Oakbank Place
Offers Over £430,000
Crieff, Perthshire, PH7 4JF
Constructed in 1985 and offering high quality finishes, spacious and flexible accommodation formed over two levels comprising; welcoming entrance hallway, front facing sitting room with wood burning stove, formal dining room, modern fully fitted breakfasting kitchen, useful utility room with door to rear garden, well-appointed shower room and two ground level bedrooms (one of which has been utilised as a TV room). Stairs from the hallway lead to the upper floor level with open study/office area. The principal bedroom features an en suite shower room and there is an additional double bedroom on th
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Make an EnquiryOakbank Place
Crieff, Perthshire, PH7 4JF
Offers Over £430,000
Constructed in 1985 and offering high quality finishes, spacious and flexible accommodation formed over two levels comprising; welcoming entrance hallway, front facing sitting room with wood burning stove, formal dining room, modern fully fitted breakfasting kitchen, useful utility room with door to rear garden, well-appointed shower room and two ground level bedrooms (one of which has been utilised as a TV room). Stairs from the hallway lead to the upper floor level with open study/office area. The principal bedroom features an en suite shower room and there is an additional double bedroom on this level. The property is fully double glazed throughout and warmed by gas central heating.
The property offers ample off-street parking to the front with a mono-bloc drive leading to a double garage with remote door, power and lighting. There is an area of banking to the front pertaining to the property and leads down towards Lady Mary's Walk. The fully enclosed rear garden is laid mainly to lawn with attractive borders, well stocked with mature planting and flower beds and enclosed by timber fencing.
Oakbank Place enjoys a most peaceful position, yet still within easy reach of the town centre and local amenities.. Crieff is ideally situated at the gateway to the Highlands, just seven miles from the A9 and within commuting distance of Glasgow (50 miles), Edinburgh (48 miles), Stirling (23 miles) and Perth (17 miles). The town itself has a wide range of retail outlets, a large Medical Centre, modern Cottage Hospital and dental practices. Crieff Recreation Centre offers a wide range of facilities including a swimming pool, gymnasium and squash courts, and the famous Crieff Hydro also offers a swimming pool, tennis courts, squash courts and horse-riding facilities for members. There are two 18-hole golf courses and a nine-hole course in Crieff itself, and nine-hole courses at nearby Muthill, Comrie and St Fillans. Gleneagles Hotel and Country Club is just 11 miles away, with three championship golf courses, equestrian centre and shooting school. The surrounding countryside provides for all tastes in outdoor activities, including hillwalking, climbing, fishing, watersports at Loch Earn and skiing within easy driving distance at Glenshee and Glencoe. Educationally, there are two primary schools in the town, Crieff Primary and St Dominic's Primary, with secondary education at Crieff High School, and private schooling is available at Ardvreck (preparatory), Morrison's Academy and Glenalmond College. EPC - C
Key Features
- Detached villa
- Four-bedrooms (principal bedroom features an en suite shower room)
- Front facing sitting room with wood burning stove
- Formal dining room
- Modern fully fitted breakfasting kitchen
- Utility room with door to rear garden
- Well-appointed shower room
- Open study/office area
- Mono-bloc drive leading to a double garage with remote door, power and lighting
- Fully enclosed rear garden laid mainly to lawn
Crieff in Perth and Kinross, is a medium sized market town (population 7,368) that lies 17.8 miles (28km) west from Perth. The town lies on the A85 road between Perth and Crianlarich and on the A822 between Greenloaning and Aberfeldy, situated amongst spectacular scenery.
Victorian villas and more modern detached homes and terraces are common housing options and schools in the area include Morrison’s Academy and Crieff Primary.
The town has historically been a popular tourist destination, and there are plenty of attractions on offer today including The Famous Grouse Experience - the oldest distillery in Scotland and home of the famous tipple - with tours, tastings and events. For those looking to enjoy the beautiful countryside around there is the local MacRosty Park, walking, fishing, boating and canoeing on Loch Earn at St Fillans and hillwalking at nearby Glen Ledknock. The annual Crieff Highland Games continue to draw crowds each year and the Crieff Hydro Hotel, provides 4 star accommodation and self-catering holiday lets. The Crieff Hydro Leisure Club offers various membership packages to local residents too.