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Old Newton, located in the picturesque village of Doune, Stirlingshire, Scotland, is a captivating fortalice that offers a unique blend of history and charm. This Grade A-listed building, one of the oldest in Scotland with records dating back to 1435, showcases its rich heritage through its evolved character over generations. Ideal for family gatherings and small group events, the property features six bedrooms and can accommodate up to twelve guests. Its inviting atmosphere is complemented by a walled garden and stunning views of the iconic Doune Castle, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking a memorable experience.
The architectural style of Old Newton is anything but minimalist, as it embraces traditional design elements that reflect its storied past. The house has welcomed many illustrious figures throughout history, including literary greats like Walter Scott and David Hume, as well as the cast and crew of the popular series Outlander. This connection to notable visitors adds to the allure of the property, offering guests a chance to immerse themselves in a space rich with historical significance and character.
In addition to its historical appeal, Old Newton is situated in a rural area that provides a variety of activities for guests to enjoy. Nearby attractions include the Deanston Distillery and Airthrey Golf Course for those seeking leisure activities. Families will find plenty to do with options like the Blair Drummond Safari Park and Briarlands Farm, which are perfect for children. The Scottish Antiques and Arts Centre and the Scottish Real Ale Shop also offer unique shopping experiences, ensuring that visitors can appreciate local culture and craftsmanship.
For nature enthusiasts, the surrounding area presents opportunities for game walks and birdwatching, allowing guests to connect with the natural beauty of Scotland. The welcoming village of Doune, with its array of amenities, is within easy walking distance, making it convenient for guests to explore local shops and restaurants. Overall, Old Newton provides a delightful blend of history, comfort, and accessibility, making it an exceptional choice for those looking to experience the charm of Stirlingshire.
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