A Fife country mansion with 35 acres of land and a separate gate lodge has gone on the market.
A-listed Inner Gellie House near Anstruther dates back to the 12th century.
The property boasts five bedrooms, three cellar rooms and a walled garden, along with other outbuildings.
The mansion has just been put up for sale for offers over £1.85 million.
The ground floor features a kitchen, dining room, reception hall, snug, drawing room and standalone toilet.
The standout features of the first floor are the galleried landing and the master bedroom.
Two further double bedrooms – both with private bathrooms – complete this floor.
A further sitting room is found on the top floor in addition to the final bedroom, family bathroom and former kitchen space.
The property also has a basement level, which includes the former kitchen along with various store rooms and cellars.
On the grounds of the mansion is a derelict former stable block with lapsed planning consent for a house and a walled garden.
The 35 acres also include a tree-lined driveway and a gate lodge with a sitting room, bedroom, kitchen and bathroom.
The first recorded ownership of Inner Gellie House was in 1153.
Having had various owners – including several with royal links – down the years, the mansion was part of an estate bequeathed to a charitable trust benefitting the blind in 2004, and the current owner bought the house in 2005 for £1.2m.
The Fife mansion is for sale with Strutt & Parker for offers over £1,85m.
It comes as a stunning £2.3m Angus castle with a private golf course has hit the market.
Back in Fife, a former coaching inn turned hotel in Aberdour has been put up for sale for nearly £900,000.
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