A characterful former castle in Kinross-shire has gone up for sale.
Belvedere House in Glenfarg was built in 1867 as part of Trevelyan Castle – which was later rebuilt as Newfargie House.
In 1989, the property was converted into a traditional five-bedroom home.
Complete with a turret tower, the B-listed property is the ideal size for a family home.
The arched reception hall is a welcoming entrance and it even has a fireplace with a wood burning stove.
On each side is a room for entertaining: a drawing room with an open fireplace and a dining room with space for a large table.
Each room has windows overlooking the property’s land and frame an incredible view.
The dining kitchen has space for a table as well as comfortable seating and is attached to the conservatory.
The kitchen also has an Aga cooker. On the first floor, a galleried landing leads to four double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom.
There is also a single bedroom, a bathroom and shower room.
While Belvedere House is a comfortable space, there is potential to modernise it.
If one property was not enough, a cottage is also available.
The stone-built single storey property can be accessed from the courtyard and is ideal to house a housekeeper or visiting guests.
It has one bedroom, a kitchen and living room and shower room.
It also has a small sunroom overlooking a private garden.
Belvedere is set in grounds reaching just over 21 acres, with a designed garden boasting a herbaceous border.
A grass-covered path leads to a “magical” spot at the western edge of the garden where there is a huge view.
The remainder of the land is ideal for any buyer with livestock.
Belvedere House in Glenfarg is being marketed for sale by Savills for offers over £995,000.
