A wonderful opportunity to purchase a newly built four bedroom detached unique modern, architect designed villa built in Little Dunkeld, a much sought-after area, as noted in a recent Times advert as the most desirable place to live in Scotland. The house has been built to the highest standard and is a future proof, efficient home with the highest level of insulation, Argon filled Norwegian triple glazing, air source heat pump for heating and hot water, three phase supply for fast charging and prepared for photovoltaic and battery storage.
The house benefits from Nolte German kitchen, Neff appliances, quality showers and bathrooms with porcelain titles, Karndean flooring to the ground floor, fully carpeted first floor, door furniture by Carlisle Brass made in the UK with Danish top of the range external panelling and metal powder coated guttering. The house benefits from fully paved and landscaped garden grounds as well as electric entrance gates. Situated within the sought-after Perthshire village of Little Dunkeld and built by a renowned local family-based builder with a track record of producing the highest quality build specification with the emphasis on attention to detail gives the purchaser the chance to own a completely bespoke house.
Within the villages there are a host of excellent services and amenities including various quality restaurants and eateries, local shops, bank, post office, doctors' surgery, the highly regarded Birnam Institute Arts and Conference centre, the Royal School of Dunkeld and nursery all within walking distance. There is also a regular bus service located close to the development itself and a mainline railway station with daily services to various destinations around Scotland and the UK. There is a nearby golf course and the famous River Tay runs nearby offering fantastic salmon fishing opportunities. Many pleasant country and riverside walks can be enjoyed from your doorstep and excellent road links give access to other destinations including Perth (12 miles), Dundee (39 miles), Edinburgh (58 miles) and Glasgow (70 miles).
