This 17th-century country house and cottage, Drummonie, is a stunning example of early Scottish architecture, boasting a Grade A listing. The property has a rich history, having been built in 1696 and later serving as a hotel in the 19th century. The main house features a symmetrical façade, tall crow-stepped gables, and a large front door, leading to a welcoming reception hall. The interior boasts impressive architectural details, including large open fireplaces, original timber panelled doors, and working window shutters. The property's heart is a spacious kitchen, with a two-oven AGA and wood burning stove, perfect for entertaining. The first floor features a luxurious main bedroom suite, three other double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. The second floor has two charming attic bedrooms, a bathroom, and a shower room, offering flexibility. Drummonie Cottage, converted from old outbuildings, is a self-contained property with its own driveway, perfect for guests or family members. The property is set in 47 acres of mature gardens, providing complete privacy and a serene atmosphere.