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Latchet The Brae, Auchterhouse, Dundee, DD3 0RE
Rare mid-century modern villa in sought-after Auchterhouse, set within mature wooded grounds with an artist studio and outstanding potential.
Street Address
Latchet The Brae, Auchterhouse, Dundee, DD3 0RE
Price
Offers over
£300,000
Property Type
Detached Villa
Property Reference
MFL4254186
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McEwan Fraser Legal is delighted to present this four-bedroom home in Kirkton of Auchterhouse. Never before on the open
market, it was built for renowned local artist and illustrator Norman Lee and his wife Eileen, it has been a cherished family home for their four children, including celebrity chef Jeremy Lee and many grandchildren. Filled with years of laughter and joy, its now ready for a new chapter. This distinctive mid-century modern villa, set in a beautiful woodland setting, offers a rare chance to restore and reimagine an architecturally striking property in sought-after Auchterhouse. Spanning approximately 160 square metres, it retains much of its original charm and design influence, providing buyers with an exciting opportunity to modernise and create a truly special home in a glorious semi-rural location. Situated in the highly regarded village of Kirkton of Auchterhouse, Angus, Latchet is a detached mid-century modern villa dating from 1964, on a substantial wooded plot with exceptional character and long-term potential.
The ground floor comprises an entrance vestibule, welcoming hallway, spacious lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility room, bathroom and two bedrooms. The upper floor offers two further bedrooms, creating flexible family accommodation with excellent scope for redesign and enhancement. Large windows and the overall layout reflect the clean lines and light-focused design associated with mid-century architecture.
The property is approached via a tarred driveway and sits within extensive mature grounds, predominantly wooded with established shrubs, stone walls, rockery features and a water feature, adding to the unique setting. A former detached garage has been thoughtfully adapted to create an artists studio with additional tool storage retained behind the original timber doors, ideal for creative use, home working or hobbies.
Architecturally distinctive homes with this level of character, plot size and creative potential rarely become available. For buyers with vision, Latchet represents an exciting opportunity to restore a unique mid-century home within one of Angus most desirable countryside settings.
Electricity Supply: SP Energy Networks
Water Supply: Scottish Water
Sewerage: Scottish Water
Broadband / Mobile Coverage: Full 4G coverage, limited 3G and 5G.
market, it was built for renowned local artist and illustrator Norman Lee and his wife Eileen, it has been a cherished family home for their four children, including celebrity chef Jeremy Lee and many grandchildren. Filled with years of laughter and joy, its now ready for a new chapter. This distinctive mid-century modern villa, set in a beautiful woodland setting, offers a rare chance to restore and reimagine an architecturally striking property in sought-after Auchterhouse. Spanning approximately 160 square metres, it retains much of its original charm and design influence, providing buyers with an exciting opportunity to modernise and create a truly special home in a glorious semi-rural location. Situated in the highly regarded village of Kirkton of Auchterhouse, Angus, Latchet is a detached mid-century modern villa dating from 1964, on a substantial wooded plot with exceptional character and long-term potential.
The ground floor comprises an entrance vestibule, welcoming hallway, spacious lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility room, bathroom and two bedrooms. The upper floor offers two further bedrooms, creating flexible family accommodation with excellent scope for redesign and enhancement. Large windows and the overall layout reflect the clean lines and light-focused design associated with mid-century architecture.
The property is approached via a tarred driveway and sits within extensive mature grounds, predominantly wooded with established shrubs, stone walls, rockery features and a water feature, adding to the unique setting. A former detached garage has been thoughtfully adapted to create an artists studio with additional tool storage retained behind the original timber doors, ideal for creative use, home working or hobbies.
Architecturally distinctive homes with this level of character, plot size and creative potential rarely become available. For buyers with vision, Latchet represents an exciting opportunity to restore a unique mid-century home within one of Angus most desirable countryside settings.
Electricity Supply: SP Energy Networks
Water Supply: Scottish Water
Sewerage: Scottish Water
Broadband / Mobile Coverage: Full 4G coverage, limited 3G and 5G.
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