Bell Ingram has started marketing a house and two-cottage holiday let business in Perthshire for offers over £1.2m.
Mid Balchandy sits in an elevated position above the Tummel Valley, two and half miles from Pitlochry.
Current owner and former art dealer Ginny Stacy-Marks said: “I am extremely privileged to live here and share this place with my guests who travel to Mid Balchandy from all over the world.
“I see my guests arrive stressed but after a night in my cosy cottage or bothy they look like different people – it’s then that I know I have done something right.”
She bought the properties in 2014 and renovated the original two bedroom farmhouse to form The Cottage and Cart Shed and Hay Loft, which became The Bothy.
Stacy-Marks was able to put her love of interior design to good use by dressing the properties with furniture and decoration which is available in the sale by separate negotiation.
The Steading main home has an open plan layout that includes a kitchen with aga, dining room, spacious living room and separate garden room. Upstairs there's a master bedroom with en suite bathroom and dressing room, along with two more double bedrooms and accompanying bathrooms.
“After my husband passed at age 56, I realised I needed to fulfil my ambitions at Mid Balchandy and now I have done that I feel ready to wind down,” Stacy-Marks explained. ”The business is thriving, and I love welcoming guests to this special place, but I am now ready to do more of the other things in life that I enjoy, such as cycling and wild swimming.”
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