Take a peek inside this spectacular six-bedroom home lying at the foot of the Scottish Highlands, complete with a cinema room, home gym and a self-contained guest annexe.
Part of Omaze’s latest Million Pound House Draw that supports Breast Cancer Now, this stunning £3.5 million property – along with £100,000 in cash – could be all yours.
The property comes mortgage-free, with no conveyancing fees and all stamp duty covered. As well as the £100,000 in cash, the lucky winner can decide whether to live in the house, rent it out or sell it.
If the winner decides to rent it out, local estate agents estimate that the property could achieve a rental value of around £7,500 per month.
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Set in half an acre of mature gardens and grounds, the elegant six-bedroom property offers breathtaking views of the Ochil Hills and one of the most famous golf courses in Scotland.
Upon walking into the property, you’ll find an ornate open-plan kitchen-dining area that opens onto the south-facing garden, complete with a breakfast bar, granite worktops and state-of-the-art integrated appliances.
Leading on from the kitchen-diner is the cosy living room space, where you’ll find rustic wood panelling and a double-sided fireplace – the perfect space to sit back and relax in.
Adjacent to the kitchen is a cinema room, with blackout blinds, a widescreen TV, snack table, ambient lighting and sumptuous sofas to sink into after a long day at work. Sounds dreamy, right?
But that’s not all: the ground floor also offers two studies, both of which have potential as additional bedrooms. There’s also a handy utility room, complete with a roomy pantry and access to the garden.
A personal highlight of ours is the entertainment room on the first floor. With a sky-high apex roof, glazed south-facing rear wall, balcony, minstrels’ gallery and a log burner, this room is simply made for hosting.
When it comes to the bedrooms, the luxurious master is nothing short of impressive, with dual dressing rooms, a south-facing balcony, a reading nook and an ensuite bathroom. There are five further double bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms. Two of these are situated on the top floor, which serves as a peaceful retreat with a connecting snug.
And let’s not forget the virtual golf room. Situated above the garage, this golfer’s paradise offers hours of entertainment for those looking to golf with friends.
Outside you’ll find a patio with a top-of-the-range hot tub, which is situated next to the home gym area. Accessed via the courtyard or double doors in the kitchen, the gym includes a steam room, shower room, integrated Sonos speakers and a flatscreen TV.
The garden is full of immaculate lawns and flowerbeds, alongside a paved terrace that provides the perfect setting for alfresco dining – all with stunning views of the third tee at Gleneagles.
The guest annexe is on the first floor, accessed from the front courtyard through a side door. This self-contained area has a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom, open-plan kitchen, dining and living room, and breathtaking balcony views.
The best part? This Omaze Million Pound House Draw will support Breast Cancer Now, raising crucial funds to help the charity continue its life-changing research and support for people affected by breast cancer.
The draw has been launched by Scottish broadcaster, Loose Women panellist, and Breast Cancer Now Ambassador, Kaye Adams, who has been involved with the charity since 2007.
The Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Scotland closes on 29th October 2023 for online entries (paid entries start from just £10) and 31st October 2023 for postal entries (free). For full terms and conditions, visit www.omaze.co.uk.
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