Scottish Home with Private Golf Cart Access to Gleneagles Lists for $6.4 Million
A contemporary home with stunning views of Gleneagles resort in Scotland is now on the market for £4.75 million (around $6.4 million) via Knight Frank. Located in the upscale Queen's Crescent area, this six-bedroom residence is one of just two that offer direct access to the Queen's Course, complete with a paved cart path leading through a private gate. Covering about 9,700 square feet, it sits on a corner lot with beautiful sights of the course and Ochil Hills. Built in 2012, the house was extensively renovated after its current owners purchased it in 2024, with Denholm Architects overseeing the updates. It boasts six reception rooms, two kitchens, and a guest annex, along with a wine cellar and golf simulator. Residents enjoy a concierge service. Gleneagles, which has hosted events like the 2014 Ryder Cup, also features courses designed by Jack Nicklaus.
Key facts
- Home listed for £4.75 million ($6.4 million) with Knight Frank
- One of only two homes with direct golf cart access to Queen's Course at Gleneagles
- Roughly 9,700 square feet, six bedrooms, five bathrooms, plus guest annex
- Completed in 2012, renovated in 2024 by Denholm Architects
- Features include wine cellar, golf simulator, covered patio, upper balcony
- Located in private Queen's Crescent enclave with 14 homes and dedicated concierge
- Gleneagles hosted 2014 Ryder Cup and 2019 Solheim Cup
- Resort includes Queen's Course, King's Course, and PGA National Academy Course
Entities
Institutions
- Knight Frank
- Denholm Architects
- Gleneagles
- PGA
- Robb Report
Locations
- Scotland
- Queen's Crescent
- Gleneagles
- Ochil Hills