Old Station House is a former railway station that has been thoughtfully transformed into a beautiful dwelling, situated on the outskirts of the village of Kirkgunzeon. The station served the village from 1859 until 1950, before being converted into a private residence. The property has since undergone further alterations, including the addition of extensions in the 2000s.

The house combines the character and solidity of the original granite construction with sympathetically designed brick-built extensions. The property is further complemented by extensive garden grounds and an adjoining field extending to approximately 8 acres in total.

Arranged over a single level, the house provides spacious and well-proportioned accommodation throughout. The accommodation comprises three reception rooms, two bedrooms, a kitchen and a utility room, offering a versatile layout suited to both everyday living and entertaining.

The field is just under 8 acres of well-fenced grazing land, with roadside access and a gateway providing direct access from the house. The land offers considerable versatility and would be suitable for a variety of uses, including equestrian pursuits, small-scale agricultural activities or for those seeking a degree of self-sufficiency.