Gospatrick House sits adjacent to St Cuthbert’s Church in the conservation village of Dalmeny, a 25-minute drive north of the Capital.
5. Gospatric House, Dalmeny
A spokesperson for selling agent Retti & Co. said: “The attractive rubble stone façade of the house is in excellent condition having been recently re-pointed with traditional lime mortar and is set beneath a pitched slate roof that features two large bay windows, positioned to take full advantage of the stunning views across the Forth. “Internally, the spacious accommodation is beautifully decorated and set over three floors with well-appointed rooms that showcase a wealth of period features. “The current owners have restored the house at the same time as upgrading and extending, and renovating the garden to make it a fantastic family friendly home that they will be sad to leave.” Photo: contributed
6. Gospatric House, Dalmeny
The house is positioned to take full advantage of the bridges over the Forth, including the Queensferry Crossing.Gospatric House is prived at offers over £1.9m. Contact Rettie & Co. Photo: contributed
7. Gospatric House, Dalmeny
The beautiful gardens provide are in keeping with the grandeur offered by the house itself and are enclosed by stone walls that are lined by tall, mature trees. Gospatric House is priced at offers over £1.9m. Contact Rettie & Co. Photo: contributed