Properties For Sale in Angus, Scotland

Den of Baldoukie is a fabulous and conveniently located, modern country house, which was completed in 1991. Designed by the architect John Graham, it was built by Webster and Patullo, who were a well respected local firm. The house has been thoughtfully designed with good sized reception rooms, ideal for entertaining, together with a cosy TV room, a well equipped kitchen, two downstairs bedrooms and two further bedrooms upstairs. On the lower ground floor is a splendid indoor pool, which links to the garden, again perfect for entertaining.

The house was acquired by the sellers in 1999, who have since beautifully refurbished the downstairs en suite. The property enjoys a slightly elevated position, is mainly harled with a part brick facing under a slate roof, and is fully double glazed. Outside, there are enclosed gardens with a log cabin, a paved terrace, and lawn.

This 5.90 hectare (14.58 acres) site is located in the sought after Gowanbank area of Forfar, situated between Montrose Road (B9113) and Arbroath Road (A932). The site is surrounded on three sides by desirable housing. A disused railway line forms the eastern boundary.

Features A public footpath known locally as the “Rosie Road” bisects the site and provides a link from Montrose Road to Arbroath Road. The footpath will need to be respected by any proposed development. A single housing unit, owned by the vendors, will need to be demolished to facilitate access to the development site.

Large standalone office building with ground, basement, and first floor. Traditional stone construction and pitched slate roof. Multiple open plan office rooms, toilets, and kitchenettes on each floor. Suitable for various occupiers or redevelopment.

This charming country house with a separate cottage is perfect for a family or those seeking a spacious home with potential for a guest suite or annexe. The property features enclosed gardens, paddocks, and historical significance, offering a unique blend of rural charm and modern comfort.

The house boasts a blend of period features and modern updates, including fireplaces, a fitted kitchen, a utility room, and a courtyard porch. The cottage is fully refurbished and features double glazing, making it ideal for holiday lets.

This detached bungalow offers a generous 178m2 of living space, gas central heating, double glazing, solar panels, and gardens. It also comes with an NHBC warranty.

This property is located in the north-east of Montrose, close to the A92. Other occupiers include Baker Hughes, Dingbro, Gorilla Corrosion and National Oilwell Varco.

The property consists of an area of gravel surfaced hardstanding.

Offered either as a long-term lease option or for purchase. Each party will be responsible for their own legal costs.

Features: Stone-built 19th century farmhouse, spacious accommodation, period character, double glazing in some rooms, fireplaces, large garden, outbuildings, views.

Kirkden House is a charming two-story house dating back to 1783, situated near the village of Letham in Angus. It is set back from the Vinny Water and boasts lovely gardens, a stone built range of buildings with potential for ancillary accommodation and a Gardener's Cottage. The property features original details, including cornicings, a fireplace, shutters, and a sundial. The house is double glazed and offers entertaining and family living space.

This extended detached bungalow offers generous dimensions and provides ample family accommodation in a sought-after location.

This modern architect-designed house is perfect for entertaining and modern family living. It boasts stunning views, a contemporary interior, and a host of eco-friendly features, including a ground source heating system, solar panels, and triple-glazed windows. The property also offers a large kitchen with a walk-in pantry, three downstairs bedrooms with en-suites, and two large bedroom suites upstairs. It benefits from a large garden with decking, gravelled parking areas, a decked balcony, and a carport. The southwest-facing land could be used as a paddock.

Greenden Farmhouse is a charming stone built house that is believed to date back to the mid 1700s. It has been extended and updated over the years, offering a spacious layout with modern conveniences. The property includes a well-proportioned sitting room with a fireplace, a spacious dining kitchen with a snug, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an integral garage, a utility room, and a charming garden. The house is ideal for a family or anyone looking for a spacious country home. It also has potential for holiday letting or as an annexe, subject to necessary consents.