T Duncan Property Page: goo.gl Property Details The town of Montrose, with its medieval core, is an ideal location on the east coast with easy commuting to Aberdeen and elsewhere by road, rail and air. The amenities are those of a well-structured community with a Carnegie library; supermarkets; leisure-centre; swimming pool; two golf courses; long sandy beaches at Montrose, St Cyrus and Lunan Bay; a tidal basin with migratory birds local shops and street markets and a wide range of local schools. There is also easy access to Lathallan School and secondary schools such as Dundee High School & Robert Gordons College are easily accessed by train. The Retreat is a Grade A listed building at the heart of the town, close to the Montrose Kirk. The site on which the extensive house stands on is one of the original riggs of the town which dates back to the establishment of the Royal Burgh. The gardens have walls (also listed) which were part of the early structure of the town. The core of the house is probably of early 17th century origin. The present structure was finalised around 1760 when John Ouchterlony established this town house with its grand balustrade stairway, enclosed reception salon (christened the ballroom). The house since then has been in the hands of a range of merchants and a variety of professional owners. The plasterwork and woodwork are of a quality rarely seen in a private house. The original features included a kitchen range, a bread oven, fire places with ...
Saturday, June 30, 2012
THE RETREAT, 190 HIGH STREET, MONTROSE - T Duncan & Co
THE RETREAT, 190 HIGH STREET, MONTROSE - T Duncan & Co Video Clips. Duration : 3.22 Mins.
T Duncan Property Page: goo.gl Property Details The town of Montrose, with its medieval core, is an ideal location on the east coast with easy commuting to Aberdeen and elsewhere by road, rail and air. The amenities are those of a well-structured community with a Carnegie library; supermarkets; leisure-centre; swimming pool; two golf courses; long sandy beaches at Montrose, St Cyrus and Lunan Bay; a tidal basin with migratory birds local shops and street markets and a wide range of local schools. There is also easy access to Lathallan School and secondary schools such as Dundee High School & Robert Gordons College are easily accessed by train. The Retreat is a Grade A listed building at the heart of the town, close to the Montrose Kirk. The site on which the extensive house stands on is one of the original riggs of the town which dates back to the establishment of the Royal Burgh. The gardens have walls (also listed) which were part of the early structure of the town. The core of the house is probably of early 17th century origin. The present structure was finalised around 1760 when John Ouchterlony established this town house with its grand balustrade stairway, enclosed reception salon (christened the ballroom). The house since then has been in the hands of a range of merchants and a variety of professional owners. The plasterwork and woodwork are of a quality rarely seen in a private house. The original features included a kitchen range, a bread oven, fire places with ...
T Duncan Property Page: goo.gl Property Details The town of Montrose, with its medieval core, is an ideal location on the east coast with easy commuting to Aberdeen and elsewhere by road, rail and air. The amenities are those of a well-structured community with a Carnegie library; supermarkets; leisure-centre; swimming pool; two golf courses; long sandy beaches at Montrose, St Cyrus and Lunan Bay; a tidal basin with migratory birds local shops and street markets and a wide range of local schools. There is also easy access to Lathallan School and secondary schools such as Dundee High School & Robert Gordons College are easily accessed by train. The Retreat is a Grade A listed building at the heart of the town, close to the Montrose Kirk. The site on which the extensive house stands on is one of the original riggs of the town which dates back to the establishment of the Royal Burgh. The gardens have walls (also listed) which were part of the early structure of the town. The core of the house is probably of early 17th century origin. The present structure was finalised around 1760 when John Ouchterlony established this town house with its grand balustrade stairway, enclosed reception salon (christened the ballroom). The house since then has been in the hands of a range of merchants and a variety of professional owners. The plasterwork and woodwork are of a quality rarely seen in a private house. The original features included a kitchen range, a bread oven, fire places with ...
