Plot 13, Keillor Farm Steadings, Kettins, Coupar Angus, Perthshire, PH13 9JT

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Nestled in beautiful countryside, the charming village of Kettins lies between the township of Coupar Angus and the village of Newtyle and as such is therefore set in rural location away from the hustle and bustle of the city, however still within close reach of amenities. Renowned as the oldest village in Scotland, Kettins has an ancient churchyard standing central to the village which incorporates the Maria Troon – a 16th Century Flemish Bell, a Pictish Standing Stone and an old Coach-Inn. Set within the heart of Strathmore country, the area is surrounded by lush, fertile land bound by the Sidlaw Hills in the South and Angus Glens to the North. The village also has its own primary school. In Newtyle, nearby, the thriving community has a very pretty church, primary school, library and local shops including an award winning butcher. Coupar Angus is a slightly larger township, offering a range of shopping and services. The area is characterised by a strong community spirit with an active Rural Partnership working with the local estates to ensure that it is well served with local health care, a library and bus links. The Perthshire area itself offers out standing scenery, close to the A9 trunk road and the many beautiful towns and villages in the surrounding area such as Blairgowrie – a popular holiday destination, Meigle, Forfar and Kirriemuir, all with their particular attractions. The City of Perth itself is situated less than 20 miles a way, whilst Dundee City Centre with all i ts diversities is approximately 12 miles away from the property and within easy commuting distance. Major trunk roads are easily accessible carrying traffic to Edinburgh in the South and A berdeen in the North. Both airports (Edinburgh and Aberdeen) are within a one hour drive. There is also a mainline railway link at Dundee and a small airport with links to London.

These beautiful homes,form part of a most attractive steading development and offer an excellent level of quality accommodation throughout, retaining all the charm and elegance as expected but with the benefits of modern conveniences. The original Keillor Steadings date from 1850 and were originally part of Keillor Farm which still prospers today. They have been converted alongside a range of new build homes with accommodation arranged over two levels, using the highest quality materials and incorporating every modern convenience to create a superb living environment. Sympathetic design and the use of traditional materials such as slate and stone ensure the intrinsic charm of this development. The original preserved clock tower blends seamlessly with the modern and sustainable materials of smooth render, timber lining and roof tiles. Extensive use of wood and glass create stylish, modern living spaces with plenty of light and generously proportioned interiors.

Every modern convenience has been considered and the highest quality of materials and workmanship used to create a supremely comfortable living environment. At the same time, sympathetic design and the use of traditional materials such as slate and stone to ensure that the intrinsic charm of these lovely buildings, with their soft coloured stone and original clock tower, has been preserved. Extensive use of wood and glass add a modern touch while letting plenty of light flood into the generously proportioned interiors.

How to get there: Dundee to Keillor Farm, Kettins - Exit the Kingsway onto the (A923) Coupar Angus Road, continue through Birkhill. At Muirhead keep right at the fork junction – Newtyle Road (B954), continue approximately 6 miles, take second left in Newtyle. The site is signposted thereafter.

Perth to Keillor Farm, Kettins - Exit Perth via Bridgend (A93), continue through Scone (A94) and towards Coupar Angus. Upon entrance to Coupar Angus take right turn at traffic lights onto the (A923 – signposted Dundee) then left at crossroads (C16 – signposted Kettins), continue thereafter through Kettins. Site signposted thereafter.