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Altskeith is a traditional Scottish country house built of white harled stone with sandstone surrounds and a pitched Aberfoyle slate roof. The original part of the house is over 200 years old, while the current layout dates back to 1898. The house features three principal reception rooms, including a dining room with an open fireplace and a drawing room with a log burner and bay window. A conservatory connects the drawing and dining rooms, and there is also a large function room with Bi-fold doors. The ground floor includes two bedroom suites, while the first floor has six bedroom suites and a further two bedrooms, and the second floor has two bedrooms. The property also features an adjoining annexe with a dining kitchen, a double bedroom, and an en-suite bathroom. The grounds comprise sweeping lawns, mature broadleaf trees, a burn with waterfalls and a rockery, and a cedar wood hot tub with views over the loch.