The Steading at Brylach is a stunning conversion of a traditional stone-built steading into four individual properties, situated in an elevated position with lovely views over the Glen of Rothes. Originally built in 1873 as carriage houses and stables for the nearby Glen of Rothes House, the property has been converted into four separate dwellings, including the principle house (Brylach) and three additional cottages. Each property has been recently redecorated and upgraded, and can be used as short-term holiday lets or longer-term residential properties, allowing for a profitable business to be continued. The properties benefit from private water supplies, private foul drainage, and heating provided by a communal wood pellet biomass boiler. The main house, Brylach, features a sun room, study, and four bedrooms, while the three cottages offer a range of layouts and amenities. The property also includes several additional rooms that could be developed into additional accommodation, subject to planning. The surrounding grounds feature about two acres of amenity woodland and a private garden for the main house.