Kinaldy, Calvine, Pitlochry, Perthshire, PH18 5UE | Property for sale | Savills
146 Ac(59.08 Ha)
Offers over £1,145,000($1,464,026)

KinaldyCalvine, Pitlochry, Perthshire, PH18 5UE

  • Available in lots

Key features

  • Sold in November 2023
  • Lot 2: 121 acres of hillside, including 20 acres of woodland.
  • In all 146 acres
  • South facing and overlooking the Errochty Water
  • 15 miles from Pitlochry and 2.5 miles from the A9

Traditional highland lodge and cottage with 146 acres. For sale as a whole or in two lots.

About this property

  • Lot 1 - Kinaldy House, Cottage and 25 acres
    Kinaldy House is believed to have been built as a shooting lodge in the 18th century. Over the years the property has been improved and extended and it is now a welcoming home that is ideal for entertaining. A large dining kitchen spans the width of the building. With plenty of fitted timber units, a red four oven AGA, and a four ring electric hob, it is well equipped and very much the heart of the house. A formal sitting room and dining room are both lovely rooms at the front of the property with large windows bringing in southerly light. The Mozolowski & Murray conservatory was added in 1993 and is a fabulous addition which is currently furnished as a sitting room surrounded by thriving plants, but in the past has been used for dances. An extension to the rear of the property houses the utility room, larder, pantry, flower room and WC as well as providing lots of space for boots and coats. There is also a bathroom with separate shower on the ground floor. On the first floor there are six bedrooms and a bathroom (with shower) and there is lots of scope (subject to obtaining the relevant consents) to convert one of the smaller bedrooms into an additional bathroom.

    Kinaldy Cottage is a charming timber lined one-bedroom cottage which is currently run as a holiday cottage (www.kinaldycottage.co.uk) but would also make a lovely guest bothy or housekeeper's accommodation depending on requirements. The cottage has a sitting room with open fire, a bedroom, bathroom (with shower) and small kitchen with larder. The contents of the cottage may be purchased in addition if a buyer wished to take it on in turn key condition.

    Outbuildings
    Traditional two storey stone building with a workshop, three stores and an office.
    Two pen fronted barns ideal for storing larger items and garden machinery.
    Greenhouse.
    Dog kennel with run.
    Polytunnel.
    Hen house.


    Garden
    Kinaldy House is approached by a tree-lined driveway with its verges filled with daffodils in the spring. A neat beech hedge encloses the front lawn and there is plenty of gravel parking to the west of the house. The remainder of the garden is mainly laid out to the east. An old stone field dyke has been opened and incorporated into the garden with some of its stones used to create terraced beds. Amongst other points of interest is a heather garden, a small burn, two ponds, a polytunnel and raised beds. To the west of the property, behind the outbuildings is the orchard and chicken run.


    Land
    Lot 1 will be sold with about 25 acres, of which about 4.5 acres are garden ground, about 7.5 acres are grass, about 8 acres are rough grazing and about 5 acres are light native woodland.

    Lot 2
    Lot 2 consists of 121 acres of hill above and to the east of Kinaldy House. It incorporates the ruins of the old settlement of Upper Kinaldy. The ground is mainly rough grazing, however on the eastern boundary there are about 20 acres of light native woodland

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A magical pocket sized highland estate

Stephanie ClarkeProperty agent

Local information

  • Kinaldy is situated in the heart of beautiful Glen Errochty which is 15 miles to the northwest of Pitlochry. The house has an elevated position on a south facing hillside overlooking the Errochty Water. Above the house the hillside rises to the remains of the old settlement of Upper Kinaldy while grass fields are situated alongside the roadside. There are any amount of walks directly from the property which is also within striking distance of some of Perthshire's most beautiful natural landmarks including Schiehallion, Ben Lawers, Ben Vrackie, lochs Tummel, Rannoch, Errochty and Tay, the Queens View and Blair Castle, to name a few.
  • While Kinaldy is surrounded by miles of beautiful and dramatic scenery, it is in fact only 2.5 miles from the A9 at Calvine. Blair Atholl is just 6 miles away while Pitlochry, Aberfeldy, Kenmore and Dunkeld are all within 28 miles and offer a wide range of local shops and services as well as cultural and leisure opportunities including the Pitlochry Festival Theatre, the Birnam Arts Centre in Dunkeld, The Birks Cinema in Aberfeldy, the Taymouth marina on Loch Tay and the House of Bruar on the A9. There is a regular train service to London from Pitlochry, while Perth, which is 42 miles south, has a more comprehensive range of amenities and travel links.
  • All distances and travel times are approximate.

Additional information

  • Viewings - Strictly by appointment with Savills – 01738 477525.
  • Private water and drainage, mains electricity
  • Oil fired AGA (also provides hot water)
  • Electric storage heaters
  • Generator wired into both house and cottage if needed
  • Local Authority - Perth and Kinross Council
  • Kinaldy House: Council tax band G.
  • Kinaldy Cottage: Council tax band E (commercially rated)
  • Kinaldy House EPC rating D
  • Kinaldy Cottage EPC rating E
  • Fixtures & Fittings - the fitted carpets, curtains, blinds and the generator are all included in the sale. The contents of Kinaldy Cottage are available for purchase by separate negotiation.
  • Photos taken and brochure produced June 2023
  • Servitude rights, burdens and wayleaves
  • The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all servitude rights, burdens, reservations and wayleaves, including rights of access and rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water and wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cable, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether contained in the Title Deeds or informally constituted and whether referred to in the General Remarks and Stipulations or not. The Purchaser(s) will be held to have satisfied himself as to the nature of all such servitude rights and others.
  • Directions: Driving north on the A9 turn left into the village of Calvine and then right folloing the B847 signposted for Kinloch Rannoch. Continue along this road for 2.5 miles and the driveway to Kinaldy is marked by stone signs on either side of its entrance. NB: DO NOT FOLLOW SAT NAV as it will not take you to Kinaldy. Please follow the directions above or use What3words: trombone.elder.playback
  • EPC Rating: D