The Steading at Brylach is a beautifully converted traditional stone-built steading, originally built in 1873 as carriage houses and stables for the nearby Glen of Rothes House. The property is category B listed and has been converted into four individual dwellings, including the principle house, Brylach, and three cottages, each with its own unique character. The properties are situated around a charming communal courtyard and have been recently redecorated and upgraded. Each dwelling benefits from private utilities and a communal wood pellet biomass boiler for heating. The properties have been successfully operated as holiday lets for the past three years, offering a profitable business opportunity, and also lend themselves well to longer-term residential lets. The property also offers additional development potential, including the clock tower and loft space, subject to planning permission. The surrounding woodland and the main house's private garden add to the property's charm and tranquility.