This charming Category C listed semi-detached stone-built cottage enjoys a peaceful setting within the picturesque Angus hamlet of Douglastown, boasting stunning open views across the surrounding countryside and country walks right on the doorstep. Dating back to the 1790s, the property beautifully combines period character with tasteful modern upgrades, carefully carried out to complement the home’s traditional charm.

The accommodation comprises entrance hall, open plan lounge/kitchen, two bedrooms and four piece bathroom. Internally, the accommodation benefits from an air source heat pump, a cosy new multi-fuel stove, traditional-style double glazing, solid oak internal doors and flooring in lounge, new carpets in both bedrooms and freshly decorated throughout. The spacious open-plan lounge with multi-fuel stove and a contemporary fitted kitchen with integrated dishwasher and fridge freezer. The stylish four-piece bathroom suite with roll top bath and walk in shower further enhances the home’s blend of comfort and character. A substantial basement extending the full length and width of the property offers excellent versatility, with potential for a variety of uses depending on individual requirements and planning consents.

The nearby town of Forfar provides a wide range of social, leisure and shopping amenities, including major supermarkets, independent retailers and secondary schooling. Historic Glamis Village, just a short drive away, offers a primary school, post office and the well-known Strathmore Arms. Excellent transport links are available via the nearby A90 dual carriageway, providing convenient access north and south to Dundee, Aberdeen and beyond. Douglastown itself has a rich local history, taking its name from the landowner who gifted land for the construction of a flax mill producing heavy linen cloth known as osnaburgs.