House for sale

[AndyD]

Looks like a traditional lead roof that will last for decades.
Be nice to sit up there.

[Steve Miller]

A lead roof? I’ve never heard of one. Class A roof specs sometimes call for lead flashings but a whole roof? Wow.

Should last forever!

[AndyD]

A somewhat remote, lovely home

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/89602920

And a bit pricey

[Steve Miller]

Spectacular! And that setting!

[AndyD]

I'd change... nothing.
Piano might fit in the entrance area, or probably the Library.

It's three hours drive from Glasgow.

[Bernard]

@AndyD Very beautiful house and location. Isn't all that far from Glasgow--as a crow flies, but 3 hours one way due to waterways.

$10.5K/month for 30 years. Yikes.

[AndyD]

A doer-upper:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/91404393#/?channel=RES_BUY

[Bernard]

@AndyD Nice and what a price! Grade II listed so I imagine it wouldn't be a straight forward reno.

[wtg]

@AndyD Nice! Reminded me of one of the projects that I saw on Grand Designs.

I also looked at this related listing:

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/91462938#/?channel=RES_BUY

Both this one and the one you listed seem to have graveyards associated with them. Not sure how I'd feel about that. Lots of deep emotional energy stored in cemetery space.

[AndyD]

You'd need an architect to divide it up into rooms, keeping the original features.

As for the graveyard, you couldn't garden the area.
I always think it likely that at some time somebody is likely to have been buried on the land we own, certainly owners died in both our current and previous houses.
Doesn't bother me. There's nobody in a graveyard, only you and your memories.