Listed for £284,950
November 21, 2025
Sold for £245,000
2010
STRATHMORE COTTAGE is a THREE BEDROOM STEADING set in Kincaldrum, a charming hamlet in Angus. Situated in Kincaldrum Park which is accessed through a sweeping private road, this exclusive development of only six individually designed converted steadings is in a stunning rural location, enjoying exceptional views over the surrounding countryside towards the Vale of Strathmore, Perthshire Hills and the Grampian Foothills. Whilst enjoying the peace and tranquility of rural living, Kincaldrum is only a short drive away from the Dundee, Aberdeen A90 dual carriageway which connects to major routes both North and South. The accommodation comprises of a reception hall. A spacious lounge which has full-to-height windows to take in the panoramic views. A kitchen which has room for dining has an excellent range of modern German wall and base cabinets along with integrated appliances complemented with solid oak worktops. A bedroom with an ensuite and a separate shower room completes this floor. Leading to the upper floor there are a further two bedrooms with one having the benefit on an ensuite bathroom. The property is further enhanced with Norwegian double-glazed Norge’s Vinduet windows, oil central heating, solid oak internal doors, neutral carpets to name a few. Outside there are garden grounds to the rear of the property which are easily maintained, mostly laid to lawn with boundaries in stone walling and timber fencing. There is a pretty summerhouse, a lovely spot to sit and take in the surrounding countryside. Parking is to the front of the property which benefits from having an electric charging point. Kincaldrum Park is just a short drive to Forfar, which has a thriving town centre with several independent shops. The area has many local attractions which include easy access to the Angus Glens and Glamis Castle to name a few. Leisure facilities can be found at Forfar Community Campus and Academy a multi-purpose facility which boasts a six-lane swimming pool. Primary schooling at Inverarity with secondary education to be found in Forfar. The lands of Kincaldrum formed part of the possessions of The Earls of Angus eventually which fell into the possession of the Bower family who remained there for most of the 18th century and eventually falling into the hand of Edward Baxter. A Dundee jute baron, and Liberal MP. The impressive architectural ruin of Kincaldrum House is adjacent to the development We love this property and think that you will to. Viewing is highly recommended STRATHMORE COTTAGE is a THREE BEDROOM STEADING set in Kincaldrum, a charming hamlet in Angus. Situated in Kincaldrum Park which is accessed through a sweeping private road, this exclusive development of only five individually designed converted steadings is in a stunning rural location, enjoying exceptional views over the surrounding countryside towards the Vale of Strathmore, Perthshire Hills and the Grampian Foothills. Whilst enjoying the peace and tranquility of rural living, Kincaldrum is only a short drive away from the Dundee, Aberdeen A90 dual carriageway which connects to major routes both North and South. The accommodation comprises of a reception hall. A spacious lounge which has full-to-height windows to take in the panoramic views. A kitchen which has room for dining has an excellent range of modern German wall and base cabinets along with integrated appliances complemented with solid oak worktops. A bedroom with an ensuite and a separate shower room completes this floor. Leading to the upper floor there are a further two bedrooms with one having the benefit on an ensuite bathroom. The property is further enhanced with Norwegian double-glazed Norge’s Vinduet windows, oil central heating, solid oak internal doors, neutral carpets to name a few. Outside there are garden grounds to the rear of the property which are easily maintained, mostly laid to lawn with boundaries in stone walling and timber fencing. There is a pretty summerhouse, a lovely spot to sit and take in the surrounding countryside. Parking is to the front of the property which benefits from having an electric charging point. Kincaldrum Park is just a short drive to Forfar, which has a thriving town centre with several independent shops. The area has many local attractions which include easy access to the Angus Glens and Glamis Castle to name a few. Leisure facilities can be found at Forfar Community Campus and Academy a multi-purpose facility which boasts a six-lane swimming pool. Primary schooling at Inverarity with secondary education to be found in Forfar. The lands of Kincaldrum formed part of the possessions of The Earls of Angus eventually which fell into the possession of the Bower family who remained there for most of the 18th century and eventually falling into the hand of Edward Baxter. A Dundee jute baron, and Liberal MP. The impressive architectural ruin of Kincaldrum House is adjacent to the development We love this property and think that you will to. Viewing is highly recommended. STRATHMORE COTTAGE is a THREE BEDROOM STEADING set in Kincaldrum, a charming hamlet in Angus. Situated in Kincaldrum Park which is accessed through a sweeping private road, this exclusive development of only five individually designed converted steadings is in a stunning rural location, enjoying exceptional views over the surrounding countryside towards the Vale of Strathmore, Perthshire Hills and the Grampian Foothills. Whilst enjoying the peace and tranquility of rural living, Kincaldrum is only a short drive away from the Dundee, Aberdeen A90 dual carriageway which connects to major routes both North and South. The accommodation comprises of a reception hall. A spacious lounge which has full-to-height windows to take in the panoramic views. A kitchen which has room for dining has an excellent range of modern German wall and base cabinets along with integrated appliances complemented with solid oak worktops. The kitchen in turn leads to a utility room which gives access to the garden. A bedroom with an ensuite and a separate shower room completes this floor. Leading to the upper floor there are a further two bedrooms with one having the benefit on an ensuite bathroom. The property is further enhanced with Norwegian double-glazed Norge’s Vinduet windows, oil central heating, solid oak internal doors, neutral carpets to name a few. Outside there are garden grounds to the rear of the property which are easily maintained, mostly laid to lawn with boundaries in stone walling and timber fencing. There is a pretty summerhouse, a lovely spot to sit and take in the surrounding countryside. Parking is to the front of the property which benefits from having an electric charging point. Kincaldrum Park is just a short drive to Forfar, which has a thriving town centre with several independent shops. The area has many local attractions which include easy access to the Angus Glens and Glamis Castle to name a few. Leisure facilities can be found at Forfar Community Campus and Academy a multi-purpose facility which boasts a six-lane swimming pool. Primary schooling at Inverarity with secondary education to be found in Forfar. The lands of Kincaldrum formed part of the possessions of The Earls of Angus eventually which fell into the possession of the Bower family who remained there for most of the 18th century and eventually falling into the hand of Edward Baxter. A Dundee jute baron, and Liberal MP. The impressive architectural ruin of Kincaldrum House is adjacent to the development We love this property and think that you will to. Viewing is highly recommended Lounge 4.35 x 5.17 Kitchen 5.15 x 3.87 Bedroom 4.39 x 5.17 Ensuite 2.10 x 2.30 Bedroom 3.83 x 3.69 Ensuite 2.53 x 1.85 Bedroom 4.60 x 5.17 Utility Room 2.53 x 1.20 Shower Room 1.80 x 3.04
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