10 bedroom house
Fearn, Tain, Ross and Cromarty, IV20 1RR
Guide Price
£1,025,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Grain Storage
Land Tags: Arable Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Grain Storage
- Land Tags: Arable Land
Lot 1 – Allan House & Garden Cottage
Allan House Is situated at the heart of the property and is a substantial Victorian mansion which was extended in the 1800s. More recently the property has gone through a programme of extensive yet sympathetic upgrading and now blends beautiful modern specifications with period charm and character.
The property is approached by a tree lined driveway which continues onto a stone chip bed and lovely surrounding garden grounds. Internally Allan house is simply stunning with an instantly impressive entrance hall with a grand stair case and evident period features, 2 commodious public rooms, generous dining kitchen, guest lounge, 10 bedrooms, 9 en-suite shower rooms, and 3 dressing rooms.
Garden Cottage is situated within Balinroich Farm beside the Allan House. It is a sizeable property of stone construction with a pitched roof and offers a flexible layout with 2 public room and 4 bedrooms.
Lot 2 - South Field
An arable field to the south of Allan House extending to approximately 14.21 acres (5.75 Ha).
Lot 3 – North Field
An arable field to the north of Allan House extending to approximately 13.05 acres (5.28 Ha).
Lot 4 – Steading
The farm buildings are located to the southwest of Allan House including a large stone barn used for grain and machinery, a workshop, a 3-bay implement shed, a steel framed 5-bay general purpose shed used for storing grain up to 1200 tonnes, a steel framed 6-bay shed with capacity for 600 tons of corn, 8-bin grain store with capacity for 480 tonnes with a reception pit, pre cleaner and elevator fed system, traditional stone steading split into three units.
The property is pleasantly situated in a rural location in the Northern Highlands, less than 6 miles from the historic town of Tain, Scotland’s oldest Burgh. There is a comprehensive selection of shops and amenities including hotels, schooling, leisure facilities and railway station.
The A9 provides excellent links to Inverness and Inverness Airport with regular domestic and European flights. There are a host of recreational activities nearby including shooting, stalking, fishing and golf.
Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, Inverness
Allan House Is situated at the heart of the property and is a substantial Victorian mansion which was extended in the 1800s. More recently the property has gone through a programme of extensive yet sympathetic upgrading and now blends beautiful modern specifications with period charm and character.
The property is approached by a tree lined driveway which continues onto a stone chip bed and lovely surrounding garden grounds. Internally Allan house is simply stunning with an instantly impressive entrance hall with a grand stair case and evident period features, 2 commodious public rooms, generous dining kitchen, guest lounge, 10 bedrooms, 9 en-suite shower rooms, and 3 dressing rooms.
Garden Cottage is situated within Balinroich Farm beside the Allan House. It is a sizeable property of stone construction with a pitched roof and offers a flexible layout with 2 public room and 4 bedrooms.
Lot 2 - South Field
An arable field to the south of Allan House extending to approximately 14.21 acres (5.75 Ha).
Lot 3 – North Field
An arable field to the north of Allan House extending to approximately 13.05 acres (5.28 Ha).
Lot 4 – Steading
The farm buildings are located to the southwest of Allan House including a large stone barn used for grain and machinery, a workshop, a 3-bay implement shed, a steel framed 5-bay general purpose shed used for storing grain up to 1200 tonnes, a steel framed 6-bay shed with capacity for 600 tons of corn, 8-bin grain store with capacity for 480 tonnes with a reception pit, pre cleaner and elevator fed system, traditional stone steading split into three units.
The property is pleasantly situated in a rural location in the Northern Highlands, less than 6 miles from the historic town of Tain, Scotland’s oldest Burgh. There is a comprehensive selection of shops and amenities including hotels, schooling, leisure facilities and railway station.
The A9 provides excellent links to Inverness and Inverness Airport with regular domestic and European flights. There are a host of recreational activities nearby including shooting, stalking, fishing and golf.
Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, Inverness
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.