Half-a-million pounds have been cut from the asking price of a Fife castle after it was put up for sale.
Brankstone Grange Castle in Bogside, near Blairhall in west Fife, is thought to date from around 1864.
The stone-built mansion – which has eight bedrooms and a tower – has been fully modernised.
It went on the market in September with an asking price just shy of £4 million.
The property is now for sale through Strutt and Parker for offers over £3.45m.
The ground floor features a drawing room with a magnificent high ceiling.
There is a dining area that has been fitted with a new tartan carpet, as well as the kitchen complete with walk-in pantry.
A highlight of the castle is the library, featuring a marble-top bar.
There is also a boot room with access to the back garden.
The castle has a basement with a large office, a studio, a one-bedroom staff apartment, a utility room, a gunroom and a cloakroom.
On the first floor, there is a large main bedroom with a feature corner turret, fireplace and en-suite bathroom.
Seven further bedrooms, as well as a family shower room and separate bathroom complete this floor.
The property’s five remaining rooms and a shower room are found on the upper two floors of the tower.
Outside, there is a C-listed gatehouse that is currently uninhabitable but has been made weather-proof, with the opportunity to refurbish it.
There is also a stable block in need of refurbishment.
Planning permission was previously granted to allow the property to be developed into a residential and leisure estate.
More recently, this permission was altered for the construction of 15 luxury chalets.
Meanwhile, The Courier has taken a look inside some of the most expensive properties currently for sale in the west Fife area.
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