The colourful interior is stunning
A picturesque former clergy house set within a private walled garden in Scotland is currently on the market, and would make for an incredible family home for anyone looking for a quieter lifestyle., and can be bought for offers over £750,000. The B-listed property is believed to have been built in 1796, before being extended around 1900, and was actually originally the manse for the church in Auchtermuchty.
Moving outside, there is an enormous garage space that if you can believe it was at one time a stable block and a spectacular . There is also a patio space that would be perfect for entertaining once the weather improves, and even a summerhouse., and even multiple sports clubs. Beyond this, the nearby market town of Cupar includes supermarkets, a library, a leisure centre, and a hospital—so you will never be far from anything you need.
Tom Stewart-Moore, partner at Knight Frank Edinburgh, said:"Lomond House represents a wonderful opportunity to own a private family home, with beautiful gardens in a village setting, while still offering great access links to the coast and a nearby train station with direct route to Edinburgh."
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