Dunimarle Castle dates back to 1840 and was built to make the most of the spectacular views out over the river. The property comprises a picturesque castellated tower adjoining an earlier Georgian manor house, and although the exterior of the house is perfect, the interior requires complete renovation.
The accommodation comprises at present: entrance hall, eight reception rooms, study and eleven bedrooms plus a wonderful picture gallery. Further to the castle and set within the grounds is St Serfs Chapel which was designed by Ronan Anderson around 1872.
Outside the gardens are confined to the castle terraces and the bastion gardens, the latter of which has a central sunken rose garden. The castle terrace leads to the terraced walk plated with Irish yew along the south front of the walled garden from which a path leads along the wooded slopes to the Chapel and lower gardens.
Dunimarle Castle, £950,000
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A large proportion of the land with the property is given over to an agricultural tenancy while to the north are areas of woodland. The property has around 52 acres in total.
Situated just outside the village of Culross, the castle is less remote than many in the highlands. The village has a post office, two pubs, shops and a primary school. Stirling, Glasgow and Edinburgh are also within easy reach with Edinburgh just 22 miles away.
The guide price is £950,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 0131 222 9600 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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