USD 982,364

USD 935,585

“We never thought we would part with 161 Avalanche Road. This home has been in our family for generations – originally designed by my father and built by my grandfather, a master stonemason, alongside his colleagues. He created four or five unique homes across Portland, but this one was special, complete with its witching stone chimney – said in folklore to be where witches could rest on their way across the island. It is full of character, history, and heart, which is why we have cherished it so much.” “For our part, we added to that legacy with a large L-shaped wraparound extension. My husband and his builder friends constructed it according to my design, giving us an incredible kitchen-diner – our favourite space – as well as extra dining and living areas, plus a huge bedroom that could easily be split into two. The kitchen is particularly unique: its island rests on Portland Stone cylinders, gifted to us by a local firm, topped with a beautiful marble surface. It has been the perfect spot for everyday life and entertaining alike. “The outside space is equally special. The landscaped garden is a peaceful oasis with patios and al fresco seating. Peppered with mature apple, pear and cider apple trees, the garden itself flows into a field with wild areas for bees and butterflies, which has been lovely for children’s birthday parties. Beyond the back wall, open fields stretch right to the island’s edge. Having so much outdoor space has contributed to family and work life alike, enabling us to build a thriving boarding cattery here. There is parking for ten cars and planning permission for a 50 x 30 ft log cabin, offering even more potential for additional living or holiday rental accommodation. “Despite the tranquillity, the location is wonderfully convenient: shops, cafés and a bus stop are just minutes away, and the mainland is easily reached. Above all, we will miss the community, the calm, and the outlook that made this such a peaceful place to call home.” Living Room 6.88m max x 4.06m max (22'6" max x 13'3" max) Dining Room 5.66m x 3.38m (18'6" x 11'1") Kitchen/Dining Area 8.41m max x 4.01m max (27'7" max x 13'1" max) Utility 3.20m x 2.92m (10'5" x 9'6") Bedroom One 5.23m max x 5.00m max (17'1" max x 16'4" max) Dressing Room 3.45m x 2.16m (11'3" x 7'1") En Suite Bedroom Two 8.95m x 3.38m (29'4" x 11'1") Bedroom Three 4.55m x 3.15m (14'11" x 10'4") Family Bathroom Cattery Section One 4.72m max x 3.33m max (15'5" max x 10'11" max) Cattery Section Two 11.46m max x 5.33m max (37'7" max x 17'5" max) Cattery Section Three 3.51m max x 2.67m max (11'6" max x 8'9" max) Cattery Section Four 10.67m max 4.57m max (35'0" max 14'11" max) Garden Room 3.51m x 2.90m (11'6" x 9'6") Garage 4.90m max x 2.92 max (16'0" max x 9'6" max) Shed 8.99m x 2.90m (29'5" x 9'6") Additional Information The following details have been provided by the vendor, as required by Trading Standards. These details should be checked by your legal representative for accuracy. Property type: Detached Bungalow Property construction: Standard Council Tax: C Mains Electricity Mains Water & Sewage: Supplied by Wessex Water Heating Type: Gas Central Heating Broadband/Mobile signal/coverage: For further details please see the Ofcom Mobile Signal & Broadband checker. checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Disclaimer These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. All measurements are approximate. Any details including (but not limited to): lease details, service charges, ground rents, property construction, services, & covenant information are provided by the vendor, and you should consult with your legal advisor/ satisfy yourself before proceeding. No person in this firm’s employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. Features: - Garage - Parking - Garden

3 bd

Portland

USD 668,275

Set within a tranquil and picturesque landscape in a truly exclusive setting, this impressive three-bedroom single-storey residence, constructed by Webster Homes, combines striking architectural design with outstanding craftsmanship throughout. Designed with excellent eco-credentials and finished to an exceptional standard, the property features a bespoke high-quality interior, a generous and highly desirable plot, a spacious driveway, and a detached oversized double garage. Grantham’s high-speed rail network to London King’s Cross is approximately 10 miles away, with the capital accessible in around 60 minutes. Meadow House forms part of Mulberry Barns, an exclusive collection of just four bespoke executive homes, positioned within the sought-after village of Walcot and enjoying far-reaching views across the rolling Lincolnshire countryside. Thoughtfully designed to combine contemporary living with a peaceful semi-rural setting, Mulberry Barns offers a rare opportunity to enjoy village life without compromising on connectivity, schooling or everyday amenities. On entering this striking architectural home via a private entrance hallway, you are welcomed into a wonderful open plan vaulted space infused with the highest standards of quality, setting the scene for what is to come. The open plan family kitchen and dining area enjoys a vaulted zoned layout incorporating a quality Symphony kitchen with quartz work surfaces, an inset sink unit, and a range of Samsung appliances including a combination oven, full-height fridge, full-height freezer, recirculating downdraft induction hob, dishwasher and integrated bin. The kitchen is further complemented by a breakfast island with matching quartz surfaces. The space benefits from two windows to the side aspect together with a roof light window. Adjacent to the kitchen is the lounge area, which enjoys a vaulted ceiling, media wall with TV point, and French doors with an additional door opening onto the rear aspect. The vaulted dining area benefits from French doors opening onto the side aspect, together with a further set of French doors leading onto the covered external entertaining area. This impressive family space is enhanced by thoughtfully designed LED lighting and LVT flooring throughout. The bedroom and bathroom wing is accessed via a hallway with feature LED lighting and LVT flooring. Doors lead to the following rooms: the vaulted primary suite enjoys a window and French doors opening onto its own private terrace. The luxurious Cubico shower room features a quality suite incorporating a double-width shower cubicle with rainfall shower and additional mixer tap, wash hand basin with vanity unit, and low-level flush WC. This elegant space is further complemented by Porcelanosa tiled walls and flooring. The primary suite also benefits from a dedicated walk-in wardrobe area. Bedroom two is a vaulted double room enjoying French doors opening onto the side garden, together with an additional area ideal for use as a home office, dressing space or walk-in wardrobe. Bedroom three is another double room with vaulted ceiling and French doors opening onto the side garden. Both bedrooms share the well-appointed four-piece family bathroom, comprising a freestanding bath with central mixer tap, shower cubicle with rainfall shower and additional mixer tap, wash hand basin with vanity unit, low-level flush WC, and a window to the side aspect. The bathroom is finished with Porcelanosa tiling to both the walls and floors. Externally, the property is approached via a private road leading into Mulberry Barns and sweeping around to a secluded position where the detached double garage with electric doors is located, together with a driveway providing off-street parking for multiple vehicles. A secure gate gives access to the side aspect where paved sun terraces and lawned gardens can be found, extending around to the rear aspect where a further terrace is positioned. A notable feature of the property is the covered and enclosed paved veranda, allowing for al fresco dining and entertaining throughout the year. A private lawned garden area, accessed directly from the primary suite, can also be found to the side aspect. It should be noted that the property occupies a spacious and tranquil position throughout. Agents Note: The property has been virtually staged for marketing and illustrative purposes and offers a visual representation. Location & Schooling Walcot is a charming Lincolnshire village, widely regarded as one of the most picturesque in the area, situated approximately one mile from the historic village of Folkingham and within easy reach of the market towns of Grantham, Sleaford and Bourne. Surrounded by open countryside, the area is renowned for its beautiful rural landscape, walking routes and relaxed pace of life. Nearby Walcot and Folkingham are both considered among the most attractive villages in the locality, with Folkingham noted in the Domesday Book of 1086 and retaining its historic market place, conservation area and strong sense of community. The village offers a popular public house, village shop with tea room, church, community hall and recreational facilities, creating a thriving yet traditional village atmosphere. For a wider range of amenities, shopping and leisure facilities, Grantham, Sleaford and Bourne are all within convenient driving distance, whilst the historic city of Lincoln can be reached in around 30 minutes. The area is particularly well served for education, with a choice of highly regarded primary schools in neighbouring villages including Billingborough and Osbournby, together with further options in the surrounding market towns. Secondary education is exceptional, with access to highly regarded grammar and academy schools including The King’s School, Grantham, Kesteven & Grantham Girls’ School (KGGS), Kesteven & Sleaford High School, Bourne Grammar School and Carre’s Grammar School, many of which benefit from strong Ofsted ratings and excellent academic reputations. School transport services operate throughout the surrounding villages. Benefitting from an idyllic rural setting, Walcot is exceptionally well placed for commuters. Grantham is approximately 10 miles away, providing access to the East Coast Main Line with direct high-speed rail services to London King’s Cross in around one hour, making it an ideal base for those travelling to the capital. Additional rail services are also available from Peterborough, while the nearby A15, A52 and A1 offer excellent road connectivity across the region. The combination of open countryside, strong schooling, excellent transport links and nearby market towns makes Mulberry Barns an outstanding setting for families and professionals seeking an exceptional village lifestyle within an exclusive collection of just four executive homes. Webster Homes Webster Homes has earned an outstanding reputation for delivering exceptional homes defined by quality, character and craftsmanship. Founded in 1997 as a specialist boutique housebuilder focused on barn conversions and bespoke residences, the company has since developed into a highly regarded name across the East Midlands. Its portfolio now spans elegant new-build homes, imaginative conversions and thoughtfully restored properties, each one tailored to its setting and purpose. At the heart of Webster Homes is an unwavering commitment to excellence. Every detail matters, from the earliest design decisions and careful selection of materials through to the precision of the final finishes. This dedication ensures that each home is not only beautifully designed but also executed to the highest possible standard. The result is a collection of homes that feel considered, refined and truly special. Webster Homes continues to distinguish itself through craftsmanship and integrity, creating properties that offer lasting quality, timeless appeal and a genuine sense of distinction. Services Services: Air source heating (underfloor heating), electric, water and Biodigester Local Authority: North Kesteven District Council Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: TBC EPC Rating: TBC Sat Nav: NG34 0SU Contact: Adam Lascelles Features: - Garage - Garden

3 bd

Lincoln

USD 915,537

A rare opportunity to acquire this impressive barn conversion, originally built in 1865 and converted in 2015, set in a private position within the highly sought-after conservation village of Londonthorpe. This exceptional three-bedroom, three bathroom single-storey home offers impeccable accommodation, combining character features with quality craftsmanship throughout. A self-contained ancillary area with a kitchenette, bedroom/office area and shower room provides versatile additional space, while the gated courtyard gardens to the front and a raised sun terrace overlooking the pony paddock and stabling create an ideal setting. In total, the plot extends to approximately 0.5 acres. Grantham’s high-speed rail network to London King's Cross is a short distance away, offering a journey time to the capital of around 60 minutes. On entering this wonderful conversion, you are greeted by an entrance hallway that leads into a truly impressive and spacious open plan family kitchen and dining area, featuring vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and trusses, and infused with character, charm and original features. The kitchen area, with a curved central island, offers a range of quality units along with integrated appliances, including ovens, a microwave, a steam oven, a ceramic hob, sink unit, as well as air conditioning. Two picture windows enjoy views over the gardens, while three skylight windows and a full height glazed wall with French doors provide access to the private courtyard gardens located to the front aspect. Adjacent to the kitchen is an open plan dining and family area, featuring a dual aspect wood-burning fireplace serving both the kitchen and formal sitting room, along with French doors that enjoy views over the paddock and allow an abundance of natural light. This area is completed by tiled flooring. The sitting room enjoys vaulted ceilings with exposed trusses and beams, a dual aspect wood burning fireplace, tiled flooring and a window with pleasant views. The living accommodation is further enhanced by a well-proportioned utility room featuring an extensive range of wall and base units and a complementary door providing access to the rear aspect, along with a quality cloakroom/WC. A separate wing, accessed via a full height glazed corridor with exposed stone wall detailing, tiled flooring and a complementary door, leads to the bedroom and bathroom accommodation. The principal suite enjoys a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, two glazed windows to the front aspect, air conditioning, and a quality en suite shower room featuring a wash hand basin and a double shower cubicle. Bedroom two features vaulted ceilings and a skylight window and also benefits from an en suite shower room and walk in wardrobe area. Bedroom three, another double room with a vaulted ceiling and skylight window, is served by a luxurious family bathroom, complete with double wash hand basin with vanity unit, a freestanding bath and central floor standing mixer tap. The external, self-contained ancillary accommodation offers a highly versatile space, comprising a kitchenette, a bedroom or home office, and a shower room. It is well suited to a variety of uses, including independent living accommodation or a dedicated home office. Externally, the property is approached via a private road and is situated on the left-hand side. Accessed through an electric five bar gate and pedestrian gate, it opens into a landscaped courtyard featuring a stone wall, paved seating areas, a wood store, a storage shed and a garage, while the gravel driveway provides ample parking for several vehicles or a motorhome. To the rear, the property benefits from a raised sun terrace and enclosed lawned gardens, beyond which lies a paddock and stable/potting shed, with electric and water connected. Additionally, the property features a range of solar panels. Location Londonthorpe is a charming and historic village located approximately three miles to the north-east of Grantham, with its western boundary adjoining the extensive Belton Park estate. A defining feature of the area is its close association with Belton House, one of England’s finest examples of Restoration-era country houses. Built in the late 17th century, the house is set within magnificent, landscaped parkland and gardens originally designed by Sir John Vanbrugh and later influenced by Capability Brown. Now in the care of the National Trust, Belton House is open to the public and is renowned for its elegant interiors, formal gardens, ancient woodland, and expansive parkland, home to free-roaming deer. The wider estate, including Belton Park, has long shaped the surrounding landscape and continues to provide a strong sense of heritage, openness, and rural prestige to neighbouring settlements such as Londonthorpe. Historically, the village formed part of the Belton Estate under the ownership of Lord Brownlow, and this longstanding connection remains evident today in the collection of attractive stone-built properties that define much of the village’s character, including Park House itself. The consistent architectural style and use of local stone reflect the estate’s enduring influence and contribute significantly to the area’s timeless appeal. The Fold Yard enjoys an exceptionally convenient location. Grantham is just a short distance away and provides a direct high-speed rail service to London King’s Cross in approximately 60 minutes, making the property particularly attractive for commuters. At the same time, the setting offers a peaceful rural environment well suited to home working and flexible modern living. Road links are equally strong, with the nearby A1 providing excellent access both north and south. Newark can be reached in approximately 25 minutes, Stamford in around 30 minutes, and Peterborough in roughly 40 minutes, while Nottingham is about 50 minutes away via the A52. Schooling The property is well placed for access to a range of highly regarded local schooling. For primary education, Belmont Community Primary School, located on the edge of Grantham, is less than 2 miles away and is rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Also nearby is Belton Lane Community Primary School, which is similarly rated ‘Good’. For secondary education, Grantham is particularly well known for its outstanding grammar school system. The King’s School (for boys) and Kesteven and Grantham Girls’ School (KGGS) are both highly selective and enjoy an excellent reputation, each rated ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. These schools are widely recognised for their academic achievement and long-standing heritage. In addition, there are other well-regarded secondary options within easy reach, including Greenfields Academy and Walton Academy, both of which are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Services Services: Mains electric, water and drainage, Oil central heating (underfloor heating throughout) Local Authority: South Kesteven District Council Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: D Epc Rating: C Sat Nav: NG31 9RY Contact: Adam Lascelles Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden - Terrace

4 bd

Grantham

USD 416,713

Office Block Beeswing House For Sale in Wellingborough United Kingdom.

Office Block Beeswing House For Sale in Wellingborough United Kingdom Esales Property ID: es5553805 31 Sheep Street Offices Wellingborough Northamptonshire NN81BZ United Kingdom Price £300,000 With its glorious natural scenery, excellent climate, welcoming culture and excellent standards of living, The UK is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. For anyone wishing to make a wonderful financial investment at the same time, then this superb property could be just what you’ve always dreamed of. Beeswing House is situated in the centre of Wellingborough on the corner of Sheep Street and Tithe Barn Road opposite the Swansgate Shopping Centre. DESCRIPTION: Beeswing House is a three storey office building with entrance from Sheep Street and rear on-site car parking approached via Tithe Barn Road. The building is within close proximity of a free multi-storey car park on Commercial Way and a surface car park to the rear of the council offices. The accommodation provides 14 car spaces to the rear of building. ABOUT THE AREA Wellingborough is a market town and civil parish in the North Northamptonshire unitary authority area of Northamptonshire, England. It is 65 miles from London and 11 miles from Northampton, and is on the north side of the River Nene. The town has a population of around 44,300. Administratively it is within the Borough of Wellingborough which covers an area of approximately 163 sq kms and which has a population of around 73,000. It is an historic market town which retains some notable historic buildings, especially on Sheep Street and High Street, including an inn (now the Hind Hotel) where Oliver Cromwell stayed on his way to the Battle of Naseby in 1645, and the 14th century All Hallows Church which houses some fine examples of medieval craftsmanship. There are numerous visitor attractions within the vicinity and it is a good base from which to explore the surrounding area. MAIN FEATURES: • 930m2 of space • 1005m2 plot • Private Parking • Stunning Views • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of The UK • Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby • Rental Potential Contact us today to buy or sell property in The UK online

10,010 sqft

lot 10,818 sqft

Wellingborough

USD 1,169,481

Shoreditch DK-EC2A.875.

A well-presented, light and bright one bedroom, one bathroom 31st floor with far reaching views over the docks towards Canary Wharf. A well-presented, light and bright one bedroom, one bathroom 31st floor with far reaching views over the docks towards Canary Wharf. The Landmark offering the highest residential accommodation in Canary Wharf. Panoramic windows, comfort cooling, marble bathroom and fixtures/fittings from Villeroy & Bosch, Grohe and Siemens. The development itself features 24 hour concierge, and residents' private gym. Excellent transport links via Heron Quays DLR (0.4 mile) which is just 1 stop from Canary Wharf giving access to the Jubilee Line, the eagerly awaited Crossrail and a huge variety of shops, restaurants and bars. Thames Clipper Cruises are also close by providing a regular service to Greenwich and the O2 as well as the West End and London Eye.

1 bd

Kinloch Hourn

USD 661,592

Canary Wharf JL-E14.495.

A well-presented, light and bright one bedroom, one bathroom 31st floor with far reaching views over the docks towards Canary Wharf. A well-presented, light and bright one bedroom, one bathroom 31st floor with far reaching views over the docks towards Canary Wharf. The Landmark offering the highest residential accommodation in Canary Wharf. Panoramic windows, comfort cooling, marble bathroom and fixtures/fittings from Villeroy & Bosch, Grohe and Siemens. The development itself features 24 hour concierge, and residents' private gym. Excellent transport links via Heron Quays DLR (0.4 mile) which is just 1 stop from Canary Wharf giving access to the Jubilee Line, the eagerly awaited Crossrail and a huge variety of shops, restaurants and bars. Thames Clipper Cruises are also close by providing a regular service to Greenwich and the O2 as well as the West End and London Eye.

1 bd

Kinloch Hourn

USD 1,136,068

This exceptional non-listed, 18th-century stone barn conversion is discreetly positioned at the end of a no-through road in the highly sought-after village of Bradden, just under four miles from the market town of Towcester. Offering over 2,200 sq ft of versatile accommodation, the property blends period character with contemporary living and is finished to a high standard throughout. With four bedrooms (and potential for a fifth), three bathrooms and generous reception space, it is ideally suited to family life and entertaining, complemented by a low-maintenance south-facing garden and immediate access to miles of beautiful countryside walks — the perfect balance of modern comfort and peaceful country living. Designed with practical everyday living in mind, the welcoming entrance incorporates a generous boot room complete with a dog-washing area, ideal after muddy countryside walks. There is also space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, alongside a cloakroom. The heart of the home is the stunning bespoke kitchen, featuring quartz worktops, an Insinkerator boiling water tap and waste disposal, a Rangemaster oven, American-style fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher, space for a microwave within the island, and a large built-in pantry. This flows seamlessly into an impressive open-plan dining and sitting area, where a cosy log burner creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, ideal for modern family living and entertaining. The space is flooded with natural light and enhanced by exposed beams and French doors opening onto the garden. A spacious hallway connects this principal living area to the remainder of the property. With an additional set of French doors and a desirable south-facing aspect, the current owners enjoy this space as a garden room — the perfect spot for morning coffee or evening drinks. Far more than just a hallway, it provides a relaxed additional living space. Completing the ground floor is a separate sitting room with log burner, a dedicated home office and a further WC, ensuring excellent flexibility for family life. The first floor offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, including two en-suite shower rooms and a contemporary family bathroom, providing generous accommodation for both family life and visiting guests. The principal bedroom is a particularly impressive suite, featuring a dressing room, walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. The dressing room also benefits from its own door to the hallway and could easily be adapted to create a fifth bedroom if required. Bedroom two enjoys its own en-suite shower room, while bedrooms three and four are served by the family bathroom. Outside, the private south-facing garden is designed to be low maintenance and ideal for busy families, while enjoying direct access to miles of beautiful countryside walks from the front door — truly offering the best of both worlds. An open-fronted loggia, ideal for outdoor dining and entertaining, overlooks the garden and provides covered access to the double garage and workshop, particularly convenient in wet weather. Above the garage is a generous additional room, offering excellent flexibility as a second home office, games room or teenage retreat. The property is further complemented by gated driveway parking for up to four vehicles, along with a covered bin and log store. This remarkable home presents a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful barn conversion in a peaceful village setting, combining historic charm with modern amenities and excellent connectivity to Towcester and beyond. Location: Bradden is a charming and unspoilt rural village set amidst rolling Northamptonshire countryside, known for its tranquillity, exclusivity and strong sense of community. With just around 60 homes, the village offers a peaceful setting centred around its historic 13th-century church and recently refurbished village hall, which hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including fitness classes, coffee mornings and social evenings. The nearby market town of Towcester lies just over three miles away and provides an excellent range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and supermarkets, along with medical and leisure facilities. Additional day-to-day amenities can also be found in neighbouring villages. Many local children attend Blakesley and Greens Norton primary schools, with a good selection of state and independent secondary schools available nearby, including Sponne School and Stowe School. Despite its peaceful rural setting, Bradden is well connected, with the A43, A5 and M1 all within easy reach. Mainline rail services to London Euston are available from Milton Keynes in just over half an hour, with additional services from Northampton and Long Buckby, making the village an attractive base for commuters seeking a countryside lifestyle. Extra Information: Stone under slate construction Architecturally detached – constructed alongside the neighbouring building with an independent wall and no shared party wall, in keeping with its historic design. Broadband: Gigaclear high-speed fibre broadband available in the area; buyers are advised to check with the provider Mobile signal: 4G available; buyers are advised to check with their provider Mains electricity, water and drainage Oil-fired central heating Home alarm system Located in a conservation area Tenure: Freehold Local Authority: West Northamptonshire Council Council Tax Band: G More than just a house, this is a lifestyle opportunity, offering the perfect balance of countryside living and modern convenience. Early viewing is strongly advised to fully appreciate the scale, finish and setting of this exceptional family home. Please contact Marie, your trusted local agent, to arrange a viewing. Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden - Internet

4 bd

Towcester

USD 258,097

USD 233,896

Located in the heart of Elgin’s bustling High Street, this prominent retail property offers exceptional visibility and footfall in a thriving town centre. Previously home to a well-known pharmacy, the building presents an ideal opportunity for business owners seeking a versatile commercial space in a vibrant and historic location. Surrounded by a diverse mix of retail, dining, and professional services, 48 High Street combines excellent accessibility with strong local demand — perfect for retail, healthcare, or service-based enterprises. The property is situated on High Street, the main thoroughfare in Elgin, a historic town in Moray. This central location places it amidst a vibrant mix of retail, dining, and professional services, including estate agents, restaurants, solicitors, and other shops, contributing to a busy and attractive business environment. The High Street is a key commercial hub with good footfall and accessibility, making it ideal for retail or service-oriented businesses. The area is well-served with amenities and is part of a thriving commercial community, providing opportunities for networking and customer engagement. The interior of 48 High Street offers a well-organised and versatile layout, providing a total floor area of 113.7 square metres. The main shop floor is spacious at 69 sq m and includes a semi-private area with a working sink, ideal for consultations or customer service. Adjacent to the main retail space is a separate small room, currently utilised as a consultation and advice room, offering an additional 3.1 sq m that can also serve as valuable storage. Artificial light is provided to the shop floor areas by ceiling strip light fitments. Moving towards the rear, a door leads to a substantial storage room measuring 17.9 sq m, which benefits from high ceilings and a skylight, and connects to a practical kitchenette of 4.1 sq m. A small corridor provides access to a 3 sq m WC and a second storage room of 16.6 sq m, complete with a fire exit at the rear. The property’s flexible layout offers excellent potential for renovation and reconfiguration to suit a variety of business needs. This property presents an excellent opportunity for business owners looking to acquire a centrally located, high-profile retail unit in Elgin’s bustling town centre, with strong local demand and a steady flow of customers. The building’s current use as a pharmacy underlines its suitability for healthcare, retail, or professional services, supported by the vibrant commercial community on High Street.

1,216 sqft

Elgin

USD 554,668

USD 527,937

Presented by Ian Bransdon, part of By Design’s network and trusted for more than 30 years in the South Devon property market. INTRODUCTION Nestled within the picturesque hamlet of East Leigh, just through Harberton, Thatch Barn really is a picture postcard property. Believed to date back to the 1790s, these barns have been sympathetically converted to provide comfortable modern living suitable for everyday requirements. Thatch Barn is one of five barns that have been converted to residential dwellings, with this particular property being thatched (as the name suggests). Accommodation is arranged over two floors with reverse level living providing light and space to the upper floor receptions. There is a lovely dual aspect living room with a high vaulted ceiling and pleasant views down to the cottage garden below. A bespoke kitchen / dining room and separate cloakroom / wc is also situated on this level. The ground floor provides three double bedrooms, all looking out to the garden and there is a modern, three-piece family bathroom suite. Doors lead out to an enchanting, easy to maintain courtyard garden with Devon Blue slate terraces and a raised deck with slatted Venetian screening to the side. To the front of the barn is an area of parking to which Thatch Barn has a right of usage. It provides parking for two cars comfortably. Thatch Barn offers a charming and homely feel that can only be appreciated by seeing it. Its location is just four miles from Totnes which provides an eclectic range of shops, facilities, schools and of course a mainline railway station with regular trains to London. SELLER'S INSIGHT We'd always dreamed of living in a quintessentially English thatched cottage in Devon and our dreams came true! We moved to the South West for our careers a number of years ago and began our search for the perfect home. We wanted characterful charm combined with contemporary simplicity, a beautiful and tranquil garden and easy access to independent shops and a mainline station. Our search led us south of the River Dart to the welcoming hamlet of East Leigh, a stone's throw from Totnes with its wonderful cafes and restaurants (including our favourite, the Bull Organic Inn, the epitome of fine dining!) but accessible to our favourite walking spots in Dartington, Ashprington, Dartmoor and Salcombe. We instantly fell in love with the enchanting Grade II listed cottage and set about renovating it with a custom made external door leading from the third bedroom onto our newly designed courtyard garden with four garden room seating areas. We decorated it throughout with high quality materials (Farrow & Ball, Cole & Sons, Porcelanosa floor tiles) adding contemporary oak internal doors throughout and a single wall of gorgeous wallpaper in each room, including our favourite Cow Parsley print. Our home always feels friendly and welcoming; it's cosy in winter and bright in summer and its lightness gives a lovely airy feel throughout. We're very sad to be moving on and will miss our cottage and our neighbour friends, but we have new adventures planned and we know it will become a warm, inviting home for others to enjoy. Carole and Charles, Thatch Barn, East Leigh, Harberton STEP INSIDE Upon entering the entrance vestibule, there is a cupboard housing the central heating boiler, and stairs rise to the main entrance into the barn. The upper floor living comprises mainly two large receptions with an additional cloakroom / wc. The kitchen / dining room is well proportioned with a modern rustic feel, complementing the barn, while also providing contemporary appliances and bespoke units of which some have been custom-made from natural oak. The living room is arguably the standout room within the property. It offers a pleasant dual aspect with an outlook onto the garden and a high vaulted ceiling true to its original character. Return stairs lead down to the ground floor level which provides access to the garden from both the hallway and one of the bedrooms. There are three double bedrooms in total, two large storage cupboards and a modern, three-piece bathroom suite with cushioned flooring. The predominant flooring on this floor is an elegant pale grey Porcelanosa ceramic tile which is also hard wearing and easy to clean. OUTSIDE There is an excellent flow between the inside and outside of this home. Direct access from the house leads to a south facing enclosed predominantly level garden with a profusion of colour from its English cottage-style planting. The garden has been well designed to provide low maintenance, privacy and practicality for the current owners. The Devon Blue slate provides attractive terraces and there is a custom-made raised deck providing an ideal al fresco dining area. The south facing aspect enjoys day-long sunshine. To the front of the barn is a parking area where Thatch Barn has a right to park (the left hand side of the two parking areas). The parking rights and shared access are conferred by a neighbouring property (Homeleigh). The clean water sewage treatment plant situated in the garden of High Barn (the neighbouring property), is shared between the five properties of the courtyard and is checked annually with associated costs divided between householders (see details below). New Venetian slatted fencing provides privacy from the shared courtyard. LOCATION Thatch Barn is situated in a tranquil location within the sought-after pretty hamlet of East Leigh, exactly 1 mile from the attractive village of Harberton. Harberton has a great community spirit and lies in the heart of the rolling countryside of the South Hams. It boasts the famous 13th Century Church House Inn with its outstanding reputation for food. The historic Elizabethan town of Totnes is close by with an excellent range of shops, supermarkets, galleries, educational and leisure facilities and railway station to London and Cornwall. The South Hams is bordered to the north by the wild beauty of Dartmoor and to the south by the enchanting coastline with unspoilt sandy beaches. USEFUL INFORMATION Post Code: TQ9 7SS Local Authority: South Hams District Council - ... ... Listing: Grade II listed Council Tax Band: D Services: Mains Electricity (supplier – Octopus Energy £160 pm), Titan Entec Biotec treatment tank is shared between 5 homes, annual cleaning £50 each. Electricity cost is £75 per household. New clean water outflow system added in August 2021 to take the Titan output off the property. Propane gas from RPM, The Ride, Plymouth, PL9 7JT. Cylinders of 47kgs. July-August- September 1 x 47kg for 3 months. Winter months sometimes 1 cylinder per fortnight if at home through the day. £88.50 per 47kgs cylinder. New Worcester LPG Condensing Combi Boiler installed date 01.07.2019. Serviced annually by installation company, Aldred. Last service 19.12.2024. Certificates with Solicitors. EE Broadband: £33pm 20Mbps download speed and 1.0Mbps upload speed. Mobile signal checker according to Ofcom: Postcode TQ9 7SS shows EE 75%, Vodafone 75%, 3mobile 61% and O2 43% Flood risk information (according to gov.co.uk): Important Locations: Totnes & Railway Station 4 miles, Dartmouth 13 miles, Torquay 13 miles, Plymouth 23 miles, Exeter 34 miles, Exeter Airport 34 miles What3Words ///rewrites.feel.hindered Flood risk summary: Surface water and Rivers and Sea - Very Low. Yearly chance of flooding between 2040 and 2060 - Very Low Agent contact: lan Bransdon MNΑΕΑ ... Email ... Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: By Design is supervised by HMRC for compliance with the Anti-Money Laundering Regulations. All buyers will be required to complete digital identification checks at a cost of £25 including VAT per person. Proof of funds and source of funds checks will also be required once an offer has been received. Features: - Parking - Garden

3 bd

Totnes

USD 1,002,413

The Area Gateside Steading occupies an exceptional countryside setting near Lumphanan, a picturesque Aberdeenshire village known for its heritage and natural beauty. Nestled within the Donside valley, this rural location offers tranquillity while remaining highly accessible. The nearby towns of Banchory and Alford provide a variety of independent shops, cafés, and leisure facilities, and the area boasts several highly regarded primary and secondary schools. Aberdeen is approximately 30 miles away, offering excellent transport connections, business links, and additional amenities. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the surrounding Cairngorms National Park, offering walking, cycling, fishing, and winter sports. Regular bus routes and major roads—including the A944 and A93—connect Lumphanan conveniently with Aberdeen, Braemar, and Royal Deeside. The Property The main residence at Gateside Steading is a remarkable hand-built granite home, crafted over six years and showcasing exquisite attention to detail. Featuring 18 exposed Douglas fir trusses and dramatic vaulted ceilings, this U‑shaped steading exudes both grandeur and warmth. The open-plan living space seamlessly links the kitchen, dining, and family areas, framed by broad picture windows that maximise natural light and capture the sweeping rural views. High-quality craftsmanship and premium finishes feature throughout, from the bespoke joinery to the log-burning stove that provides a cosy focal point. Currently configured with three en suite bedrooms on the ground floor and a further bedroom and sitting area upstairs, the property offers substantial flexibility. An adjoining partition allows for separation or reintegration of the self-contained Bothy, depending on the owner’s needs. The current layout supports either private family occupation or dual residential and hospitality use. The Bothy (Self-Contained Annexe) Known as The Hideaway, the Bothy complements the main steading with cottage-style character. It has a private entrance leading to a hallway, shower room, and inviting kitchen/sitting area warmed by a log-burning stove. Upstairs, a galleried double bedroom enjoys floor‑to‑ceiling windows framing the panoramic countryside. Ideal for guests, extended family, or independent rental, it can also be easily reconnected to the main property to form a single expansive home. Business Opportunity Gateside Steading has proven success as a high‑end holiday rental, popular on platforms such as Airbnb for exclusive hire, retreats, and family gatherings. The property’s combination of scale, privacy, and luxury makes it well suited for premium short‑stay accommodation or boutique self‑catering ventures. Tourism in Royal Deeside remains robust year‑round, driven by visitors exploring Balmoral Estate, the Deeside Way, and scenic routes through the Cairngorms. The property’s manageable layout and low‑maintenance grounds ensure effortless operation with significant income potential. External The property is approached by a pink gravel driveway with ample parking and turning space. Extensive terraces and footpaths lead to landscaped gardens featuring lawns, mature rockery, and granite walls. A hand-built, slate-roofed pagoda shelters a 2.5m² hot tub and provides a perfect spot to appreciate uninterrupted views of the Donside valley beneath wide Aberdeenshire skies.

6 bd

6,738 sqft

lot 6 sqft

Lumphanan

USD 2,405,790

Ayers Place is an exceptional and versatile country home set in approximately 6.8 acres and situated along the rural and peaceful lane of Clement Street, between Hextable and Sutton at Hone. Originally built as a nursery, the property was transformed by the current owners into a beautifully appointed residence over the course of 30 years. Surrounded by lush grounds and with origins as a site for growing orchids and tomatoes, the home's evolution has been both thoughtful and extensive, blending original character with modern comfort and offering tremendous flexibility in its layout and use. The main residence is arranged to provide elegant yet comfortable family living. A grand entrance hall leads to a number of beautifully proportioned reception rooms, including a striking sitting room with Georgian-style windows, decorative ceiling cornices, picture rails and a feature fireplace. The formal dining room and separate study, both flooded with light, maintain period charm, while the well-appointed kitchen/breakfast room is a practical and stylish hub complete with quartz worktops, Bosch and Smeg appliances, and underfloor heating. The conservatory and utility room offer further functionality and access to the outdoors. The bedroom accommodation on the first floor comprises four bedrooms, all thoughtfully designed, including a luxurious principal suite with Juliet balcony, dressing room and ensuite bathroom. The additional bedrooms enjoy a wealth of light, fitted wardrobes and character features, served by a contemporary family bathroom with walk-in shower and elegant tiling. The house has been extended to include a large games and entertainment room with kitchenette, creating a perfect space for gatherings or independent recreation. The adjoining gym and extensive garage provide yet more space and flexibility. This space makes for an ideal annex conversion, subject to the usual consents. The grounds includes two self-contained detached annexes, a studio and a two bedroom, both fully equipped with kitchens, bathrooms, and independent access, ideal for multi-generational living, guests, or even income potential. Ayers Place sits within approximately 6.8 acres of private wraparound grounds and gardens that are as generous as they are tranquil. There are patio seating areas, sweeping lawns, established hedgerows, mature planting, and fruit trees. Two natural wells offer a rare feature, and the plot includes a detached garage, potting shed, additional store, and three stables with a feed/tack room – ideal for those with equestrian interests that may wish to explore adding paddocks or simply wishing to embrace country living. Approached via electric gates, the property boasts a drive leading to a further set of electric gates with secure parking, ensuring complete privacy and seclusion. The woodland at the rear adds a sense of peace and adventure for families, and the home has hosted many gatherings, thanks to its generous layout and outdoor space. This family home being offered with no forward chain is a rare offering—an adaptable, character-filled family home with exceptional space, privacy and lifestyle opportunity—perfectly blending rural tranquillity with superb connectivity. The surrounding area offers a wealth of amenities, with Bluewater and Dartford's shopping centres nearby, as well as historic villages and scenic countryside walks. The property is well placed for commuters, with Farningham Road, Dartford, and Swanley train stations all within easy reach, alongside access to the A2, M25, M20 and Ebbsfleet International. Families will also appreciate the wide range of schooling options, including several highly regarded grammar schools. Location    Sutton at Hone is the next parish south-eastward from Wilmington. The village is surrounded by green fields and country walks and there are several local pubs and a parish church. The area was called in Latin, Suthtuna, from its situation south of the town of Dartford, and had the addition of At-Hone, from its lying low in the valley. The shopping centre's of Bluewater and Dartford offer many facilities including Prospect Place Retail Park, the Orchard Theatre, library and museum. The local area has many schools catering from reception to year 13 which includes four grammar schools at secondary level. Farningham and Dartford also have mainline railway stations with services to London and there are road links from the area giving access to A2/M2, A20/M20, M25 and Dartford Tunnel as well as Ebbsfleet International station, airports, the coast and Channel Tunnel. Seller Insight    "Ayers Place has been our home for the past 30 years, and it has been a remarkable place to call home. What initially attracted us was its huge potential. The property was originally built as a nursery, which grew orchids and tomatoes. At the time of purchase, the house was small and derelict, surrounded by acres of greenhouses. My husband lived in a caravan while undertaking a complete renovation - a significant project, one that he poured his heart and soul into." "We've added two studio flats and thoughtfully updated every part of the house to complement its character. The lounge and master bedroom in particular often impress guests with their space and décor." .    "Outdoors, we've added an allotment, planted a small orchard with fruit trees, and maintained large open areas with lovely field views. We have two natural wells with crystal-clear water. At the back of the property are woodlands, which have provided endless opportunities for exploration and play when our son was younger." "Inside, the lounge is a favourite - cosy, comfortable, and elegantly styled - while the games room, complete with its own kitchen area, has been a popular space for our son and his friends." .    "The layout of the house works exceptionally well for entertaining, with ample parking, generous outdoor space, and privacy that allows for parties without disruption. It has hosted many family events over the years." "The local community is friendly and well-established, with many residents having lived here for decades. It's a quiet, equestrian-friendly area with a helpful neighbourhood WhatsApp group, offering both a rural feel and convenient access to transport links and local amenities." "While we are now looking to downsize the land, we will certainly miss the peace, privacy, and space this home has offered. Ayers Place has served as a wonderful, secure family home, we only wish we could pick it up and take it with us." Front Porch 7' x 5'9" (2.13m x 1.75m). Double glazed door to front. Double glazed Georgian effect windows to front & side. Tiled floor with underfloor heating. Storage cupboards. Entrance Hall    Wooden door to front with picture window over. Corniced ceiling. Dado rail. Carpet. Understairs storage cupboard. Radiator. Stairs leading to lower landing and first floor. Rear Porch 8'6" x 6'5" (2.6m x 1.96m). Double glazed double doors to rear. Double glazed windows to rear & sides. Double glazed roof. Carpet tiles with underfloor heating. Cloakroom 8'7" x 6'7" (2.62m x 2m). Wooden door to rear. Double glazed frosted windows to side. Wood effect ceiling with downlights. Tiled floor. Study 14'5" (4.4m) into bay x 11'9" (3.58m). Double glazed Georgian effect bay window to front with shutters. Cornice ceiling. Picture rail. Carpet. Feature fireplace & surround. Three radiators. Dining Room 15'3" x 11'4" (4.65m x 3.45m). Two Double glazed Georgian effect windows to front with shutters and double glazed Georgian effect window to rear. Cornice ceiling. Picture rail. Carpet. Feature fireplace & surround. Radiator. Sitting Room 22'1" x 18' (6.73m x 5.49m). Three double glazed Georgian effect windows to windows to front. Two double glazed Georgian effect windows to windows to rear. Cornice ceiling. Picture rail. Carpet. Two radiators. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 18'8" x 11'11" (5.7m x 3.63m). Double glazed window to rear. Partially double glazed ceiling. Cornice ceiling with downlights. Amtico wood effect flooring with under floor heating. Wall & base units with quartz worktops over. Breakfast bar. Glass splashback. One & a half sunken stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Cooke & Lewis induction hob with extractor hood over. Two Bosch electric fan ovens. Two Smeg microwave ovens. Bosch freezer. Zanussi Fridge. Tall corner storage cupboard. Radiator. Conservatory 16'9" x 6'11" (5.1m x 2.1m). Double glazed French doors to side. Double glazed windows to side. Tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Utility Room 14'6" x 8'6" (4.42m x 2.6m). Double glazed window to side. Plain coved ceiling with downlights. Tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Wall and base units with granite worktops over. Butler sink with mixer tap. Space for washing machine. Space for tumble drier. Local tiling. Cupboards housing water cylinder, water softener & consumer unit. Heated towel rail. WC 8'5" x 3'4" (2.57m x 1.02m). Double glazed Georgian effect frosted window to rear. Cornice ceiling with downlights. Tiled flooring. Sink over vanity unit. Low level w.c. Radiator. Landing    Double glazed Georgian effect window to front with shutters. Cornice ceiling with loft access. Dado rail. Carpet. Radiator. Main Bedroom 22'8" x 14'7" (6.9m x 4.45m). Three double glazed Georgian effect windows to front with shutters. Double glazed French doors to side with Juliet balcony and shutters. Cornice ceiling. Carpet. Radiator. Dressing Room 8'8" x 7'1" (2.64m x 2.16m). Plain ceiling. Carpet. Hanging rails, drawer units and shelving. Ensuite Bathroom 9' x 6'9" (2.74m x 2.06m). Double glazed frosted window to rear. Plain coved ceiling with downlights. Extractor fan. Tiled floor. Radiator. Panel bath with mixer taps and handheld shower and screen. S...

6 bd

Swanley

USD 6,682,750

An impressive private gated driveway gives access to this stunning, bespoke architect designed, extensive six-bedroom, five-bathroom country home with five reception rooms and more than 21 acres of land, a large barn, and a separate one-bedroom annexe. Ground Floor An oak framed covered porch leads into the grand reception room with built-in storage and stairs rising to the first floor. To the left of the reception room is the beautiful open-plan kitchen/dining room which is flooded with light from dual aspect windows and bifold doors leading out from the dining area onto the terrace and garden beyond. The high-end shaker style kitchen features a large central island with bar seating and has everything you would expect from a modern family kitchen, including Wolf induction hob, Sub Zero wine fridge, Wolf double oven with warming drawer, Sub Zero fridge freezer, and Gaggenau dishwasher. To the side of the kitchen is a fully-fitted utility room with integrated Neff coffee machine, microwave and dishwasher, and provides access to a second WC, the double garage, and garden. The spacious dining area can comfortably accommodate a table for ten and the bifold doors seamlessly connect this area with the outside entertaining space. To the right of the dining area is the family room, a light and spacious room featuring wooden flooring and large bifold doors leading onto the terrace area. This room offers flexible additional living space perfect for family living. Double doors to the left of the dining area lead to a study with built-in storage and desk units providing a wonderful home office space. To the right of the reception room is a second fitted study, a guest cloakroom, and the sitting room. The generous sized sitting room with plush carpet flooring, fireplace, and bifold doors to the garden is a wonderfully bright and inviting space perfect for relaxing on an evening. First Floor The beautiful oak and glass staircase rises from the reception room to a spacious first floor landing giving access to five bedrooms and four bathrooms on the first floor. The principal bedroom suite consists of a substantial sized double bedroom with vaulted ceiling, dressing room area, and an en-suite bathroom. The principal bedroom features French doors leading out onto a balcony, taking full advantage of the beautiful countryside views and has been cleverly separated by built-in wardrobes to create a fantastic dressing area. The en-suite bathroom features 'his and hers' sinks, a separate bath, and walk-in rain shower. The second bedroom is also a generous sized double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a dressing table with doors overlooking the view to the rear of the house, and a fully tiled en-suite bathroom with large walk-in rain shower. Bedrooms three and four are both good sized doubles with bedroom three benefiting from oak built-in wardrobes and are both serviced by the large family bathroom with separate bath and walk-in shower. Bedroom five is a generous sized double bedroom flooded with light from three skylights, 'his and hers' walk-in wardrobes, and a spacious en-suite bathroom with walk-in shower and vaulted ceiling. Second Floor Stairs from the first-floor lead up to a generous sized top floor room with triangular and skylight windows which is currently used as a home gym and beauty room but could be used as a sixth bedroom if desired. Annexe and Barn The gravel driveway continues around the side of the main house to a one-bedroom annexe and a large barn with ample space outside for several vehicles. The single-story annexe consists of a spacious open-plan living area with a kitchen, a good-sized double bedroom with French doors, and an en-suite shower room. The large barn to the side of the annexe has multiple uses from storing a classic car collection to housing multiple horses. Currently set up for equestrian use, it benefits from three stables, a tack area, and ample space for storage. Outside Accessed via a long tree-lined driveway and through a private gated entrance, the grand gravel driveway provides ample offroad parking for several vehicles and gives access to the double garage, the annexe, and barn to the rear. The formal gardens to the rear of the house have been beautifully landscaped with a large wrap-around terrace featuring an Allison Armour Sphere fountain, providing ample space for entertaining or relaxing, mature trees, shrubs and flower beds, a large lawned area, and an impressive large timber “Breeze House” with power, heating, and lighting. The stunning gardens and grounds to this house offer something for everyone with in excess of 21 acres (subject to measurement) providing ample space for equestrian, agricultural, livestock, or leisure facilities. Location With its post office, general stores, a public house, a coffee shop, primary school, village hall, and playing fields, Ettington offers the perfect village location. The nearest major town is Stratford-Upon-Avon which is internationally famous for being the birthplace of William Shakespeare and home to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, attracting almost four million visitors a year who come to see its rich variety of historic buildings. Stratford is also a prosperous riverside market town. There are numerous fine restaurants, inns, bars, and coffee shops. There is an excellent choice of public and private schools, and excellent sporting and recreational amenities. These include golf courses, a swimming pool, and a leisure centre. The M40, Junction 12, is circa 10 miles away and provides access to Birmingham to the north, London to the south, and the national motorway network. Warwick and Leamington Spa are circa 20-minute drive away and Birmingham International airport is just over 30 minutes. Leamington Spa and Warwick both provide a direct train service to London, as well as additional shopping facilities and schooling. The Cotswolds are within striking distance of the town. The area is well-served by schools including The Croft Prep School, King Edward Grammar School for Boys, Shottery Grammar School for Girls, and Stratford High School. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Tenure - Freehold Council Tax band - H Local Authority - Stratford-on-Avon District Council EPC Main House - C EPC Annexe - E Property Construction - Standard - brick and Tile Electricity supply - Mains Water supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage - Drainage is via a Private Treatment Plant - there will be maintenance costs involved so please speak with the agent for more information Heating - Underground Liquid Petroleum Gas and Zoned Underfloor Heating to the ground floor. There are also 5KW solar panels installed with the surplus exported to the grid. Mobile Phone Coverage - 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area; we advise you to check with your provider Broadband Availability - FTTP - Ultrafast Broadband Speed is available in the area; we advise you to check with your provider Parking- Private gated driveway and double garage Notes - The property is split across two title numbers. The land is subject to and benefits from a number of rights, easements, and restrictive covenants arising from historic deeds. Please speak with the agent for more information. Features: - Balcony

6 bd

Stratford-upon-Avon

USD 4,210,133

Occupying a commanding position within its own self-contained farmstead, Chapel Farm is a distinguished rural estate of notable scale and presence. Approached via a long, tree-lined drive, the property immediately conveys a sense of arrival, privacy, and timeless country elegance. The principal farmhouse extends to approximately 6,344 sq. ft and is arranged over two floors with extensive cellarage beneath. While not listed, the house displays the proportions and gravitas of a classic country home and has been comprehensively improved over the past twenty years, creating a residence that balances period character with modern functionality. Seven bedrooms, including three en-suites, provide highly adaptable family and guest living. Elegant, well-proportioned reception rooms comprise a drawing room, dining room, sitting room, and study. Attractive gardens and grounds afford a high degree of privacy with delightful rural outlooks. A comprehensive collection of traditional and modern outbuildings offers exceptional versatility and future potential (subject to the necessary consents). The property benefits from excellent equestrian facilities, including eleven stables, a horse walker, circular gallop, and five-furlong gallop. Approximately 100 acres of predominantly pastureland are thoughtfully divided into practical paddocks. The estate is further enhanced by the River Leadon, which forms a natural and picturesque southern boundary. Well-positioned near Ledbury, the property enjoys convenient access to Cheltenham, Worcester, and the M50 motorway. Freehold | EPC Rating E | Council Tax Band G Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band G - Forest of Dean District Council Property Construction - Standard – stone with slate roof Electricity Supply - Mains Water Supply - Mains Drainage & Sewerage - Septic tank - there will be maintenance costs involved so please speak with the agent for more information. Heating - Oil-fired central heating - there will be maintenance costs involved so please speak with the agent for more information. Broadband - FTTP Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile Signal/Coverage - 4G and some 5G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking - Driveway parking for 4+ cars. Special Notes - Chapel Farm comprises 3 freehold titles forming one property. The property is sold subject to the matters contained within the registered Title Deeds. The property has a fibre connection, water, and electricity connections, with easements in place for service access and maintenance.

7 bd

Gloucester

USD 1,196,212

Resurrected from a ruinous state in the 1980s, Barmore Steading is a truly wonderful piece of Victorian architecture designed by the eminent architect, Sir William Playfair, who was responsible for some of the most prestigious buildings in Scotland, including much of Edinburgh’s New Town. Barmore Steading is in the most beautiful of surroundings at the top end of Glenralloch which leads from West Loch Tarbert to the famous Loch Fyne. Barmore Steading is made up of 6 self-catering cottages and a substantial area of land. There is currently planning permission for the erection of 4 dwelling houses on the land; however, the land would be suitable to take great advantage of the location and the boom in tourism by creating, among other ideas, a chalet, glamping or camping site. Barmore Steading has been in operation with the same owners for over 40 years, firstly as a restaurant and bar and latterly as a holiday let operation. The sale of Barmore Steading is a truly unique opportunity to acquire a truly wonderful lifestyle business with great potential on the West Coast of Scotland. Its versatile layout and flexible accommodation will provide new owners with great expansion potential. Location Barmore Steading is located a short distance from the charming and picturesque village of Tarbert, which is considered to be the gateway to the peninsula of Kintyre. Surrounded by rugged hills and a natural harbour Tarbert is host to Scotland’s largest sailing regatta, the Scottish Series. There are lots of independent shops, cafés and restaurants overlooking the harbour in addition to a supermarket and banking services. Tarbert offers local schooling at nursery, primary and secondary level. There is a short 9-hole golf course and two major golf courses at Machrihanish, including the Machrihanish Links, which is conserved by many to be one of the best in the country. There are also a great many outdoor activities for enthusiasts including fishing, stalking, and shooting. Tarbert is popular with overnight visitors as it is the last stop before the ferry service to Islay, famed around the world for its whisky. Campbeltown, approx. 40 miles to the south, also offers regular flights to and from Glasgow Airport, which has a great range of national and international flights including many destinations in North America, the Middle East and Mainland Europe. The main local hub is that of Lochgilphead, a town approximately 14 miles to the north and the administrative centre of Argyll and Bute. Facilities include a swimming pool, a sports centre, a hospital, supermarkets and a nine-hole golf course. The town is approximately 100 miles north of Glasgow, a road journey that takes in some of the most breath-taking scenery that Scotland has to offer. Business Barmore Steading currently operates as a lifestyle business to suit the needs of the owners. With three 2-bedroom cottages and three 1-bedoom cottages it operates from Easter through to the end of October. Prices range from £140 to £200 per night. The accommodation is exceptionally popular with tourists exploring the Kintyre Peninsula and Barmore Steading benefits greatly from its excellent reviews, reputation and much repeat business. The business is run with the assistance of 2 part time members of staff as and when required. There is a great opportunity for new owners to significantly increase revenues or change the direction of the business, such as the introduction of café, farm shop, artisan studio or retreat. Barmore Steading has previously successfully been run as a bar and restaurant and it would be relatively straightforward to re-establish a restaurant with rooms, which is proving to be a very popular and successful business model. The carpark and entrance have been created to cater for a substantial hospitality venue. Barmore Steading would also make a great events venue with its large lawns suitable for the erection of a marquee. At the rear of the property is a substantial area of land which currently has planning permission for the erection of 4 dwelling houses. The site would be suitable for a camping/caravan site; development of bespoke glamping pods or chalets to enhance the hospitality business. There are endless opportunities for Barmore Steading. Property Shepherd’s Cottage: Once home to Barmore’ Steadings last resident, Shepherd’s Cottage is now a comfortable, tastefully refurbished retreat. Its blend of modern and traditional décor and open fire make it ideal for relaxing after exploring the Kintyre Peninsula or nearby islands. Guests can unwind in the courtyard, watch for wildlife, or enjoy walks to Barmore Island and Loch Fyne, where seals and otters are often seen. The Cartshed: Formerly housing farm equipment and Clydesdale horses, The Cartshed is now a spacious, light-filled cottage. Original arched windows brighten the open-plan living and kitchen area. The master bedroom has an en-suite, while the twin room features a modern shower room. Guests can relax by the log stove or dine on the private patio. The Bothy: Located in the oldest part of the steading, The Bothy is a cosy, refurbished one-bedroom apartment with open-plan living and kitchen. Natural materials nod to its history. The bedroom offers fitted wardrobes, and the bathroom has modern fittings and ample storage for outdoor gear. The Hayloft: This bright, one-bedroom loft conversion features an open lounge and kitchen with an oak breakfast bar. Roof lights and west-facing windows create a modern, airy feel. Storage includes a built-in wardrobe and space for bikes. A log-burning stove adds warmth, and a private patio offers garden views. Dairymaid’s Cottage: Recently refurbished, Dairymaid’s Cottage is a spacious, light-filled one-bedroom retreat. Glass walls face the courtyard and evening sun, while the living area features leather sofas and a fireplace. The kitchen includes a handmade breakfast bar, and the bedroom has a super-king bed and seating area. The bathroom offers a walk-in shower and bath. A sixth, two-bedroom cottage, is for private use. External The steading has a large area of lawn to the front and carpark to the side that can easily accommodate 20 vehicles. The driveway and road access are suitable for a substantial hospitality business. The land with planning permission is accessed via a road running past the carpark. It benefits from an elevated position with some outstanding views over the surrounding countryside.

9 bd

4,047 sqft

Tarbert

USD 527,937

Characterful restaurant with letting rooms on the A96 between Inverness and Aberdeen, close to Forres. Overview The Old Mill Inn is a charming country inn combining a popular restaurant with well-presented letting rooms in the historic village of Brodie, near Forres in Moray. Its prominent position on the A96 provides excellent exposure to passing trade from tourists and local traffic travelling between Inverness and Aberdeen. Location The property lies a short drive from Forres, an established town offering a broad range of amenities, including shops, services, leisure facilities and schooling, making it a convenient and attractive base for guests. The wider area is a renowned visitor destination, with Brodie Castle and its estate, along with the scenic Moray Coast, drawing significant tourist numbers throughout the season. Property & Accommodation The Old Mill Inn features the atmospheric Hearth Restaurant, seating around 60 covers, with a central bar, wood-burning stove and traditional features creating a warm, characterful setting. The trading areas are supported by male and female WCs and a large, well-equipped commercial kitchen designed for efficient service. Guest accommodation is accessed from a lobby linked to the restaurant and via a separate front entrance with reception and an adjacent accessible WC with baby change. On the ground floor there is one en-suite double letting room and a further room offering potential for conversion to an additional letting room. A first floor provides six double en-suite bedrooms, while the top floor and substantial owner’s flat offer further bedroom and bathroom space, currently used as owner/staff accommodation but readily adaptable for extra letting capacity. Business The inn trades as a restaurant with rooms, operating Tuesday to Sunday, with lunch and dinner service midweek and all-day dining at weekends. Peak demand is strongly seasonal, with May to October and December delivering high occupancy levels and busy restaurant trade. Summer occupancy typically runs at around 90–100%, with room rates of about £120 per night, while winter occupancy is lower at approximately 10–20%, with rates around £60 per night. The business is run by the owners with the support of three full-time and three part-time staff, offering clear scope for further development by incoming operators. Externals A shared driveway from the A96 leads to a large car park, shared with the neighbouring caravan park, providing ample parking for guests and diners. The grounds include a lawned area and beer garden, ideal for outdoor drinking and dining, together with two sheds and a storage container offering valuable ancillary storage space.

4,962 sqft

Dyke

USD 3,323,286

Eastbourne Riviera Hotel for Sale In Eastbourne East Sussex United Kingdom.

Eastbourne Riviera Hotel for Sale In Eastbourne East Sussex United Kingdom Esales Property ID: es5555008 26 Marine Parade, Eastbourne BN22 7AY http://www.eastbourneriviera.co.uk/ Exceptional Investment Opportunity: The Eastbourne Riviera Hotel The Seafront, Eastbourne, East Sussex | Asking Price: £2,500,000 Rarely does an opportunity arise to acquire a cornerstone of British seaside hospitality that so perfectly balances historic charm with modern efficiency. Nestled in Eastbourne—officially the sunniest town in the United Kingdom—the Eastbourne Riviera Hotel is now available for purchase. This 37-room independent hotel offers a premium location, robust financial foundations, and significant scope for future expansion, making it a crown jewel for any hospitality portfolio. A Prime Location in the 'Sunshine Coast' Location is the heartbeat of the hotel industry, and the Eastbourne Riviera occupies one of the most coveted positions on the South Coast. Situated directly on the vibrant seafront, the property is a mere 100 yards from the historic Eastbourne Pier , allowing guests to immerse themselves in the classic British seaside experience within seconds of stepping out the front door. For those traveling from further afield, the connectivity is unmatched: * London Access: Just 79 miles from Central London, making it a prime destination for weekend 'staycationers.' * Global Connectivity: Only 49 miles from Gatwick Airport and within easy reach of ferry ports and the Eurostar, facilitating a steady stream of international tourists. * Local Convenience: A short 700-yard stroll to the Eastbourne Railway Station ensures easy access for rail travelers. Refined Accommodations & Amenities The hotel currently features 37 tastefully appointed guest rooms , designed to provide a restful retreat. Among these, 10 premium rooms offer breathtaking, unobstructed views of the English Channel , a feature that consistently commands higher ADR (Average Daily Rate) and drives year-round demand. Beyond the sleeping quarters, the property is equipped with an impressive array of facilities that cater to both leisure and wellness: * The Restaurant: A spacious dining hall with capacity for 150 covers , ideal for breakfast service, fine dining, or large-scale events. * Wellness Suite: A dedicated gym, sauna, shower room, and massage room provide a competitive edge in the modern 'wellness tourism' market. * Conference Facilities: A versatile meeting room accommodating 25–30 guests, featuring a separate entrance and private bar , making it perfect for corporate retreats or private functions. Operational Excellence & Recent Capital Expenditure The current owners have maintained the property with meticulous care, ensuring that the transition for a new buyer is seamless and free from the burden of immediate large-scale repairs. This is an 'oven-ready' business with an Energy Rating of 55 C , reflecting its operational efficiency. Recent Upgrades Include: * Mechanical & Engineering: Replacement of three domestic gas boilers with two high-efficiency commercial boilers and a fully refurbished lift. * Security & Tech: Installation of a state-of-the-art CCTV system, upgraded fire alarms, modern room locks, and a new integrated computer system. * Back of House: A fully compliant modern kitchen, wine cellar, laundry facilities, and extensive storage across the 19,128 sq.ft. ft. floor area. A Distinctive Business Model Unlike many coastal hotels that rely heavily on low-margin coach tours or group bookings, the Eastbourne Riviera has carved out a niche as a peaceful, independent sanctuary . It caters exclusively to individual guests, ensuring a refined atmosphere that encourages repeat visits. The digital presence is formidable, with high rankings on Booking.com, Expedia, and Agoda . However, the true strength of the business lies in its direct relationships; up to 60% of bookings are made directly via phone and email. This high percentage of direct bookings significantly reduces commission costs and fosters a loyal, high-value customer base. Future Growth & Development Potential While the hotel is a thriving turn-key operation, it also offers 'blue-sky' potential for the ambitious investor. A feasibility study conducted by HFP Architects confirms the structural feasibility of adding two additional upper floors . This expansion could potentially increase the room count from 37 to 60–70 rooms , nearly doubling the earning capacity of the property without requiring the acquisition of additional land. Furthermore, the existing infrastructure—particularly the 150-seat restaurant and the conference bar—presents a massive opportunity to tap into the lucrative wedding and gala event market , a sector currently underutilized by the retiring ownership. Why Eastbourne? Eastbourne is currently undergoing a period of significant rejuvenation. With its award-winning beaches, the nearby South Downs National Park, and a thriving arts scene anchored by the Towner Gallery, the town is attracting a younger, more affluent demographic. Investing in the Eastbourne Riviera is not just a real estate play; it is an investment in the continuing growth of one of England’s most resilient tourism hubs. The Opportunity Offered at £2,500,000 , this sale is prompted by the owner’s well-earned retirement plans. It represents a rare chance to own a high-square-footage seafront asset with proven income, modern infrastructure, and documented expansion potential. Viewings are strictly by appointment. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of the Eastbourne seafront and lead this prestigious hotel into its next chapter of success. ABOUT THE AREA Eastbourne is one of the United Kingdom’s most beloved coastal retreats, famously holding the title of the sunniest town in Great Britain. Nestled at the foot of the South Downs National Park in East Sussex, the town is renowned for its elegant Victorian architecture, meticulously maintained seafront promenades, and the iconic Eastbourne Pier. Beyond the town’s immediate charm, the dramatic white chalk cliffs of Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters offer world-class hiking and panoramic views of the English Channel, drawing nature enthusiasts and photographers from across the globe. The town serves as a vibrant cultural hub, hosting high-profile events such as the Eastbourne International tennis tournament and the 'Airbourne' international airshow. For those seeking a quieter pace, the 'Little Chelsea' district provides a sophisticated blend of independent boutiques, antique shops, and artisanal cafés. This balance of traditional seaside fun and modern cultural appeal makes Eastbourne a versatile destination, catering equally to families, retirees, and young professionals looking for a coastal escape from the city. In terms of accessibility, Eastbourne is exceptionally well-connected to major international travel hubs. The nearest major airport is London Gatwick (LGW) , located approximately 40 miles away. Travelers can reach the airport in about an hour by car or via frequent direct train services that run from Eastbourne station, making it the most convenient gateway for domestic and international visitors. The airport serves as a critical link for the town’s tourism industry, particularly for European travelers. For those flying from further afield, London Heathrow (LHR) is the second-closest major international airport, situated about 84 miles to the northwest. While the journey to Heathrow typically takes between 1.5 to 2 hours by road depending on traffic, it offers a wider range of long-haul global connections. Additionally, London City Airport (LCY) and London Stansted (STN) are accessible within approximately 2.5 hours, ensuring that Eastbourne remains a highly reachable destination for guests arriving from any corner of the world. MAIN FEATURES: * 1778m2 of living space (19,128 sq. ft) * 37 Bedrooms * 39 Bathrooms * Stunning Views * Private Parking * Close to essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies * Close to many excellent bars and restaurants * Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of the UK * Many excellent sports facilities, walking and cycling areas nearby * Rental Potential through Airbnb and Booking.com Contact us today to buy or sell property in the UK fast online

37 bd

19,138 sqft

lot 19,138 sqft

Eastbourne

USD 1,269,723

Location and Situation Perfectly situated on the Highland coast, the West End Hotel occupies an enviable position in the vibrant seaside town of Nairn, renowned for its stunning beaches, friendly community, and thriving tourism sector. Nairn lies approximately 17 miles east of Inverness and benefits from excellent connectivity via the A96 trunk road, which provides direct access to both Inverness and Aberdeen. Regular rail services run from Nairn Station to Inverness, Aberdeen and beyond, while Inverness Airport, located just nine miles away, offers frequent domestic and international flights. The town boasts a wealth of local amenities including independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and leisure facilities. Families are particularly drawn to the area thanks to its excellent schooling provision, with Nairn Academy and several well-regarded primary schools conveniently located nearby. The town’s golden beaches, championship golf courses, coastal walks and harbour further enhance its reputation as one of the Highlands’ most attractive lifestyle and holiday destinations. The Property The West End Hotel is an elegant detached property of traditional stone construction, offering substantial accommodation over two floors. Guests are welcomed through a prominent entrance vestibule into a bright and inviting reception area. To the left, there are two spacious double bedrooms and a comfortable family suite, while a sweeping staircase leads gracefully to the principal letting accommodation on the first floor. To the right of the reception, a corridor extends through to the main dining room, which provides generous space for both residents and day visitors. Adjacent to this is the well-appointed bar lounge and a cosy sitting room that serves as a relaxed social area. The ground floor also features four additional letting rooms, a large, fully equipped commercial kitchen, and ample service and storage areas, ensuring efficient operation throughout. Upstairs, the first floor accommodates the remaining letting rooms, presented in an inviting boutique style with a mix of double, twin and family configurations—all tastefully furnished for guest comfort. In addition, there is a spacious two-bedroom owners’ or staff apartment, complete with private living space and amenities, providing convenience and flexibility for onsite management. Business Operation Currently operated as a successful hotel, the West End benefits from multiple revenue streams including letting accommodation, wet sales, and a growing food trade. Nairn enjoys year-round popularity with leisure travellers, golfers, and business visitors, making the area highly conducive to strong occupancy levels and repeat custom. The local hospitality sector continues to thrive, driven by the town’s coastal appeal, cultural events, and strategic position as a gateway to the wider Highlands and Speyside regions. External Areas Externally, the hotel enjoys well-presented grounds with a wrap-around garden featuring mature trees and a well-kept lawn. A central courtyard doubles as a welcoming beer garden with outdoor seating, ideal for summer trade. Ample private car parking is provided to the front and side of the property, offering easy access for guests and visitors alike.

22 bd

Nairn

USD 527,937

Nestled in the heart of picturesque Dumfries & Galloway, The Clachan Inn presents a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a well-established, award-winning country inn positioned near the boundary of the famed Galloway Forest Park. Found at 8-10 Main Street in St John's Town of Dalry, this impressive 300-year-old detached property perfectly combines historical character with extensive modern investment, offering an outstanding lifestyle business for discerning purchasers. The location is truly enviable. St John's Town of Dalry is a charming and vibrant village renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and close-knit community, lying some 16 miles northwest of Castle Douglas and 22 miles from Dumfries. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush countryside, with the tranquil River Ken flowing nearby, the region is celebrated for its scenic beauty and popularity among walkers, nature lovers, and outdoor enthusiasts. The area offers excellent local amenities, including a primary and secondary school, village shop, and petrol station, while frequent bus links provide practical connections to Castle Douglas and further afield. The Clachan Inn is a profitable and professionally managed turnkey business, thoughtfully operated by the current owners since 2013. The inn enjoys a strong reputation, built on quality food, a curated selection of real ales, and luxury boutique accommodation spread across six charming ensuite letting rooms—four doubles, a family room, and a single. With a comfortable 50 covers, the inn welcomes both local regulars and an increasing number of visitors drawn by word of mouth and the area's natural appeal. Importantly, there is substantial scope for further growth; the business currently does not utilise major booking platforms, presenting a major opportunity for a new owner to further boost occupancy and turnover through enhanced digital marketing and partnerships with sites such as Booking.com, Hotels.com, and Trivago. Internally, the property exudes authentic country charm, with features including an inviting bar area seating 15, open fires, and a relaxed main restaurant. The Bothy, situated to the left of the inn, serves as additional overflow dining space or a flexible venue for private functions, small weddings, and events. The commercial kitchen is fully equipped for high quality food service, and the entire property benefits from tasteful, well-considered décor and genuine period character. Externally, The Clachan Inn offers exceptional amenities for guests and customers. There is secure parking for six cars at the front and side, supplemented by further free on-street parking. To the rear, a spacious beer garden with wooden picnic tables accommodates up to 50 patrons—an ideal setting for al fresco dining, gatherings, or summer events. The building itself is robust and well-maintained, featuring a traditional pitched slate roof and ample storage throughout. Currently, the business is fully staffed with a blend of full-time and part-time employees who will transfer under TUPE regulations, ensuring a smooth transition for new ownership. The Rateable Value as of 2025 is £6,500, with further trading data available to serious parties upon request. All fixtures and fittings, excluding personal items, are included in the sale, allowing for immediate continuation of successful operations. Owner’s accommodation is not included, but options may be available separately by negotiation. In summary, The Clachan Inn represents an attractive, established lifestyle and business proposition for those seeking a reputable hospitality venture in a highly desirable rural location. This is an outstanding chance to take the reins of a thriving business with proven success and considerable growth potential in the heart of one of Scotland’s most scenic regions.

3,843 sqft

Dalry

USD 795,247

Dunbeath Coastal Retreat is an exceptional lifestyle and investment opportunity on the spectacular east coast of Caithness, occupying an elevated position above Dunbeath Bay on the renowned North Coast 500 tourist route. Combining high-specification glamping accommodation with a serviced development platform for further pods and an outstanding building plot, the property is ideally placed to capitalise on the strong and growing tourism market in the North Highlands. Location and setting Dunbeath is a charming coastal village on the north-eastern section of the North Coast 500, offering dramatic coastal scenery, historic straths and easy access to beaches, Laidhay croft museum and waymarked walkways. The village benefits from a convenience store, Post Office, heritage centre and recreational facilities: including tennis courts, sports field, public hall, harbour, beach and newly installed childrens playground all within a 2 minute walk from the cabin site providing more facilities to guests than other eco cabin sites. Wider services are available in Wick and Thurso. The retreat sits just off the A9 trunk road, providing direct road links south to Inverness and north towards Wick, Thurso and the ferry ports for Orkney. Regular bus services connect Dunbeath with neighbouring communities, and the regional centre of Inverness provides rail connections and an airport with UK and limited international flights. Local primary schooling is available in Dunbeath with secondary and further education provision in Wick and Thurso. Property and accommodation Completed 2 years ago, Dunbeath Coastal retreat is a an immaculate retreat that has been exceptionally well planned and constructed to the highest standards. Dunbeath Coastal Retreat currently comprises five luxury eco glamping pods, carefully positioned within the hillside to maximise privacy and capture uninterrupted views across Dunbeath Bay and the North Sea. Finished to a very high standard, each pod provides contemporary open-plan accommodation with a well-appointed kitchen, comfortable living area, hotel-quality beds, spacious shower room, Smart TV and WiFi. Two of the pods benefit from private hot tubs, together with robes and slippers, creating an indulgent, year-round coastal escape. Large glazing frames the sea views and allows natural light to flood the interiors, while modern finishes, efficient heating and quality fittings ensure an appealing, low-maintenance guest experience. There is planning and a site ready for the installation of a sauna or BBQ area complete with power and water services. Business operation and opportunity The business trades as a self-catering coastal retreat, appealing to couples, short-break guests, walkers and North Coast 500 travellers seeking high-quality accommodation in a tranquil setting with unique sea views. The existing five pods are fully serviced, with infrastructure in place and prepared plots ready for the erection of a further three pods, offering a clear and deliverable growth trajectory. The pods are 4 season design so capable of being utilised throughout the year. There are additional opportunities by opening to families (especially with the addition of the new playpark) and pet owners. The retreat will be a short drive from the new Caithness Broch Project which will be a major Highland tourist attraction. The business benefits from the sustained popularity of the NC500, which continues to attract strong domestic and international demand, underpinning high occupancy levels throughout the main season and increasingly across shoulder months. There is scope for new owners to develop additional revenue streams such as extended season operation, packaged breaks, partnerships with local activity providers and targeted marketing to walkers, cyclists and heritage visitors. Tourism and wider hospitality context The Caithness and Sutherland tourism market has shown resilient performance, supported by Scotland’s wider profile as a nature, heritage and adventure destination and by the NC500 brand. Dunbeath Coastal Retreat cabins offer a unique offering amongst a cluster of complimentary hospitality providers including self-catering, B&B and caravan parks, reinforcing the area’s position as a well-established stopping point on the route. Local attractions include Dunbeath Strath, coastal and clifftop walks, historic brochs, Dunbeath Castle and a developing network of heritage experiences, all driving repeat and referral business. The site’s modern, eco-styled pods respond directly to visitor demand for high-quality, sustainable accommodation in authentic rural locations. The Broch project is also currently under development which will further increase demand for accommodation. External grounds and building plot The property extends to approximately 3 acres, attractively landscaped and terraced to create a sense of seclusion for each unit while preserving the outstanding panoramic outlook. Circulation roads and pathways are well laid out, with dedicated parking for guests and space to accommodate the planned additional pods. Included within the title is a building plot with planning permission for a detached dwelling, perfectly suited to owners’ accommodation or an additional premium holiday unit. The plot enjoys arguably the finest views on the site, with established services and infrastructure nearby, enabling an efficient build programme and a highly desirable future home on the bay.

646 sqft

lot 22 sqft

Dunbeath

USD 233,896

50 South Street in Elgin presents a unique commercial property with versatile potential, occupying a prominent position in the centre of Elgin, Moray’s administrative and commercial capital. This prime location enjoys proximity to a range of local amenities, including supermarkets, independent retailers, and respected educational facilities such as Elgin Academy. The town is exceptionally well-connected, benefiting from direct road links to Aberdeen, around 56 miles south, and Inverness, 30 miles to the west, with regular public transport facilitating access to nearby towns and villages. Elgin remains a thriving regional hub, renowned for its historic character and ongoing investment in regeneration and infrastructure. The property itself is a former church building arranged over a single storey, offering approximately 287.9 sq m (3,099 sq ft) of accommodation as detailed on the attached floor plan. Upon entering via the porch from South Street, one is greeted by a substantial open-plan main retail or usable area with dramatic exposed high ceilings that accentuate the building's historic features. Adjacent to this, there are ancillary spaces including a store, WC, and hallway, all providing convenient service areas integral to a wide variety of uses. The proportions and layout offer enormous flexibility for retail, leisure, or community-based concepts. Externally, there is an enclosed and secure compound benefiting from robust metal gates, adding a layer of security and practical access. Within this yard, the site incorporates a two-room chalet featuring a living area and bedroom with dedicated bathroom facilities, together with a spacious garage/store. This additional accommodation further enhances the property’s suitability for multiple commercial or recreational purposes. The site offers substantial development potential subject to statutory planning consents. Its location adjacent to the significant Elgin South Street regeneration scheme ensures prospective buyers will benefit from the area’s uplift and future growth. With its distinctive architecture, flexible accommodation, and strategic positioning, 50 South Street represents an outstanding opportunity within Elgin’s vibrant town centre.

3,089 sqft

Elgin

USD 1,670,688

GUIDE PRICE £1,250,000 - £1,350,000 Larksfield, on Idleigh Court Road in Meopham on the outskirts of Hartley Bottom borders, is a distinctive 1930’s detached chalet bungalow that has been extended to create a home of both charm and versatility. Set within a 4.2 acre plot, it offers not only generous family accommodation but also extensive equestrian and lifestyle facilities, all in an idyllic rural setting. The interior is arranged to provide a wonderful balance of family living and flexible use. A welcoming hall leads to two elegant reception rooms, a study and a kitchen breakfast room with adjoining utility. The principal bedroom with ensuite and dressing room provides a private retreat, while three further bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the ground floor. On the first floor, an additional double bedroom and a versatile TV/music room offers another retreat and creates scope for guests, hobbies or home working, making the layout adaptable for modern family life. The land and outbuildings are a true highlight. Equestrian enthusiasts will value the stable block with pens, fenced paddocks and floodlit, rubber surfaced, outdoor riding arena, while two detached barns and a greenhouse offer further potential for a variety of uses. A substantial detached double garage provides excellent storage and secure parking. The drained swimming pool, ready for reinstatement or redevelopment, presents another exciting opportunity to tailor the property to individual lifestyle needs. Despite its tranquil and secluded position, Larksfield enjoys excellent connections. Meopham and the surrounding villages provide everyday amenities including shops, country pubs and cafés, with Bluewater close by for a wide range of shopping and leisure. Rail services from Longfield and Meopham run directly to London Victoria, while nearby Ebbsfleet International offers high-speed trains to St Pancras in under 20 minutes. Families are well catered for with local primaries and secondaries, highly regarded grammar schools in Gravesend and Dartford, and independent schools such as Cobham Hall and King’s Rochester. Larksfield represents a rare opportunity — a home of character and scale, set within generous grounds with equestrian and lifestyle facilities, all within reach of London. It is a property that offers not just a house, but a way of life, waiting to be shaped by its next owners. Location    As you head towards the village of Meopham, there are spectacular views across the rolling landscape of the North Downs. Famed as one of the longest villages in England offering shopping facilities, several restaurants, gastro pubs, a leisure centre, library, schools, churches and cricket on the village green opposite the historic windmill. Meopham offers a main line link to London, road links give access to A2/M2, A20/M20, M25, Bluewater and Ebbsfleet International Station. The recreational facilities include Camer Park a 45-acre designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with mature parkland. Directions    From Fine & Country North Kent proceed along Church Road, past the Church on your left-hand side. Take the second turning on your left after the Church into Hartley Hill. At the bottom turn right and left into Idleigh Court Road and Larksfield can be found halfway up the hill, on the left-hand side. Seller Insight    Larks Field is located on the outskirts of Meopham near Hartley Bottom, set gently back from the road, along a quiet country lane is this delightful, spacious, family home. With lots of external space and eating areas within its magnificent, private, secluded garden and adjacent to open farmland, yet within easy distance into central London. This special property has been a much-loved family home to its present owner over the past 25 years. The older part of the house was built in the 1930s, cleverly extended around fifty years ago to create one large family home. This south facing house, patio and garden has been well maintained throughout its history and considerably enriched by its current owner in making it such a magnificent family home. • House and double garage fully alarmed    • Roof fitted with solar panels • Insect mesh guards on door entries and windows .    The heart of the family life is, of course, the kitchen/diner, which compliments the rural setting of the house and garden. With its state-of-the-art cabinetry and premium appliances, it is highly functional but very welcoming and certainly a place to enjoy sociable chats around its generously sized island. The house itself is contemporary, light and airy, yet blending in with its original styling. Accommodation is generous with spaces offering extensive options for todays’ living needs. Its expansive, airy, sunken lounge features wall to wall sliding doors leading onto a substantial patio housing a large dining suite, seating area and barbecue grill.   A solar sensitive canopy is housed above the glass doors providing shade to the front patio. Additionally, a smaller patio area located at the rear of the house, adjacent to the kitchen is a compacted seating area, an ideal spot for morning coffee. The immaculate, mature garden is surrounded by trees, beautifully maintained lawns, alongside an eclectic mix of herbaceous plants and shrubs. External amenities include a large swimming pool with diving board (unused for past five years but can be easily recommissioned as pool heater and water filter still operational). The Pool House houses the Swimming Pool Filtration Unit and is currently used for general storage. The swimming pool and pool house also have the potential (if desired) to be converted into a living annexe, as water, gas and electric services are existent. .    This beautiful property is very much a magical place to share with friends and family and has been the centre for many big and small celebrations, some requiring large marquees erected in the garden. The grounds are a fruit homestead matrix, with a variety of apple trees, green gauges, plums, grapes, berries, walnuts and hazelnuts. Additionally, a greenhouse, a sufficiently sized fruit cage, an active amply sized allotment and (currently non-operational)chicken run are also included. To the rear of the property, fully functioning stables which easily accommodated three horses and one pony. The stables are accompanied by a full-sized, floodlit, rubber-surfaced sand school located directly behind. The stables and all outbuildings are easily accessible by a private road on the premises leading from the remotely controlled entry gate. .    Outbuildings The outbuildings pre-date the original bungalow, all supplied with electricity, including stables and sand school. The barn, fitted with gas wall heaters (currently disconnected from the mains), has had a variety of uses over the years, as a snooker games room, a hay barn, a workshop, and currently as a log store. A peaceful and tranquil oasis set in a quiet idyll with the only sounds to be heard are from either the magical sounds of birdlife, or the bubbling sound from the water fountain located in the nearby substantial fishpond . Nonetheless, everything required for day-to-day living is within easy reach, including neighbouring farm shops, selling fresh dairy and meat produce. Transport hubs are also within easy reach, whilst schools whether state or independent, including numerous sport and leisure facilities, and private golf clubs are close by. This has been a truly magnificent family home but is now time for the next adventure in the life of its owners. Every good wish is given to the new owners to equally enjoy life in this very special house with its splendid idyllic garden within such an incredible location. Entrance Porch    Period Oak door to front. Door to Hall. Double Glazed Window to side. Double glazed window to rear. Tiled Floor and textured ceiling. Entrance Hall & Inner Lobby    Period Oak door with stain glass panelled to front. Plain coved ceiling with ceiling roses. Radiator. Oak Wood Flooring with Oak staircase to landing. Study 9'2" x 6'11" (2.8m x 2.1m). Double glazed window to rear. Plain coved ceiling. Radiator. Oak flooring. Cloakroom 5'8" x 3'1" (1.73m x 0.94m). Tiled flooring. Plain coved ceiling with downlights. Radiator. Low level WC. Wash hand basin. Sitting Room 21'8" x 17'7" (6.6m x 5.36m). Wall to wall double glazed sliding doors leading on to the front patio. Solar sensitive canopy housed above, providing shade on to the patio. Two small windows to front and rear. Split level floor. Plain coved ceiling with ceiling rose. Radiator. Feature stone fireplace and log burner. Oak Wood Flooring. Dining Room 12'6" x 12'6" (3.8m x 3.8m). Double glazed window to side. Double glazed door to side. Plain coved ceiling and ceiling rose. Radiator. Feature fireplace with log burner. Oak Wood Flooring. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 17'7" x 12'6" (5.36m x 3.8m). Double glazed window to side. Double glazed window to rear. Tiled flooring. Plain coved ceiling with downlights and two Central Fan Lights. Fitted wall and base units with island and part granite surfaces. Two sinks with mixer taps. Aga. Space for American fridge freezer. Miele steamer. Miele dishwasher. Miele oven/microwave. Arched doors to Hall and Utility Room. Utility Room 12'11" x 7'6" (3.94m x 2.29m). Doubled glazed window and double glazed side door, leading rear patio. Tiled Flooring. Plain coved ceiling with downlights. Fitted wall and base units. Inset butlers sink and mixer taps. Airing Cupboard, space for washing machine, dryer, fridge freezer and water softener. Local tiling. Oil boiler. Main Bedroom 12'4" (3.76m) x 14'11" (4.55m) extending to 21'8" (6.6m) in bay. Double glazed bay window to rear. Double glazed window to side. Fitted carpet. Plain coved ceilin...

5 bd

Longfield

USD 260,627

Presenting an exceptional opportunity to acquire the freehold of the celebrated Igneous Gin Distillery, a modern and innovative spirits production business set in one of Scotland’s most captivating natural landscapes. The property is strategically positioned within the crater of an extinct volcano on the Ardnamurchan peninsula, an environment rich in geological character and beauty that is both a foundation for the Igneous brand and a compelling narrative for marketing. The distillery is housed in a robust steel frame building with secure boundaries, quality hardstanding for convenient parking, and a layout designed for efficiency and compliance. Originally an agricultural workshop, the property underwent complete refurbishment in 2022, transforming it into a state-of-the-art distillery meeting all relevant Building Standards. The internal accommodation includes well-proportioned production areas, two dedicated storage rooms, a modern WC with mechanical extraction, accessible circulation, racking, spacious dry goods shelving, and clearly defined escape routes. Features such as fire-rated walls, low-energy lighting, emergency lighting, fire detection and manual call points, as well as modern electrical installations overseen by accredited professionals, ensure that the premises are both safe and energy efficient. The production area is home to a computer-controlled 250 litre Genio still and benefits from a reliable natural water supply, filtered through the local volcanic rock, underpinning both the provenance and unique selling point of the gin. The hand-finished ceramic bottles, each one unique and reminiscent of the crater’s textures, provide a highly marketable and eye-catching retail product. The gin itself is distinguished by its juniper-forward profile, lifted by fresh lemon peel, floral heather, and a hint of rowan berry, capturing the spirit of the West Highlands and appealing to both local enthusiasts and spirits aficionados nationwide. All bottles are currently handmade in-house, this method may not be practical for a new owner; however, the brand design can be easily adapted for use with glass bottles or commercially produced ceramics, ensuring flexibility in production. Both the working mould and master mould are included within the brand assets offered as part of the sale. The business enjoys strong brand recognition and is well positioned for further expansion in production, as well as visitor experiences and retail, thanks to its distinctive narrative, stunning setting, and flexible layout. The combination of secure, modern facilities, striking location, and the award-winning Igneous brand offers an unparalleled investment opportunity within the thriving Scottish spirits sector. This site is ideal for entrepreneurs seeking a turnkey operation or investors looking to build on current success and tap into Scotland’s ever-growing spirits tourism market.

807 sqft

Achosnich

USD 634,861

St Brendan’s House, 69 South Guildry Street, offers a rare mixed-use townhouse in central Elgin, with a well-presented commercial office suite on the ground floor and an attractive three-bedroom apartment above, ideal as owner’s accommodation or a successful Airbnb. The property’s blend of period character, modern comfort and highly accessible location makes it an excellent lifestyle purchase or investment opportunity in one of Moray’s most vibrant towns. Situated just off Elgin’s historic core, South Guildry Street is a charming, traditional street within easy walking distance of the High Street, supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities. Elgin itself serves as the administrative and commercial centre of Moray, offering a thriving town atmosphere, nearby coastal scenery and close links to the renowned Speyside whisky country, making it popular with residents, tourists and business visitors alike. Families benefit from a good choice of primary and secondary schooling in and around the town, together with further education at Moray College UHI. Elgin railway station provides regular services to Inverness and Aberdeen, the A96 gives straightforward road access to both cities, and Inverness and Aberdeen airports lie within comfortable driving distance, providing a selection of domestic and international flights. The ground floor has been configured as a self-contained office suite, currently providing several generously proportioned offices, reception space, staff kitchen, shower room with WC and useful store, all enjoying excellent natural light and period charm. This versatile layout is well suited to professional practices, creative industries or consultancy use, and could lend itself to shared offices or treatment rooms, subject to any necessary consents. Above, the first-floor apartment has traded successfully as an Airbnb-style holiday let, drawing visitors who are attracted to Elgin’s whisky trail connections, historic cathedral, and easy access to the Moray Coast and Highlands. New owners could continue the established short-let business, develop boutique guest accommodation, or occupy the flat as a private home while generating income from the ground-floor commercial space. A private entrance opens to a welcoming stair to the upper floor, where a bright landing leads to a stylish dining room and spacious living room, arranged in a semi open-plan fashion to create an excellent social and entertaining area. The living spaces retain traditional detail such as fireplaces, timber floors and window shutters, enhanced by tasteful modern décor and an appealing split-level staircase with a cosy reading nook. The apartment offers three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a charming front-facing double with feature fireplace and another generous room currently arranged as a twin, together with a flexible single that could serve as a study or additional guest room. A fitted kitchen and contemporary bathroom complete the accommodation, ensuring comfortable day-to-day living for owners or guests. To the front, St Brendan’s presents an attractive period façade in keeping with neighbouring traditional properties, reinforcing its professional presence for commercial occupiers and kerb appeal for holiday guests. The property is well placed for on-street and nearby public parking, and residents or visitors can quickly reach riverside walks, Elgin Cathedral and a range of recreational facilities, highlighting the advantages of this convenient town-centre setting.

2,551 sqft

Elgin

USD 1,470,205

Location Located on Breadalbane Street in central Oban, Highland Apartments offers unbeatable access to a wide array of local amenities. Residents will find an excellent selection of shops, restaurants, cafés, and bars nearby, along with essential services such as banks, medical centres, and a hospital. Oban’s leisure centre, golf club, and gyms are all conveniently close, providing plenty of recreational options. Excellent transport links include Oban railway station and the ferry terminal just a short walk away, with regular connections to Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the surrounding islands. Known as the “Gateway to the Isles,” Oban combines a vibrant community with scenic waterfront vistas and bustling marinas, making it a highly sought-after place to live. Property This impressive property consists of a former hotel, now extended and upgraded to form a well-maintained block of twelve modern apartments. The accommodation includes a mix of one and two-bedroom flats, each designed for comfortable and contemporary living. The original building retains charming period features, complemented by the sympathetic, three-storey extension for a seamless blend of old and new. Apartments feature practical layouts, stylish kitchens, and modern bathrooms, with several units offering attractive views over the landscaped gardens or town. The communal areas are kept to a high standard, and the property meets all current safety regulations. This versatile development appeals to a broad range of tenants, making it an excellent investment in a prime location. Investment Highland Apartments offers an outstanding investment opportunity, comprising twelve self-contained flats with a strong history of long-term tenants and consistently high occupancy. Monthly rents range from £375 to £600 per apartment, providing a total income of around £5,500, with many tenancies due for review. Oban’s ongoing shortage of rental accommodation—caused by demand for short-term lets and second homes—has led to the declaration of a housing emergency, ensuring continued high demand for long-term rentals. With established occupancy and the potential for future rental increases, this property offers security and growth potential, representing an appealing choice for investors. External Set within approximately 0.3 acres, the property enjoys a generous plot. The building is fronted by an enclosed garden, bordered by mature hedging and a wall for privacy, and features established trees and shrubs. Both the original building and the modern extension are accessed from this welcoming area. Pedestrian access from Breadalbane Street is straightforward and inviting. To the rear, one apartment benefits from its own private entrance, while a small car park and communal bin storage area add convenience for all residents.

1,500 sqft

Oban