Top six rural properties in Scotland

Hilltop is a fantastic opportunity for families with this quality of home rarely offered to the market. You are set on an elevated plot, extending to approximately two acres total, including various outbuildings, garages and stores. The home itself offers five generous bedrooms, wonderful bright living within the two large public rooms and modern fittings in your bathroom suites and luxury fitted kitchen. To appreciate the quality and location, viewing is essential. EPC = Band D Council Tax = Band G

Douglas House is a beautiful property that offers huge potential for new families and for those with any business ideas as previously used. The accommodation is just short of 500m2 and is arrange as a split level home. Currently set up as a six double bedroom home with five large formal public rooms. Only viewing will allow full appreciation of the quality this home has to offer. Call now to book or discuss further. EPC - Band E Council Tax - Band G

The Old Millhouse, is a substantial detached villa, enjoying a secluded position at the bottom of Mill Wynd amongst woodland and sitting alongside the Keil Burn. This C listed building was originally a flour mill thought to date back to the 18th/early 19th century and converted to a dwelling in the early 1970's. This prestigious property should be viewed to see the generously proportioned and versatile accommodation that is formed over three levels. Entry is gained into a reception hall via an arched doorway. The impressive hall features an arch window overlooking the garden and exposed stonework to the walls. Doors connect to the lounge, dining room, kitchen/dining room and ground floor WC. The main lounge is an expansive public apartment with open fire and traditional timber beams. The lounge connects to a beautiful garden room, this double height and vaulted glass ceiling is a perfect room to relax with outlook onto the front garden area. The mill stones in the floor and front garden are a pleasant nudge to the properties original use. The kitchen is open plan to a dining area with a utility room set-off the dining area. The kitchen features an Aga and double Belfast sink. The open plan dining area comfortably fits a 6 seater dining table and chairs, ideal for daily dining. A separate dining room offers space for more formal dining and entertaining. The impressive first floor gallery landing looks down onto the entrance hall, doors connect to four bedrooms, bathroom and shower room. A staircase leads to a second floor level where a bedroom with en-suite sauna and shower room/WC are located. Externally, a gravel driveway provides off-street parking for several vehicles and leads to a double garage. Please note that the garage has attic storage above. The gardens have been beautifully planted, featuring a botanical bliss of trees, shrubs and plants. A secluded lawn and seating areas offer space to enjoy. Location- The Old Millhouse occupies a fantastic position in a historic location at the end of Mill Wynd. Among the many attractions of Lundin Links and the East Neuk are the numerous golf courses and picturesque fishing villages. Lundin Links benefits from its own golf course which has previously been used for qualifying to the open golf championship. There is also a 9 hole ladies golf course. Other sporting interests catered for in the area include walking, water sports and cricket. Tennis, squash and fitness facilities can be found at Lundin Sports Club. The beaches within the East Neuk are superb while the East Fife coastal path extends for 78 miles, starting at the Forth Bridges and finishing beyond the Tay Bridges. The path gives spectacular views which cannot be see from the coastal roads. Lundin Links also offers services including primary school and local shopping facilities. 12 miles from St Andrews, 30 miles from Perth and 38 miles from Edinburgh. Train Stations at Leven and Cameron Bridge operate on the Fife Circle line to Edinburgh. Our View- One of the most prestigious properties within the local area. The Old Millhouse enjoys a picturesque, secluded setting alongside the Keil Burn and provides characterful accommodation that is of size and configured to suit varying purchaser requirements.

** OFFERED TO MARKET BELOW HOME REPORT VALUE ** Neptune Cottage is a fantastic home for a family, having been extended you have generous living within. Designed to enjoy those stunning views to the front of the home, you have flexibility of use throughout the home. Renovated offering a modern finish but retaining the character of a traditional cottage. Viewing is essential to appreciate fully. EPC = D Council Tax = E

An enchanting, converted Church offering almost 550m2 of contemporary living space with an abundance of stunning features within a large open space which offers a wonderfully diverse and distinctive living experience. This category C listed home features breathtaking features from the individual touches by our clients to the large beautiful period windows throughout. You have to view to appreciate the quality, size and location on offer. EPC = Band E Council Tax = Band D