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Strutt & Parker - Edinburgh
28 Melville Street, Edinburgh
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A handsome Edwardian family house with
large garden and views to the Ochil and
Lomond Hills.
Dating from about 1904, Butterwell House is a
handsome Edwardian property constructed of red sand stone beneath a pitched slate roof. While the house is perfectly suited for family life, the grand entrance hall, large reception rooms and double doors that open from the drawing room to the dining room, also make it
ideal for entertaining on a grand scale. Timber panelled doors, exposed timber floors, decorative floor tiles and fireplaces are amongst some of the original features that characterise the house. The house has been rewired,
numerous double glazed sash and case windows have been installed and new bathrooms have been fitted on the first floor.
General -
Local Authority Fife Council, Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes, Fife, KY7 5LT.
Services Mains water, electricity, private drainage to septic tank. Oil fired central heating.
Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.
Council Tax - Butterwell House has been placed in Band G for Council Tax purposes.
Access - The road leading to Butterwell House is privately owned, jointly between Butterwell House and the neighbouring farm.
Fixtures and Fittings - All fitted units and carpets will be included, carpets and white goods available by separate negotiation. The
wall light in the library and the iron light fittings are specifically excluded from the sale.
Offers Offers are to be submitted in Scottish legal terms to the selling agents Strutt & Parker, 28 Melville Street, Edinburgh EH3 7HA.
Butterwell House occupies a wonderfully peaceful and rural situation. Surrounded by rolling farmland it has superb views of both the Lomond and the Ochil Hills and is only a few miles from Loch Leven Nature Reserve.
Being only a few miles from the M90 the house is ideally placed for access to Edinburgh and Perth. Edinburgh Airport is only 25 miles away and has regular flights to London and other
domestic and international destinations. Dundee airport (27 miles) has daily flights to London City. There are train stations
at Inverkeithing and Dunfermline, and a Park and Ride facility at Ferry Toll offers a prioritized commuter service to Edinburgh. Milnathort (2.5 miles) is a pretty village with a vibrant community and a selection of local shops and services. Milnathort Primary school is extremely well regarded and is serviced by a private
school bus. Kinross (5 miles) has a wider range of local facilities including a supermarket, professional services, a health centre,
restaurants and a respected secondary school. A selection of Scotland’s best private schools are within easy reach of Butterwell, including Dollar Academy, Glenalmond, Strathallan,
Craigclowan, Kilgraston and St Leonards.
Butterwell House is ideally situated to enjoy the beautiful countryside of Perthshire, Fife, and Kinross-shire. There is no shortage of local hill walks, bridle paths and cycle tracks.
Fishing is available in several nearby lochs and reservoirs including the national nature reserve at Loch Leven. There are local golf courses at Kinross, Muckhart and Milnathort and the
famous Old Course at St Andrews and courses at Gleneagles are 25 and 20 miles away respectively.
Butterwell House is approached through stone gate piers with wrought iron gates, to a large tarmacadamed driveway with ample space for parking. The house sits centrally in a walled
garden which is full of variety and colour. To the east of the house an ornamental pond is surrounded by gravel paths and magnificent flower beds with daffodils, tulips, alliums
and oriental poppies amongst many other specimens. Roses climb the walls of the old stables and a raised pergola is ideal for enjoying the evening sun. To the west of the house is a
productive vegetable garden and composting area. Mature trees including blossoming cherries surround the garden.
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large garden and views to the Ochil and
Lomond Hills.
Dating from about 1904, Butterwell House is a
handsome Edwardian property constructed of red sand stone beneath a pitched slate roof. While the house is perfectly suited for family life, the grand entrance hall, large reception rooms and double doors that open from the drawing room to the dining room, also make it
ideal for entertaining on a grand scale. Timber panelled doors, exposed timber floors, decorative floor tiles and fireplaces are amongst some of the original features that characterise the house. The house has been rewired,
numerous double glazed sash and case windows have been installed and new bathrooms have been fitted on the first floor.
General -
Local Authority Fife Council, Fife House, North Street, Glenrothes, Fife, KY7 5LT.
Services Mains water, electricity, private drainage to septic tank. Oil fired central heating.
Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.
Council Tax - Butterwell House has been placed in Band G for Council Tax purposes.
Access - The road leading to Butterwell House is privately owned, jointly between Butterwell House and the neighbouring farm.
Fixtures and Fittings - All fitted units and carpets will be included, carpets and white goods available by separate negotiation. The
wall light in the library and the iron light fittings are specifically excluded from the sale.
Offers Offers are to be submitted in Scottish legal terms to the selling agents Strutt & Parker, 28 Melville Street, Edinburgh EH3 7HA.
Butterwell House occupies a wonderfully peaceful and rural situation. Surrounded by rolling farmland it has superb views of both the Lomond and the Ochil Hills and is only a few miles from Loch Leven Nature Reserve.
Being only a few miles from the M90 the house is ideally placed for access to Edinburgh and Perth. Edinburgh Airport is only 25 miles away and has regular flights to London and other
domestic and international destinations. Dundee airport (27 miles) has daily flights to London City. There are train stations
at Inverkeithing and Dunfermline, and a Park and Ride facility at Ferry Toll offers a prioritized commuter service to Edinburgh. Milnathort (2.5 miles) is a pretty village with a vibrant community and a selection of local shops and services. Milnathort Primary school is extremely well regarded and is serviced by a private
school bus. Kinross (5 miles) has a wider range of local facilities including a supermarket, professional services, a health centre,
restaurants and a respected secondary school. A selection of Scotland’s best private schools are within easy reach of Butterwell, including Dollar Academy, Glenalmond, Strathallan,
Craigclowan, Kilgraston and St Leonards.
Butterwell House is ideally situated to enjoy the beautiful countryside of Perthshire, Fife, and Kinross-shire. There is no shortage of local hill walks, bridle paths and cycle tracks.
Fishing is available in several nearby lochs and reservoirs including the national nature reserve at Loch Leven. There are local golf courses at Kinross, Muckhart and Milnathort and the
famous Old Course at St Andrews and courses at Gleneagles are 25 and 20 miles away respectively.
Butterwell House is approached through stone gate piers with wrought iron gates, to a large tarmacadamed driveway with ample space for parking. The house sits centrally in a walled
garden which is full of variety and colour. To the east of the house an ornamental pond is surrounded by gravel paths and magnificent flower beds with daffodils, tulips, alliums
and oriental poppies amongst many other specimens. Roses climb the walls of the old stables and a raised pergola is ideal for enjoying the evening sun. To the west of the house is a
productive vegetable garden and composting area. Mature trees including blossoming cherries surround the garden.
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property reference: SPEH_EDN080142
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