Croftdhuac is a traditional stone-built villa situated in a prominent and peaceful location in Newtonmore, Scotland. The property, dating back to 1898, boasts elegant architecture and a commanding presence in the landscape. The villa offers approximately 200 square meters of internal accommodation, featuring a well-balanced layout with five bedrooms, four bathrooms, and a range of modern comforts. The property's grounds are a standout feature, providing a generous and versatile space with expansive lawns, gravel paths, mature trees, and shrubbery. The grounds also feature a covered patio, sunroom, garage, storage shed, and log stores, offering ample parking and potential for extension, subject to necessary consents. The property is situated within the Cairngorm National Park, offering endless opportunities for outdoor activities such as hillwalking, skiing, and water sports. Newtonmore is also home to pony-trekking and is close to several historical points of interest, including ruined outlines of early villages and settlements.