Kennethmont Parish Church was built in the early 19th century (around 1812) to replace the earlier church located a short distance away. The B Listed property was converted into a two storey detached residential property with a single storey addition at one end the former vestry) in 1997. Original features such as the pulpit, altar, church bell, pitch pine doors, original high ceilings, panelling to dado height, exposed wooden beams and a stunning stained glass window remain intact.

A welcoming entrance vestibule with Gothic style original storm doors opens into the building with feature window and door. A striking room is the main reception space, currently used as a drawing/dining room. Twin aspect arched windows overlook a garden area. This impressive room has a stunning vaulted ceiling and pulpit. A multi-fuel burning stove with local stone, wooden mantel and slate hearth makes this reception room the heart of the home, while the stained glass window is another characterful feature. The stylish dining kitchen was refurbished in 2020 with a comprehensive range of Shaker style cream cabinets complemented by oak worksurfaces and dark blue glass splashback panels. Informal dining is catered for with a central island with seating. Appliances include an electric Rangemaster Infusion cooker, with double oven, induction hob and extractor hood within a brick feature wall. Additional appliances include a freestanding LG side by side refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher and Samsung washing machine. A Belfast sink overlooks the garden. There are two double bedrooms, one with a front aspect and the other with a garden view. These rooms are serviced by a contemporary shower room with large shower enclosure. At the top of the original staircase is a large landing window overlooking the garden. Ascending to the first floor is the principal bedroom with walk in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom which includes a white spa bath with mains shower and twin wash hand basins. The bedroom is particularly spacious with ecclesiastical arched windows and double doors opening onto the stunning gallery. This versatile space overlooks the ground floor reception room and would make an ideal study/library area.

Outside:
The garden around the house is largely enclosed with a stone wall. At the entrance to the property is a pair of ornate metal gates. Most of the garden is laid in lawn with recently landscaped flower beds and a kitchen garden. Mature Scots pine trees are along three boundaries. Other boundaries are partially defined by timber post and wire fences.

Garage:
Timber garage with timber lined walls. Fitted with power including a circuit break consumer unit.
Vehicles can be parked on a tarred layby adjoining the property.

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