Well, I'd like to live in it once it's actually converted into a really fabulous house with a library and working water wheel.The Mill dates back to 1832 and forms part of Locherlour Steadings, which were built by William Stirling of Dunblane for W K Murray of Ochtertyre. Locherlour is an interesting example of Georgian architecture with great symmetry, dressed stone and slated roofs. William Stirling is famous for many churches, mansions, grand steadings and neo classical remodelling of castles in the Perthshire area and beyond. The Mill has a wealth of features including stone steps, a doo’cot, date stone, slated roof and the original water wheelIt's part of a four-house "steading", I guess, but...wouldn't it be cool to live in a converted Mill? Take a look at the approved floor plan for the conversion!
Well, maybe only to me.
Or, if I can't have the ready-to-be-converted Mill....maybe this place?
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The second place, and I want to sleep in the tower. :-)
MIL
The second place, and I want to sleep in the tower. :-)
MIL
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