Newton Castle is a historic, A-Listed castle in Blairgowrie, Scotland, set in 36 acres of land. The castle, which has been in the same family for seven generations, dates back to the mid-16th century and features thick walls, small windows, and crow-stepped gables. The interior has a homely feel, with tartan-lined halls, corridors, and staircases, and features a reception hall, dining room, and kitchen on the ground floor. The first floor has a drawing room, sitting room, and library, while the second and third floors have bedrooms. The castle also has a cottage and outbuildings, including a study, galleried library, and games room/ceilidh barn. Planning permission has been approved for renovations and the property has development potential as an events venue with accommodation. The castle is situated on the hillside, enjoying privacy while still being close to the town center, and is surrounded by mature trees, herbaceous borders, and a walled garden.