Hightrees at Cockhill is a modern country house located in a rural area with beautiful southerly views. The property was built in 2000 on the site of a former farmhouse and steading and features extensive views of the surrounding countryside. The house has been thoughtfully laid out to make the most of its setting and has been used as a coffee shop and bed and breakfast, known as Kescoweth. The property has a timber-lined entrance vestibule, a hallway with a wood-burning stove, and a spacious sitting room with a fireplace and French doors leading to the garden. The dining room links to the kitchen, and there is a utility room with units and a sink, as well as a boot room with a separate entrance door. The living room has a tiled floor, wood-burning stove, and a separate entrance door. The property also features a paved path leading to the front door, a timber and block barn with planning consent for two semi-detached two-bedroom holiday homes, and a workshop, barn, loft, and lean-to log store. The property is situated in a rural area with many opportunities for outdoor pursuits, including golf, fishing, and walking. The nearby towns of Arbroath, Montrose, Brechin, and Forfar provide more extensive shopping, secondary schooling, leisure centers, and business facilities.