Summary

• Imposing Category A listed country house most recently used as a convalescence home
  
• Situated in the picturesque and highly sought after coastal village of Culross
  
• Excellent views of the Firth of Forth, close to the Fife Coastal Path
  
• 28 Ensuite Bedrooms
  
• Many original period features
  
• Would suit a variety of uses with excellent development potential
  
• Approx Gross Internal Area of 2,397 sq. m. (25,802 sq. ft.)
  
• Grounds extending to approx. 5.79 acres (2.34 ha)
  
• Offers Over £825,000 exc VAT

Location

The historic and sought after coastal village of Culross lies on the northern shores of the Firth of Forth and is regarded as one of Scotland’s most complete examples of a C.17th/18th burgh. In more recent times, the subjects have found fame as the filming location for the TV series Outlander which draws large numbers of visitors to the area throughout the year.

Culross lies approximately eight miles to the east of Dunfermline, 12 miles north east of Falkirk and 25 miles to the north west of Edinburgh.

The subjects occupy a picturesque, elevated, position overlooking the Firth of Forth to the south, approximately 1.5 miles to the west of Culross village centre. They are accessed via a private driveway leading from the main road which connects Culross in the east to the A985 in the west.

Description

The subjects comprise an early 19th century, Category A listed, country house which is of solid stone construction that was extended in the 1950’s. Most recently used as a convalescence home for former miners, the property is laid out to provide 28 ensuite bedrooms together with a variety of day space and admin offices.

The property retains much of its original grandeur with the architecture being in the style of famed Scottish architect Robert Adam. An imposing structure, the property is set within ample mature garden grounds having space for future development.

The bedroom accommodation was refurbished in circa 2005 at which time all rooms were made ensuite.