The Glebe House

• 3 reception rooms. 5 bedrooms
• Flexible and well-appointed accommodation
• Many fine period features
• Wonderful family home
• Walled garden and grounds
• Accessible rural setting
• Spectacular views across Strathspey

The Glebe House is an impressive B Listed, former Manse sitting in a stunning, elevated position overlooking Strathspey. Built from stone with sandstone details under a pitched slate roof in 1843, it has been renovated by the current owners and has been sensitively modernised and well-maintained. There are a number of fine period features that one would hope to find in a house of such age and character including cornicing, high ceilings and fireplaces. The double aspect sitting room with woodburner, and dining kitchen with its high quality modern yet sympathetic to the age and character of the house, are particularly appealing rooms. The house is heated with gas central heating, has secondary double glazing, mains water and private foul drainage. GARDEN AND GROUNDSOutside, the grounds are no less impressive than the house, the mature garden which extends to just under an acre includes a patio, areas of lawn, well stocked beds and borders and an array of mature trees. A secluded courtyard, accessed from the kitchen makes a wonderful private seating area. There is also a stone and slate built steading which currently provides useful storage space but has the potential to be converted into further accommodation (subject to containing all necessary consents). Ample parking is available on the gravelled driveway in addition to the garage.