Nestled within some of Perthshire’s most stunning countryside, Bell Brae is an outstanding three-bedroom detached bungalow occupying an enviable setting with around 1.2 acres of private gardens and paddock, near the tranquil hamlet of Redgorton. 

Redgorton is a small yet welcoming hamlet situated only a short drive from Perth’s Inveralmond Roundabout. Local amenities include a convenience store, pub and restaurant, while the nearby A9 provides excellent transport links north and south to Inverness, Edinburgh, and Glasgow. 

Constructed in 1989, the property has been exceptionally well cared for and offers approximately 2,260 sq ft of spacious accommodation. The layout includes an entrance vestibule, generous dining reception hall, striking formal lounge with multi-fuel stove and patio doors leading out to the garden, a family room partially open-plan to the fully fitted kitchen, and a useful utility room with external access to the decking area. There are three bedrooms in total, all well-sized and offering flexibility for a variety of uses. The primary bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, providing a private and comfortable retreat for the occupants. A further bedroom is served by a separate bathroom, conveniently located and finished to support family living. The third bedroom offers versatility and could equally be used as a guest room, home office, or hobby space depending on requirements. 

Bell Brae Lodge lies within the Perth & Kinross Green Belt and enjoys beautiful open views across the surrounding countryside. The grounds are enclosed by fencing and traditional drystone walling, offering a strong sense of privacy and a secure environment for both children and pets. The gardens attract an abundance of wildlife, including red squirrels, stoats, deer, pine martens, hedgehogs, woodpeckers, pheasants, partridges, buzzards, and owls. 

The surrounding area is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous core paths nearby and attractions such as Battleby House and Gardens, Bertha Loch and Fort, and the River Tay all within comfortable walking distance. 

The south-facing gardens are thought to have once formed part of the Manse orchard and kitchen garden. A sheltered sunken garden creates a wonderful spot for relaxing and entertaining outdoors, while the adjoining fenced paddock, previously used for grazing ponies, offers excellent scope for use as a smallholding, allotment, or hobby paddock.