Fodderty Lodge is a charming, category C-listed property situated in the picturesque hamlet of Fodderty, surrounded by unspoilt countryside and offering stunning views. The property has a rich history, dating back to 1730 when it was built as a manse for the minister of Fodderty Church. Over the years, it has been used as a shooting lodge, guest house, and self-catering accommodation, and is now being used solely as a residential property. The property features three self-contained annexes, which could be reintegrated into the main residence if desired, and offers potential for holiday accommodation subject to acquiring the relevant licenses. The property retains many original features, including internal joinery, cornicing, and fireplaces, and has a fascinating history, with a marriage stone bearing the initials of the original occupants still exposed in the dining room.