Drummond Street
Offers Over £190,000
Muthill, Crieff, Perthshire, PH5 2AN
Accommodation is formed over two floor levels and in full comprises; welcoming reception hallway, generously proportioned sitting room with exposed stone fire surround, fully fitted dining kitchen with a range of floor and wall mounted unit and stable style door to the back of the house. Stairs from the hallway lead to the upper level and two good sized double bedrooms and a contemporary recently fitted bathroom the bath and separate shower enclosure. On street parking is available to the front of the property and there is a lovely seating area is found to the rear of the property. Warmth is provided by el
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Make an EnquiryDrummond Street
Muthill, Crieff, Perthshire, PH5 2AN
Offers Over £190,000
Accommodation is formed over two floor levels and in full comprises; welcoming reception hallway, generously proportioned sitting room with exposed stone fire surround, fully fitted dining kitchen with a range of floor and wall mounted unit and stable style door to the back of the house. Stairs from the hallway lead to the upper level and two good sized double bedrooms and a contemporary recently fitted bathroom the bath and separate shower enclosure. On street parking is available to the front of the property and there is a lovely seating area is found to the rear of the property. Warmth is provided by electric heaters.
Ideal home for a professional couple or second home.
Drummond Street is ideally situated within the village which is well served with amenities including a grocery shop, post office, garage and petrol station as well as The Barley Bree, an award-winning gastropub. The village has an active and friendly community focused around its primary school, church and village hall. Muthill has appealing historical character with the ruins of a 15th century parish church in its centre, a pretty village green and over 100 listed buildings. It is set amidst a backdrop of agricultural and park land belonging to Drummond Estates, and Drummond Castle with its magnificent Italianate gardens is about 2 miles away. Crieff is a busy rural town with a good and varied range of amenities. There is a choice of supermarkets and independent shops including art galleries, gift shops, a fishmonger and a butcher. The town is also gaining a reputation for its restaurants, cafés and specialist food suppliers with two delicatessens, local bakeries and a wine merchant. The town has a health centre, banks, legal services, garages and a post office. The Strathearn Community Campus has excellent facilities while at the top of the town, Crieff Hydro attracts visitors of all ages with its impressive range of facilities. Some of Scotland’s best private schooling is in the area with Ardvreck and Morrison’s Academy in Crieff, and Strathallan, Kilgraston and Glenalmond all within easy driving distance. Gleneagles Hotel and its golf courses are only about 6 miles south. More locally, there is a 9-hole golf course in Muthill as well as courses at Crieff, Comrie and St Fillans. EPC - F
Key Features
- Semi-detached end terrace villa
- Two double bedrooms
- Generously proportioned sitting room
- Fully fitted dining kitchen
- Exposed stone fire
- Electric heaters
- On street parking
- EPC - F
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.