House For Sale £1,500,000
Camusericht Lodge sits in a wonderfully private position facing south with impressive views towards Loch Rannoch with the distant peaks of Glen Lyon. The traditional sporting lodge has been refurbished to a very high standard throughout and includes 4 principal reception rooms, 9 bedrooms, and 8 bathrooms. There is also a staff flat on the first floor. The adjacent building, purpose-built in the style of the lodge, houses an excellent indoor swimming pool (18.3m x11.3m), games room, kitchen, and bathroom over two storeys. The Coach House includes a laundry and a 2-bedroom flat on the first floor. Close to the entrance driveway, is Camusericht Cottage with 3 bedrooms.
Formal gardens surround the house including a helipad to the front and croquet lawn with planted borders.
The outbuildings include garaging with office, a large general purpose shed, stabling and stores, kennels, and an excellent modern deer larder.
The policies extend to 66.20 acres in total and comprise of a mixture of pasture, rough grazing, and some mature woodland. There is a paddock of grazing in front of the house. In addition, there is a strip of 8.39 acres of land along the shoreline which includes 1,495 meters of foreshore to Loch Rannoch. This provides the opportunity to launch a boat and fish the Loch.
Camusericht provides a wonderful opportunity to own a private residential estate in dramatic highland Perthshire with wonderful sporting opportunities on the doorstep.
Camusericht Lodge is situated in an elevated and private position off the main road, with southerly views over Loch Rannoch and beyond to Glen Lyon. The sporting lodge, forming part of the surrounding Ben Alder Estate, has been refurbished to a very high standard throughout and has been running as a luxury holiday let for the last 6 years or more. The guests are typically coming to shoot, fish, stalk, and for leisure. Camusericht Lodge is understood to have been built in 1856, the lodge retains many period features including the large dining kitchen (with Aga) and slate floor, the drawing-room and sitting room with open fireplaces, the sun-room overlooking the garden and the master bedroom suite on the first floor with a triple aspect view overlooking gardens, water, and mountains.
Formal Gardens
To the front of the house, there is a garden laid to lawn with planted borders. There is also a fully lit helipad. To the side of the house, next to the sun room there is a croquet lawn with box hedging. The gardens are surrounded by some mixed mature woodland.
The Coach House
Adjacent to the side of the house is the Coach House. It includes a workshop and large laundry on the ground floor. On the first floor, there is a flat with accommodation as follows:
Sitting room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a family bathroom.
Camusericht Cottage
Situated a short distance off the main driveway is the attractive Camusericht Cottage. Benefiting from oil-fired central heating, the accommodation is as follows:
Ground floor: Entrance hall, sitting room (with woodburning stove), W.C, living room, dining kitchen and bedroom.
First floor: Two bedrooms and a family bathroom.
There is an enclosed garden with a garage to the rear.
Land
The landholding at Camusericht extends to 66.20 acres in total. It rises from the foreshore ground on Loch Rannoch up to 270 metres (885 feet) above sea level at the northern boundary of the hill ground. The land includes 1.73 acres gardens, 14.97 acres woodland, 45.89 acres rough grazing/ hill, and 3.61 acres gardens/water/buildings/miscellaneous.
To the front of the house, there is a paddock of grazing with wooden post and rail fencing. There is some mature woodland surrounding the gardens, as well as beside the driveway, which is predominantly Scots Pine. The hill ground rises above the house to the north and can be easily accessed off two tracks, one of which is owned (see sale plan).
Camusericht is situated in the heart of Highland Perthshire at the western end of Loch Rannoch and includes shore frontage. It sits in the dramatic and remote splendor of the Southern Rannoch mountains. Loch Rannoch extending to 9.4 miles in length is one of Scotland's deepest freshwater lochs.
The village of Kinloch Rannoch is 9½ miles to the east and has a range of local amenities including a general store with Post Office, medical centre, café, primary school, and hotel. The mainline railway and sleeper connection to London is at Rannoch Station, only 7 miles to the west. Both the towns of Pitlochry (34 miles) and Aberfeldy (27 miles) have more extensive services including supermarkets and secondary schooling. The A9 at Pitlochry provides swift access both north and south to Inverness, Perth and on to Edinburgh. Private schooling in the area includes Ardvreck Prep School, Morrison's Academy, Glenalmond College, Craigclowan, Strathallan, Kilgraston, and Dollar.
The estate falls within the Loch Rannoch and Glen Lyon National Scenic Area. The surrounding countryside offers plenty of recreational activities including excellent hillwalking and mountain biking with the iconic Schiehallion, one of Scotland's most famous mountains forming a dramatic backdrop to the east. With frontage to Loch Rannoch, this offers opportunities for boating, fishing, and kayaking. For the golfer, there are courses at Pitlochry, Dunkeld, and Aberfeldy.
Shooting and salmon fishing can be rented on nearby estates.
Edinburgh Airport is 103 miles away and provides flights to a variety of domestic and international destinations. In addition, both Perth and Dundee can accommodate private aircraft.
The Deer Stalker Express
The most romantic way to reach Camusericht Lodge is by the West Highland Sleeper train, also known, as the “Deer Stalker Express” because of the number of Lairds who use it regularly. The Deer Stalker Express leaves London Euston shortly after 9 pm every night (except Saturday) and reaches Rannoch station shortly after 8:30 am the next morning. Interested parties wishing to arrive by the sleeper can be met by arrangement.
Formal gardens surround the house including a helipad to the front and croquet lawn with planted borders.
The outbuildings include garaging with office, a large general purpose shed, stabling and stores, kennels, and an excellent modern deer larder.
The policies extend to 66.20 acres in total and comprise of a mixture of pasture, rough grazing, and some mature woodland. There is a paddock of grazing in front of the house. In addition, there is a strip of 8.39 acres of land along the shoreline which includes 1,495 meters of foreshore to Loch Rannoch. This provides the opportunity to launch a boat and fish the Loch.
Camusericht provides a wonderful opportunity to own a private residential estate in dramatic highland Perthshire with wonderful sporting opportunities on the doorstep.
Camusericht Lodge is situated in an elevated and private position off the main road, with southerly views over Loch Rannoch and beyond to Glen Lyon. The sporting lodge, forming part of the surrounding Ben Alder Estate, has been refurbished to a very high standard throughout and has been running as a luxury holiday let for the last 6 years or more. The guests are typically coming to shoot, fish, stalk, and for leisure. Camusericht Lodge is understood to have been built in 1856, the lodge retains many period features including the large dining kitchen (with Aga) and slate floor, the drawing-room and sitting room with open fireplaces, the sun-room overlooking the garden and the master bedroom suite on the first floor with a triple aspect view overlooking gardens, water, and mountains.
Formal Gardens
To the front of the house, there is a garden laid to lawn with planted borders. There is also a fully lit helipad. To the side of the house, next to the sun room there is a croquet lawn with box hedging. The gardens are surrounded by some mixed mature woodland.
The Coach House
Adjacent to the side of the house is the Coach House. It includes a workshop and large laundry on the ground floor. On the first floor, there is a flat with accommodation as follows:
Sitting room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a family bathroom.
Camusericht Cottage
Situated a short distance off the main driveway is the attractive Camusericht Cottage. Benefiting from oil-fired central heating, the accommodation is as follows:
Ground floor: Entrance hall, sitting room (with woodburning stove), W.C, living room, dining kitchen and bedroom.
First floor: Two bedrooms and a family bathroom.
There is an enclosed garden with a garage to the rear.
Land
The landholding at Camusericht extends to 66.20 acres in total. It rises from the foreshore ground on Loch Rannoch up to 270 metres (885 feet) above sea level at the northern boundary of the hill ground. The land includes 1.73 acres gardens, 14.97 acres woodland, 45.89 acres rough grazing/ hill, and 3.61 acres gardens/water/buildings/miscellaneous.
To the front of the house, there is a paddock of grazing with wooden post and rail fencing. There is some mature woodland surrounding the gardens, as well as beside the driveway, which is predominantly Scots Pine. The hill ground rises above the house to the north and can be easily accessed off two tracks, one of which is owned (see sale plan).
Camusericht is situated in the heart of Highland Perthshire at the western end of Loch Rannoch and includes shore frontage. It sits in the dramatic and remote splendor of the Southern Rannoch mountains. Loch Rannoch extending to 9.4 miles in length is one of Scotland's deepest freshwater lochs.
The village of Kinloch Rannoch is 9½ miles to the east and has a range of local amenities including a general store with Post Office, medical centre, café, primary school, and hotel. The mainline railway and sleeper connection to London is at Rannoch Station, only 7 miles to the west. Both the towns of Pitlochry (34 miles) and Aberfeldy (27 miles) have more extensive services including supermarkets and secondary schooling. The A9 at Pitlochry provides swift access both north and south to Inverness, Perth and on to Edinburgh. Private schooling in the area includes Ardvreck Prep School, Morrison's Academy, Glenalmond College, Craigclowan, Strathallan, Kilgraston, and Dollar.
The estate falls within the Loch Rannoch and Glen Lyon National Scenic Area. The surrounding countryside offers plenty of recreational activities including excellent hillwalking and mountain biking with the iconic Schiehallion, one of Scotland's most famous mountains forming a dramatic backdrop to the east. With frontage to Loch Rannoch, this offers opportunities for boating, fishing, and kayaking. For the golfer, there are courses at Pitlochry, Dunkeld, and Aberfeldy.
Shooting and salmon fishing can be rented on nearby estates.
Edinburgh Airport is 103 miles away and provides flights to a variety of domestic and international destinations. In addition, both Perth and Dundee can accommodate private aircraft.
The Deer Stalker Express
The most romantic way to reach Camusericht Lodge is by the West Highland Sleeper train, also known, as the “Deer Stalker Express” because of the number of Lairds who use it regularly. The Deer Stalker Express leaves London Euston shortly after 9 pm every night (except Saturday) and reaches Rannoch station shortly after 8:30 am the next morning. Interested parties wishing to arrive by the sleeper can be met by arrangement.