla flowing at the edge, this nineteenth-century home offers both tranquility and a connection to nature, benefiting from riparian rights to the river's center. ### Location - A Slice of Scottish Serenity Glen Isla, the westernmost of the Angus Glens, is famed for its captivating scenery and outdoor adventures. It's the perfect sanctuary for those who enjoy walking, cycling, fishing, and skiing. Additionally, the area is teeming with wildlife, from the osprey at the Loch of Lintrathen to the playful red squirrels and elusive wild cats. Not too far off, the Backwater Reservoir – complete with its stunning road across the dam – and the impressive Reekie Linn Falls offer beautiful spots to marvel at nature. Golf enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, with fantastic courses in nearby Alyth, Kirriemuir, and Blairgowrie. Living here, you're never too far from essential amenities either. Kirriemuir and Blairgowrie are just a short drive away, providing access to the A90 dual carriageway, and the towns of Perth and Dundee are equally accessible. For families, primary schooling is available in Lintrathan with a bus service, while secondary schooling can be found in Kirriemuir or Blairgowrie. Public schooling options like the High School of Dundee, Kilgraston, Strathallan, and Glenalmond are also within reach. For anglers, the River Isla, Ericht, and Tay offer fantastic fishing spots. ... click here to read more

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Nestled amongst the lush greenery of Portsoy in Banffshire, this luxury Georgian country home captivates with its timeless charm and historical allure. Who wouldn't want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life to a serene abode wrapped in nature and rich in history? That's the beauty of living in a place like this—a real retreat from the frantic pace of modernity. I've sold many properties, and let me tell you, places like this are few and far between. I'm a bussy real estate agent, but homes like these? Well, they just warrant my full attention. Firstly, let's talk about the magic woven into every corner of this home. Built over centuries past, this B-listed mansion is steeped in history, offering a slice of Scottish heritage. The current owners have lovingly restored it, blending modern comfort with traditional elegance. Imagine entering via a private gravelled driveway, flanked by majestic sandstone gate piers—it's like a scene from a period drama. A warm welcome awaits as you step through the more-than-impressive front door. The entrance porch leads to a spacious hallway where the original open fireplace invites you to gather and ponder over timeless tales. Already envisioning the possibilities? Let's continue exploring! Property Highlights: - Eight luxury bedrooms, six of which are ensuite - Four reception rooms graced with elegant fireplaces - Entirely restored Georgian facade and interiors - Extensive grounds with mature woodlands - Private gravelled driveway and ample parking - Formal lawn with stone wall borders - Spacious commercial kitchen - Office space and a wine cellar - Bar and a delightful drawing room Living in Portsoy is akin to stepping into a postcard where every corner reveals a new charm. ... click here to read more

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Alright, let's dive into this wonderful property set in the heart of the North West Highlands of Scotland. I apologize upfront for my busy schedule, but I just couldn't wait to share this gem with potential buyers, especially those from overseas. Located in Clashnessie, Lochinver, Lairg, this stunning croft sits on approximately 30 acres of pure, unspoiled beauty. If you're someone looking for a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of city living, this place is a dream come true. The countryside here is nothing short of breathtaking, with magnificent views across Clashnessie Bay to the rugged hills of Quinag, Ben Stack, Arkle, and Foinaven. Property Features: - 3 separate properties - 30 acres of land - 5 bedrooms - 4 bathrooms - Open plan living spaces - Bespoke spiral staircase - Balconies with mountain views - Underfloor heating - Multiple feature fireplaces - Ample parking - Outbuildings including shed, workshop, and polytunnel The main house, Leathad an Alltain, was built in 2013 and features a warm, open-plan sitting area and kitchen/diner flooded with natural light from various directions. The beauty of its surroundings can be enjoyed from the 33 ft. spacious living area, further enhanced by a bespoke spiral staircase with glass balustrades. The kitchen is equipped with fitted cabinetry, dual sinks, double ovens, and a 5-burner hob, perfect for any cooking enthusiast. The ground floor encompasses a utility room with a larder, central hallway, a study, a chic bathroom with both a bathtub and a walk-in shower, and an adjacent bedroom with a sliding fitted wardrobe. Upstairs, you'll find an expansive sitting room featuring elevated views, ample natural light, a freestanding log-burning stove, and d ... click here to read more

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Nestled in the picturesque village of Clashnessie, Riverside Cottage stands as a testament to tranquil living. Located at the address Riverside, Clashnessie in the quaint town of Lairg, this two-bedroom country home offers an opportunity for those seeking solace in the bucolic beauty of the Scottish Highlands. With sweeping views of the nearby beach and rolling landscapes, this residence combines the best of serene countryside living with a touch of historic character. Designed as a former croft house, this property has undergone careful upgrades to provide a cozy and practical home. Spanning an area of 180 square meters, every inch of the property has been utilised to blend historic aesthetics with modern functionality. Enter through a field gate, leading up to a UPVC door that welcomes you into a modest entrance porch. Prepare for a sense of anticipation as you step into the hallway, which includes an understairs cupboard offering discreet storage solutions. The heart of the home is undoubtedly the inviting sitting room located to the left of the hallway. Whether nestled with a book for a quiet evening or entertaining guests, the room radiates warmth, courtesy of its multi-fuel stove set on a rustic Caithness stone hearth with an oak mantle. To the right of the hallway, the kitchen promises practicality without compromising on visual appeal. Featuring an array of wooden floor units complemented by cream work surfaces, the kitchen is equipped to handle culinary adventures. The Rayburn stove is a standout element, supplementing both the cooking and heating needs. Its warmth is further enhanced by electric storage heaters in the kitchen and sitting room, not forgetting the charming log burner that adds a cozy glow. Do ... click here to read more

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