Inchmartine House is a stunning A-listed Georgian country house, dating back to 1740, nestled in a beautiful mature setting of approximately 8.6 acres. The property boasts an impressive façade with six bays, a portico, and a sweeping driveway leading to the front door. The interior features a wealth of original features, including cornice work, original doors, and beautifully proportioned rooms, although it does require updating and modernizing. The house has a rich history, having been owned by notable figures such as John de Inchmartine, who became Sheriff of Perth, and James Vaughan Allen, whose wife was a renowned author and adviser to Queen Victoria. The property comprises an impressive entrance hall, drawing room, sitting room, dining room, morning room, kitchen, wine cellar, library, and five bedrooms, with two bathrooms and an attic floor. The property also features a self-contained cottage and a business wing, which has previously been run as an antiques business. The location is ideal, with easy access to Perth, Dundee, and Edinburgh, making it an attractive option for those seeking a rural retreat with excellent amenities and connections.