Gilson Gray are delighted to present to the market a spectacular detached family home set in a highly sought-after semi-rural location. The hamlet of Knapp is located at the foot of the Sidlaw Hills and is just a short distance to the A90 carriage way which is ideal for commuting to Dundee, Perth and Edinburgh. Nearby Dundee is Scotland's fourth largest city and features all the amenities expected from a vibrant regenerated city including: retail parks, V&A Design Museum, future Eden Project plus a mainline railway station and domestic airport both which offer daily connections to The South of England and beyond.
The Old Coach House enjoys extensive accommodation which comprises: Bright lounge with feature wood burning stove, impressive kitchen / dining room, sitting room, conservatory, utility room, adaptable study / bedroom 5, family bathroom, WC, shower room and four well-proportioned double bedrooms with the master enjoying en-suite facilities. The comprehensive list of attributes includes double glazing, LPG heating system and a security alarm system.
Externally the property enjoys beautifully maintained landscaped garden grounds which include a fantastic patio which is ideal for entertaining with the whole family. Vehicular needs are catered for with an electric gated driveway leading to a double car port and extensive parking area for multiple cars.
Internal viewing is essential to enable potential buyers to fully appreciate the extent and quality of accommodation within this magnificent family home.
The Carse of Gowrie, flanked by the Sidlaw Hills and the magnificent River Tay, has seen the rapid expansion of numerous long-established villages over the past 20 years or so, with developers spurred on by demand from commuters making for work in Dundee and Perth.
Near Perth and a few miles downriver from the distinctive landmark of Kinnoull Hill, the communities of St Madoes and Glencarse are separated by the A90 dual carriageway which links the big cities which bookend the Carse.
Around the midway mark and off the main road is Errol, with the 1831 "Cathedral of the Carse" the most distinctive village landmark.
Closer to the City of Discovery are the by-passed villages of Inchture, renowned for its avenue of 19th Century Giant Redwood trees, and Longforgan, with its A-listed Mercat Cross and traditional whitewashed cottages providing a reminder of times past.
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