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Black Corries GEORGE GOLDSMITH | HOUSES CASTLES ESTATES | SPORTING GEORGE GOLDSMITH EXCLUSIVE Properties & SportiNG ESTATES GEORGE GOLDSMITH EXCLUSIVE Properties & SportiNG ESTATES 2016/17 www.georgegoldsmith.com 48 NORTH CASTLE STREET, EDINBURGH, EH2 3LU SCotlAND’S SportiNG & PropertY SPECIALISTS TEL: 0131 476 6500 FAX: 0131 476 6501 EMAIL: [email protected] 2016/17 Welcome to our 2016/17 brochure! We hope you enjoy this edition as much as we have putting it together. Seventeen years in business has gone quickly, but then if you love what you do then this must be the magic ingredient! It has taken that time to really understand what Scotland truly offers in terms of sport and accommodation. This has given us the chance to build up a unique and exclusive portfolio of properties and estates, enabling us to share some of Scotland’s gems with you. A recent reconnaissance trip to Argyll, Outer Hebrides, George Goldsmith and family Sutherland, Inverness-shire and Perthshire to look at several new properties and estates, notched up 1000 miles in 3 days. This was all covered in wonderful September sunshine and all on two wheels, which was even better! The perks of the job, but a great way to experience the Highlands in their true majestic form and to be able to personally visit every property that we offer, which we believe is vitally important. We are here to help and to advise on the perfect sporting estate, lodge, country house, castle or cottage for your true Scottish holiday or sporting experience. If you would like our thoughts or advice on any aspect of your trip, please call us on 0131 476 6500. We look forward to hearing from you. With best regards 0131 476 6500 www.georgegoldsmith.com GEORGE GOLDSMITH 2016/17 2 Contents 08 Our list of properties 10 Highlands & Islands 48 Aberdeen & Grampian 64 Argyll, Bute & Stirlingshire 78 Perthshire, Angus & Fife 86 Southern Scotland & England 44 Scallops to Dive for Contents Contents54 Paintings with Power 60 A passion for Black Corries 74 Safari on Horseback 92 The Hidden Gem of Laikipia 96 Tweed - Tailored to Perfection 102 Tailor Made for George! 108 Terms and Conditions Brochure Coordinator : Jeannie Whyte Design and Artwork : Nicola Forsyth Creative Graphic Design Photography : Glyn Satterley – main landscape images, Richard Schultz, Fin Wilson - Fish Wild (West Coast hill loch fishing), Kristie De Gras (Tailored for George), George Goldsmith and clients Advertising : To advertise in the 2017/2018 brochure, contact us on 0131 476 6500 Contents Page : Spying on Tulchan Estate Exclusive Properties & Sporting Estates Sporting EStAtES • Country HouSES • LAnd • FiSHingS • EStAtE MAnAgEMEnt • ACquiSitionS • vALuAtionS www.goldsmith-estates.com FOR SALE FOR SALE SOLD Gin Head, East Lothian Duncans Plantation, Archerfield Hebridean Mixed World class residential development site Planning permission for 5 houses Sporting Estate Full planning permission granted 8.5 Acre site 14,000 Acres ACQUIRED SOLD SOLD FOR CLIENT Highland Country House Within the Cairngorms National Park Sporting Estate, Magnificent Country House/Residential Estate Inverness-shire About 260 Acres in all 19,500 Acres Contact Richard Seaman MRICS, IRRV on 0131 476 6500 or [email protected] to discuss your ideal requirements. [email protected] www.goldsmith-estates.com www.goldsmith-estates.com 4x4 hire made simple. Scotland’s rural community has relied on Landrover for many years. At 4x4Vehicle Hire, Sporting EStAtES • Country HouSES • LAnd • FiSHingS • EStAtE MAnAgEMEnt • ACquiSitionS • vALuAtionS we are continuing that tradition. Whether you choose self drive or chauffeur driven, we have a 4x4 to suit your needs. Choose from a Range Rover, Discovery 4 or an iconic FOR SALE Landrover Defender. We provide a personlised service that makes hiring a 4x4 simple. Call us today on 01577 842165 to discuss your requirements. Agrincontri, nr Todi, Umbria, Italy Manageable sporting estate 360 Acres Goldsmith & Co are independent Chartered FOR SALE Surveyors and Estate Agents specialising in the sale, acquisition and strategic management of Delivery/ColleCtion throughout SCotlanD • Shooting PaCkageS • sporting estates and country houses throughout CHAUFFEUR SERVICE WITH MEET & GREET AT ALL SCOTTISH TRANSPORT HUBS Scotland. We offer discreet professional solutions to all rural property related matters. Spanish Private Estate Situated in unspoilt Andalucia with holiday letting and sporting opportunities 1600 Acres 4x4 Vehicle Hire, Hoodshill, Fossoway, Kinross KY13 0PW Tel: 01577 842165 Email: enquiries@ mud4x4.co.uk www.4x4vehiclehire.co.uk Contact Richard Seaman MRICS, IRRV on 0131 476 6500 or [email protected] to discuss your ideal requirements. Kirkwall HIGHLANDS & ISLANDS Scottish 10-38 Wick Regions Stornoway ABERDEEN & GRAMPIAN 48-53 Inverness Aberdeen Fort William Spying on Taransay Dundee PERTHSHIRE, ANGUS & FIFE Oban Perth Our Property List 2016/17 St Andrews 78-85 ARGYLL, BUTE & Stirling STIRLINGSHIRE Edinburgh ACHNAGAIRN CASTLE 11 DALVEY HOUSE 20 KELLY CASTLE 52 64-71 Glasgow ALDOURIE CASTLE 12 DELL HOUSE 21 KENNELS COTTAGE 30 Prestwick Cambeltown Alladale WILDERNESS 13 DIEBIDALE LODGE 22 KinlochmoidarT HOUSE 31 Ayr LODGE DRIMNIN HOUSE 68 KNOCK HOUSE 71 SOUTHERN AMHUINNSUIDHE CASTLE 14 SCOTLAND & EDRADYNATE 81 LAIRG LODGE & RIVER SHIN 32 ENGLAND ARDTALLA 15 Stranraer EILEAN SHONA 23 LANGWELL LODGE 33 BIGHOUSE LODGE 16 86-90 ERCHLESS CASTLE 24 BLACK CORRIES LODGE 65 Lary FARMHOUSE 53 FASNACLOICH 69 AND STEADING BORVE LODGE 17 QUICK REFERENCE ICONS FYRISH HOUSE 25 LITTLE LECKMELM HOUSE 34 BREWLANDS LODGE 79 14 MAX14 NO. OF GUESTS SWIMMING POOL WALKING/HIKING GAICK LODGE 26 MEALL MOR LODGE 35 BROUGHTON HALL 87 GAMEFIELD 82 MORSGAIL 36 FULLY CATERED FISHING CARSKIEY HOUSE 66 GOLF PERSIE HOUSE 83 CAVENS 88 GILMERTON HOUSE 89 SNOOKER/BILLIARDS/POOL SHOOTING COIRE DOMHAIN 18 GLENCALVIE LODGE 27 PORT-AN-EILEAN 84 MOUNTAIN BIKING TENNIS COURT STALKING Corrour LODGE 19 GLENMUICK 50 TOR hatch 90 A MACNAB - CORTES HOUSE 49 GORDON CASTLE 51 TRAIGH HOUSE 37 DOGS ALLOWED - CHECK BIRDWATCHING A SALMON, FOR KENNEL OBLIGATIONS A STAG AND CRAIGANOUR LODGE 80 GRUINARDS FISHINGS 28 TULCHAN LODGE 85 A BRACE OF GROUSE IN ONE DAY GROUSE SHOOTING BOATING DALNESS LODGE 67 INCHNAFEARNA 29 WYVIS LODGE 38 88 GEORGE GOLDSMITH 2016/17 0131 476 6500 www.georgegoldsmith.com 0131 476 6500 www.georgegoldsmith.com GEORGE GOLDSMITH 2016/17 9 Achnagairn Castle Gaick Estate, Inverness-shire 1 Achnagairn Castle | KIRKHILL, INVERNESS-SHIRE HigHLAndS & iSLAndS Oban 1 Achnagairn CASTLE 16 GAICK LODGE magine a place where the owner builds an oak-panelled 2 ALDOURIE CASTLE 17 GlencalVIE LODGE ballroom, simply for his daughter’s 21st birthday party. 3 18 Alladale WILDERNESS LODGE GRUINARDS FISHINGS Achnagairn Castle is such a place. Sleeping up to 55 in 4 AMHUINNSUIDHE CASTLE 19 INCHNAFEARNA I24 luxurious, individually designed bedrooms, Achnagairn’s 5 Ardtalla 20 KENNELS Cottage 6 6 BIGHOUSE LODGE 21 KinlochmoidarT HOUSE public rooms are glorious too, facing onto the formal 7 Borve LODGE 22 LAIRG LODGE & RIVER SHIN gardens and rolling hillside. On the grounds of the estate, 8 COIRE DOMHAIN 23 LANGWELL LODGE there are also seven large luxury lodges with a further 40 19 9 Corrour LODGE 24 LITTLE LECKMELM HOUSE bedrooms, bringing Achnagairn’s accommodation capacity 26 12 10 Dalvey HOUSE 25 MEALL MOR LODGE 22 to 130 people. Only seven miles from Inverness, it is 11 DELL HOUSE 26 MORSGAIL LODGE 4 23 17 18 ideally located, with Loch Ness, whisky distilleries and 3 27 24 3 12 Diebidale TRAIGH HOUSE 7 champion golf courses within 30 minutes. With its unique 13 EILEAN SHONA 28 WYVIS LODGE 25 28 5 feel, stunning ballroom and rare capacity, Achnagairn is 14 ERCHLESS CASTLE 15 the perfect spot for gatherings of any size, from 2-260, for 15 FYRISH HOUSE 14 1 10 2 Inverness friends, colleagues or indeed, a sumptuous wedding. 8 11 20 16 YOU SAY... 27 “Immaculate,“ homely, friendly, idyllic, sophisticated, comfortable... what dreams are made of! ” 13 9 21 Fort William “Lesley Williams, England FROM £5,000 + VAT FOR 2 NIGHTS midweek WE SAY... Perth Oban 55 Achnagairn Castle can sleep fifty five people and has a wonderful oak-panelled ballroom which seats 160 guests. It is the perfect house for a wedding, corporate event or special celebration. 1010 GEORGE GOLDSMITH 2016/17 0131 476 6500 www.georgegoldsmith.com 0131 476 6500 www.georgegoldsmith.com GEORGE GOLDSMITH 2016/17 11 Aldourie Castle Alladale Wilderness Lodge 2 Aldourie Castle | LOCH NESS, INVERNESS-SHIRE 3 Alladale Wilderness Lodge | NR Ardgay, SUTHERLAND Oban Oban erfect for luxury house party stays, Aldourie Castle lladale Lodge enjoys spectacular views over the ancient resides on a private Scottish Highlands Estate just Caledonian Scots pine forest set within this beautiful metres from the southern shoreline of famous Loch Highland reserve of 23,000 acres. The estate covers PNess. Whether for a multi-generational family holiday or to Afive glens, two river systems and ten hill lochs. Challenging red celebrate a special birthday or anniversary, guests can take deer stalking for two rifles can be arranged during the season, over the only habitable Castle on Loch Ness as their own with the deer being brought off the hill in the traditional way home fully serviced and staffed. With a unique and welcoming using Garron ponies. Hill loch trout fishing, clay shooting, atmosphere the Castle is ideal for small groups but can guided walks and mountain biking can all be arranged. There accommodate up to 28 guests. Aldourie sits in a world of are castles, whisky distilleries and golf courses nearby. Alladale its own cocooned by enchanting woodland and magnificent Lodge maintains its traditional feel but comfortably blends Highland landscapes yet is only 30 minutes from the airport. modern features including satellite TV, wi-fi, gym and a sauna. Activities and country sports can be organised from shooting Seven individually styled en suite bedrooms offer great comfort and stalking to cycling, walking and golfing.
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