Candleford House is a stunning double-fronted detached period property situated in a peaceful rural setting. Originally built as the manse for Auchtertool Parish Church in 1812, the property has undergone comprehensive refurbishments while retaining its charming features, including Gothic Revival design elements, semi-ecclesiastical windows, and ornate cornice and mouldings. The interior boasts a tasteful entrance hall, elegant ground-floor living spaces, and a sociable open-plan kitchen/family room. The property also features five bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a copper freestanding bathtub and separate steam shower. The generous plot includes a tree-lined gravelled driveway, outbuildings, and expansive manicured lawns, surrounded by mature trees and enjoying impressive views over the valley. The property is located on the fringes of the small village of Auchtertool, with easy access to nearby towns and cities, including Edinburgh, Dundee, and Glasgow.