Detached Bungalow and Building Plot

This detached chalet bungalow is tucked away along a peaceful cul-de-sac, less than a mile north of Kirriemuir town centre. It is a spacious and practical modern family home, offering five bedrooms, two reception rooms, multiple washrooms, and ample storage. Set on an enclosed wraparound plot with attractive gardens—exceptionally secluded to the rear—it also benefits from private parking via a gated driveway and garage. A parcel of land, currently serving as the front garden, has planning permission for a detached dwelling.

An entrance vestibule leads into an inviting reception hall with multiple store cupboards. The hall opens into a southwest-facing living room, enhanced by plush carpeting and a focal-point living flame fire framed by elegant feature décor. Also off the hall is the social hub of the home: a light-filled contemporary kitchen with a breakfast peninsula, open to a formal dining room accentuated by a chic feature wall. This space connects to the rear garden via a bright utility room housing a convenient WC.

The kitchen boasts a stylish, streamlined look, with white slab cabinets integrated with a double oven, an induction hob, and a chimney-style extractor hood. A standalone dishwasher and American-style fridge/freezer are also included, while the utility room provides a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer.

Completing the ground floor are three double bedrooms, all with built-in storage, and a bright, fully tiled bathroom with a bath. The remaining two double bedrooms are on the first floor, both with access to eaves storage. One also features a large store, while the other forms the principal suite, replete with a dressing room and a skylit modern shower room. The property is kept warm and efficient with gas central heating and full double glazing.

Outside, the well-maintained gardens enjoy excellent privacy and a sunny front aspect. They include bordered lawns, numerous seating spots, two sheds, a greenhouse, and a summer house. The gated driveway and attached single garage provide ample private parking.

Extras: The sale includes all fitted flooring, window coverings, light fixtures, and appliances, excluding the tumble dryer.

Kirriemuir

The charming town of Kirriemuir, known locally as Kirrie, is the “Gateway to the Glens” and lies just under six miles from Angus’ county town of Forfar. Kirriemuir is perhaps best known as the birthplace of Sir JM Barrie, creator of Peter Pan, whose childhood home in the town is now a museum. There is a statue of Peter Pan in the middle of the town, and Barrie gifted a camera obscura to the people of the town, along with the cricket pavilion in which it is housed, which is a popular tourist attraction, from which panoramic views of the surrounding countryside can be enjoyed. The town is home to excellent amenities, including a supermarket, a minimarket, a number of independent retailers, a bakery, a butcher’s shop, a Post Office, cafés, coffee shops, bars, a restaurant, and takeaways, as well as hairdressers, a barber, and beauty salons. More extensive shopping facilities, including high street stores and ASDA and Tesco Superstores, can be found in nearby Forfar. Kirriemuir hosts an annual traditional music festival and the town hall offers events throughout the year such as plays and concerts, whilst the town also enjoys a number of community and sports groups, and a sports centre with a swimming pool and gym. For those who prefer spending time outdoors, Kirriemuir has a number of parks and its own golf course, with no shortage of walking, cycling and running routes in the surrounding countryside. Schooling is well catered for in the town, with two primary schools (Northmuir and Southmuir) and a secondary school, Webster’s High School. Kirriemuir is well connected to the rest of the county and further afield, owing to excellent bus and road links.