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Map5 bedroom detached house
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Features and description
- Generous Proportioned Accommodation
- Peaceful Rural Setting
- Overlooks Glenisla Golf Course
- A Generous 199m2 of Accomodation
- Close to Local Amenities and Primary School
- Formerly a Ai R B&B with great reviews
- Close to The Angus Glens
- Oil Fired Central Heating and Open Fires
- Five Double Bedrooms - Three Bathrooms
- Double Glazing & Patio Doors
The Farmhouse at Pitcrocknie Bridge is a substantial stone dwelling, built circa 1900, and has accommodation spread over 200m2. It is located near to the newly created residential development and care home at Pitcrocknie Village. The property is adjacent to the former Glenisla Golf Course Clubhouse and restaurant, it boasts flexible accommodation comprising three public rooms, five double bedrooms, two bathrooms and a shower room all with a WC. There are views southwards over the Alyth Burn and Glenisla nine-hole Golf Course and is a short walking distance to Alyth eighteen-hole Golf Course.
The property is a great family home which has been recently utilised as a popular Air-B&B which when open had achieved 5.0-star reviews by former guests, most of the comments referring to the spacious accommodation, the views and proximity to the golf courses as well as being well connected to the Angus Glens just a short driving distance away.
This former farmhouse enjoys a peaceful rural setting yet is close enough to the village of Alyth and the town of Blairgowrie for a more varied choice of shopping and supermarket amenities. Alyth has a thriving primary school, secondary schools are in Forfar, Kirriemuir and Blairgowrie with private schooling available in the cities of Dundee and Perth.
Dundee is within a reasonably short driving distance and provides a great selection of shopping, business, cultural and Leisure facilities as well as a main-line railway and airport with regular flights and rail links to London and beyond.
The house is heated by oil-fired heating which is backed up by several open fires throughout with some charming period features retained throughout the property. Windows are generally of a uPVC style which is double glazed, although there are also some timber casement Velux roof lights, and there is a uPVC French door within the living room giving access out to the front garden area.
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