Originally dating back to 1780, Category A listed Straloch House oozes grandeur and luxury within over 60 acres of private land in Aberdeenshire.
The property is approached via electric gates which open to a large driveway and thanks to refurbishment in recent years, impressive features from open fireplaces to Italian marble floors are set to turn heads upon entering the home.
Inside, the main house spans four floors. On the lower ground floor there’s plenty of room for work and leisure in the gym, playroom, office, beauty room, and wine cellar while the ground floor is fit for family living and entertaining alike. Here, the reception hall, grand drawing room, large kitchen, dining room, utility room, and spacious billiard room can be found.
Boasting its own ensuite bathroom and dressing room, the main bedroom is located on the first floor alongside three further double bedrooms, one of which also has a dressing room, and a family bathroom. The second floor is also home to four double bedrooms as well as a shower room and bathroom.
The East and West wings of the main home have their own living areas, kitchens, bedrooms, and shower facilities. With self-contained access these spaces are perfect areas for growing families and guests.
Beyond the main accommodation, there’s a separate detached lodge, historic private chapel and a laundry building with a garage for extra storage. On the edge of the woodland, the chapel dates back to 1908 and retains many charming original features. The woodland itself is yet another impressive feature of this property and is filled with paths, bridges and streams adding to the beauty of the surroundings where long walks are a must to take in all that the private lochan and walled garden have to offer.
