11, McGlashan Gardens, Crieff, PH7 3FF

Set in beautiful grounds and with astounding views of the surrounding Perthshire landscape, McGlashan Gardens has been thoughtfully designed to create a niche community of residents at varying stages of life: From first-time buyers and growing families, to downsizers and retirees.

Minimalist in form and aesthetic, the architect-designed homes make a striking contrast against their leafy surrounds and feature vast swathes of glass to bring the beautiful outdoors in.

The concept employs cutting-edge construction materials and techniques to satisfy the highest environmental and building standards, and to create homes that are fit for the future.

This means low maintenance, economy, sustainability and absolute peace of mind.

Underfloor heating, ultra-efficient double glazing, superior insulation and low-energy light fittings all come as standard.

Thoughtfully designed with extra-generous proportions, a flexible layout and flawless interior design, this two-bedroom garden mews apartment is equally suited to first-time buyers and downsizers alike.

The benefits of modern apartment living are many: Lower running costs, reduced maintenance and the added security of immediate neighbours.

No 11 is designed around a large, open-plan living space with patio doors opening onto beautiful communal gardens.

The premium kitchen is supplemented with a separate utility room, while both double bedrooms benefit from en-suite facilities, including a clever Jack-and-Jill family bathroom.

The apartments is installed with data cabling and ample sockets in the dining/family room and the second bedroom wardrobe.

With the addition of super-fast fibre broadband, either space or both can be converted into an ideal home office.

Positioned on the A85, some 18 miles west of Perth and enveloped by magnificent Perthshire scenery, the bustling country town of Crieff enjoys a long and rich history as the capital of Strathearn, as a centre for industry and commerce, and as a favourite holiday destination for generations of Scots, not to mention visitors from around the globe.

The traditional market town supports a diverse array of local, independent shops and businesses, as well as various cafes, traditional pubs and fine-dining restaurants.

While the surrounding Highland and Lowland landscape is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts, the town also boasts various public parks and greenspaces along the River Earn and Barvick Burn, as well as several prestigious golf courses.

The world-famous Gleneagles Golf Resort is also just a twenty-minute drive away.

In addition to local bus services, the town is served by convenient rail links to all major cities from nearby Gleneagles station.

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