Castleview is a stunning proposed four-bedroom eco-home, set in a beautiful and extensive rural plot on Newfargie Farm, close to the small village of Glenfarg and surrounded by the beautiful rolling countryside of the Ochil Hills. There is planning permission in place for the construction of the sustainable home and a large barn with polytunnels, with designs in place from local architects, while the property will sit within a two-acre plot with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside.

The proposed home will sit on a prime position within the plot, on an area of relief with the accommodation dropping away from north to south. Entering on the upper level, the proposed plans include a well-proportioned sitting room towards the front with a home office at the rear and a large principal bedroom with dressing room, an en suite bathroom and a private balcony, benefitting from those elevated views south across the rolling countryside to the hills beyond.

Stairs will lead from the main upper entrance hall to the lower level, which will extend to the rear and provide access to patio gardens and the grounds beyond, which will be landscaped to suite the requirements of the buyer. The lower level will provide an open-plan family room and kitchen with an adjoining utility room. The plans also provide for three lower-level bedrooms, all of which will be en suite with walk-in wardrobes.

Additional Land Options Please note the price is in the region of 250K for the plot and 100K for the woodland or rent to be agreed.

This property has 11.8 acres of land.

Outside

The proposed house and outbuildings will sit within a plot of just more than two acres, which features woodland and rolling fields and meadows. There is scope for landscaping surrounding the house, to install patio areas and viewpoints from which to enjoy the beautiful views towards the south. Access to the house will be via a driveway, which will lead from the passing lane and provide plenty of parking space for several vehicles. The plans provide for the construction of a large barn with south facing polytunnels for growing your own produce, while there is also provision in the plans for a vegetable garden, fruit trees and a fruit cage as well as a pond and several horticulture areas.

Barn/Polytunnels Polycrub units that are high quality weather durable units that can be used as transparent buildings in their own right. The can provide winter shelter for animals or as a plant nursery utilising hydroculture fed from the rainwater collection system

Situation

The small village of Glenfarg lies in a well-connected position nine miles south of Perth, and within easy reach of the Lomond Hills and the stunning Scottish east coast. The village offers access to various local amenities, including a local shop, a primary school and a community centre, while further facilities can be found in the surrounding villages, including Abernethy and Bridge of Earn. Perth is easily accessible nine miles to the north, with the vibrant small city offering various high street shops and independent retailers, while there are also numerous restaurants, pubs and cafés. You can find several large supermarkets in the city as well as a wide choice of schooling, both state and independent. The area is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside, with the banks of the River Tay nearby, while the spectacular mountain landscapes of the Cairngorms National Park are around an hour away by car. The region is well connected by road, with the M90 just moments away, while Perth’s mainline station provides regular services towards Edinburgh, both direct and via Stirling.