Neish House is a classic stone-built Victorian property in Perthshire in Scotland. This loch-side house has lots of period charm: cornicing, sash windows and timber flooring are all features and Neish House has been well-maintained by its current owners.
Principal reception rooms include the drawing room and the sitting room, which both boast cornicing and an open fireplace and solid fuel stove respectively. The dining room is a good size for entertaining and the kitchen is spacious; the breakfast room is a bright room adjoining the kitchen. The ground floor also has an office/bedroom four.
Upstairs all the rooms on the first floor are accessed from the landing and include two large double bedrooms (one being the master suite) with views out over the garden and the loch; a further double bedroom is to be found on the first floor and a second bathroom.
The house comes with two self-catering holiday apartments.
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The gardens provide banks of colour with maturing trees, including weeping willow, and honeysuckle bushes. There are two ponds and two patio areas. The current owners also rent an area of loch-side land by Loch Earn on which they've built a deck, and it is believed this arrangement will continue for the new owners.
Neish House is an outstanding Scottish property for sale with open views out across Loch Earn and the surrounding countryside. The property is situated on the outskirts of the village of St Fillians which has a shop, church and a sailing club and six miles away is the village of Comrie which has more extensive local amenities. Crieff is just under twenty miles.
The guide price is £525,000. For further information please contact Rettie & Co on 0131 624 9032 or visit www.rettie.co.uk.
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