Description

The beautiful lock is located on the coast of the North Sea in Scotland. Lock 14 of century located in the Angus area has been recently restored. The residence with character and rich history. In the 16th century the lock belonged to the cardinal David Biton who was archbishop Saint-Endryussky, the leader of Catholic pro-French party in Scotland in the first half of the 16th century. In the lock there are ancient turrets, small chapel and also there is the cardinal's reception in which there is confidential ladder to the big hall located from above. In the three-storyed lock there are dining room, billiard room, the living room, two enclosed courts, 10 bedrooms from which 2 with the bathrooms, several general bathrooms. In extension which is called northern wing there are 2 bedrooms. In the territory of lands of the lock (5 hectares) there is blossoming ancient garden with barrier, the pavilion and the tennis court. There is covered private pool. Nearby the picturesque river flows. Angus - area in the east of Scotland, to the northeast from the Gulf Firth of Tay. Borders on the Areas of Aberdinshire, Dundee and Perth and Kinross. The main industries of economy - rural and fishing farms. The price specified in euro can change according to course. The prime cost in pounds: 1,650,000 GBP.