Atholl Bank Cottage Old Bridge of Tilt | Pitlochry | PH18 5TP

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Atholl Bank Cottage Old Bridge of Tilt | Pitlochry | PH18 5TP

Living Room 4.68m x 3.23m Bedroom 1 4.79m x 3.24m Dining / Bedroom 3 3.61m x 2.97m Bedroom 2 4.72m x 2.95m Kitchen 2.13m x 1.94m Shower Room 2.48m x 1.52m Shower Room 1.86m x 1.65m EPC Band F J & H Mitchell Solicitors & Estate Agents 51 Atholl Road | Pitlochry | Perthshire | PH16 5BU T: 01796 472606 F: 01796 473198 E: [email protected] Atholl Bank Cottage www.jandhmitchell.co.uk Old Bridge of Tilt | Pitlochry | PH18 5TP Note These particulars have been prepared in all good faith to give a fair overall view of the property. Nothing in these particulars shall be deemed to be a statement that the property is in good structural condition or otherwise nor that any services, appliances, equipment or facilities are in good working order. Purchasers should satisfy themselves on such matters prior to purchase. Any areas, measurements or distances referred to are given as a guide only. Purchasers must satisfy themselves as to all items included in the particulars. www.jandhmitchell.co.uk Atholl Bank Cottage Old Bridge of Tilt | Pitlochry | PH18 5TP A typically charming Scottish cottage in a picturesque rural setting Description Atholl Bank Cottage sits in a private elevated position and enjoys extensive views of the surrounding countryside. On the ground floor you will find the living room with log burning stove, kitchen, a shower room and a versatile dining room / bedroom. On the upper level there are a further two bedrooms both with feature fireplaces. Within the grounds there are both front and back lawn areas and a variety of trees which provide privacy, along with a garage and a historic Kiln which is an ideal wood store. Location Old Bridge of Tilt is walking distance from Blair Atholl where there is a grocery store, a hotel, the Loft restaurant and Blair Castle. Blair Atholl also has a railway station which is on the Highland Main Line. Pitlochry, 6 miles from Blair Atholl, is a popular tourist destination in the heart of Highland Perthshire. Located just off the A9 it is easily accessible by road and is on the main London to Inverness rail route. Pitlochry has a local school for ages 3 – 16years, a Medical Centre, Veterinary Surgery, Town Hall and Leisure Centre plus many attractions including the Festival Theatre, Dam and Salmon Ladder. Directions From Pitlochry head north on the A9 towards Inverness for 4 ½ miles. Take the exit for Blair Atholl and Bruar B8079 and turn right to continue along the B8079. After you have passed the hotel on your left, turn right just before the bend, signposted Old Bridge of Tilt and continue up the hill, where you will find the property on your left. Fixtures and Fittings All fixtures and fittings are included in the sale unless otherwise stated. Viewing By appointment with agent on 01796 472606.

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