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Highland property with link to The Traitors hits market





An aerial shot of the impressively located property.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
An aerial shot of the impressively located property.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule

A 150-year-old landmark Highland property designed by the renowned architect behind the castle made famous by reality TV hit The Traitors has hit the market.

Newmore House in Scotsburn, built around 1875, was designed by Alexander Ross and enjoys stunning views towards the Cromarty Firth

Ross also designed Ardross Castle which has shot to wider fame thanks to its use as the base location for reality TV hit, The Traitors.

The property boasts a statement stairway.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
The property boasts a statement stairway.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule

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Newmore House is described by the selling agents as a “substantial period property” in need of some renovation.

Would-be buyers are told: “It still retains its original character, including a unique hand-carved oak fire surround, cornices and stunning staircase and offers generous versatile living space and stunning views across unspoiled countryside”.

The detached property is set in around four acres of garden ground and “could be utilised in a variety of ways including a country retreat, hotel, large home for the extended family or…converted into apartments”.

One of the public rooms inside Newmore House.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
One of the public rooms inside Newmore House.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
A glimpse inside Newmore House.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
A glimpse inside Newmore House.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
One of the bedrooms at Newmore House. Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
One of the bedrooms at Newmore House. Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule

It comes with three letting units “which could provide an almost immediate income stream”.

The property is being touted as “an ideal base for someone looking for a quiet countryside lifestyle with the nearby city conveniences”.

Outdoor types are tempted by “an excellent range of outdoor recreational activities available on your doorstep” including sailing, fishing and hill walking.

The agents say that viewing “is highly recommended for anyone with vision who can fully appreciate the potential this property has to offer and the truly enviable location”.

The property features “two bright public rooms, both with open fires set in stunning ornamental surrounds”. It also boasts a tower room, “an ideal space for quiet contemplation as it takes full advantage of the stunning views on offer”.

One of the public rooms inside Newmore House.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
One of the public rooms inside Newmore House.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
One of the paved seating areas at the property, which is on sale for offers over £850,000.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule
One of the paved seating areas at the property, which is on sale for offers over £850,000.Picture: Macleod and MacCallum schedule

A paved courtyard offers “an ideal venue for al fresco dining and entertaining” and comes with an outside kitchen.

Facilities closest to the property can be found in Alness. The closest catchment area schools are Obsdale Primary and Alness Academy.


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