The five-bedroom detached house was bought by school friends turned business partners Martin Gilbert and John Sievwright ten years ago, when the duo were searching for a suitable base to enjoy their fly fishing hobby.The five-bedroom detached house was bought by school friends turned business partners Martin Gilbert and John Sievwright ten years ago, when the duo were searching for a suitable base to enjoy their fly fishing hobby.
The five-bedroom detached house was bought by school friends turned business partners Martin Gilbert and John Sievwright ten years ago, when the duo were searching for a suitable base to enjoy their fly fishing hobby.

Prestige property: super Dull dwelling is bright opportunity

The Old Manse at Farleyer in Highland Perthshire is a spectacular B-listed Georgian house designed by architect James Laing and situated in a rural setting on the edge of the historic village of Dull –notably twinned with Boring in the US, and Bland in Australia.

However, the location is far more breathtaking than its uninspiring place name may suggest.

The Old Manse and Farleyer Steading both benefit from an elevated position with astounding views over rolling Highland countryside, where there is a wide range of outdoor pursuits on offer.

Surrounding hills and glens provide charming routes for walking or cycling, and the popular villages of Kenmore, at the tip of Loch Tay, and Aberfeldy, with its cinema and supermarkets, are both just a ten-minute drive away.

The River Tay flows within a mile of the property and salmon fishing is available on the Upper and Lower Farleyer beats.

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