Cowiesburn House is a stunning mid-19th century converted church manse located 6 miles from the town of Elgin. The property boasts a wealth of retained period features, including Gothic arched windows and glazing, tall, corniced ceilings with high skirting, and thick wooden doors. The entrance hall leads to a range of elegant ground-floor living spaces, including a front-facing drawing room, formal dining room, peaceful study, and sitting room with a cosy log-burning stove. The property also features a useful utility room, cloakroom, and access to the attached carport and garage. The first-floor landing leads to five well-proportioned and light-filled bedrooms, a luxury contemporary family bathroom, and a principal bedroom with an en suite shower room. The beautifully landscaped and meticulous garden grounds total approximately 8 acres and include a wooded section with divided herbaceous planting, a meandering stream, formally arranged gardens, a paved raised sun terrace, and generous expanses of manicured level lawn. Additionally, there is a two-storey stone-built detached stable building with development potential, a full-sized tennis court, shed/summer house, and a section of versatile fenced amenity land. The property is located in the scenic rural village of Pluscarden, which offers a variety of scenic woodland walks and is within easy reach of the popular Moray town of Elgin.