Orchil Castle, a Category B Listed Scots Baronial residence, was commissioned in 1867 by Rev John McDougall and designed by renowned architect Andrew Heiton Junior. The estate has a rich history, having hosted dignitaries and played a role in World War II. Despite facing two major fires, the castle has retained much of its original character. The property features a commanding main tower, crow-stepped gables, and turrets with spires, set amidst scenic parkland with panoramic views of the Ochil Hills. The interior boasts a grand reception hall, spacious rooms, and a self-contained flat, offering versatility for modern living and entertaining. The castle also features a cottage, once the estate's generator house and laundry, which has been restored to offer historic charm and modern comfort. With its unique architecture, fascinating history, and limitless future potential, Orchil Castle presents a rare opportunity to acquire a Scottish Castle.