Fernbank, Lovers Lane, Scone, Perth, PH2 6RG

Fernbank was built originally in 1790 for a Lord, it underwent significant enhancements in 1874 with a grand Victorian extension. Constructed of stone under a slate roof, the property extends to 2970 square foot.

This stunning country manor retains numerous original features, showcasing exquisite cornicing and ornate ceilings, an original sweeping staircase and hand carved oak flooring throughout the ground level, all complimented with under floor heating. This distinctive property has been meticulously updated, offering a perfect blend of historical charm and contemporary comfort.

Externally, Fernbank is set in 0.5 acres and is surrounded by well-maintained, south facing formal gardens, mature trees, and a vibrant display of rhododendrons and roses. The property enjoys a private and peaceful setting with a thriving fruit orchard overlooking the timeless Hills of Scone. The property is accessed via electric gates into the main driveway which accommodates ample parking for multiple vehicles. The plot is secured by stone walls lined with mature trees.

Located in the desirable village of Scone, just a short distance from Perth, the local area offers a wealth of local amenities within easy walking distance, including two supermarkets, a pharmacy, independent shops, charming cafés, and the popular Brown and Blacks pub. Perth is a short 10-minute drive offering a further variety of retailers, theatres and leisure facilities.
Scone, a historic village in central Scotland, is renowned for its deep ties to Scottish royalty and its connection to the famous Stone of Scone, or Stone of Destiny.

Scone was once the site of the ancient Scone Abbey, where Scottish kings were crowned for centuries, including Robert the Bruce. Today, Scone is home to the majestic Scone Palace, a stately Georgian mansion that serves as the seat of the Earl of Mansfield. The return of the Stone of Scone to Scotland in 1996 further solidified the village's historical significance.