This million Scottish home offers cart access to Gleneagles
A newly renovated six-bedroom residence on Scotland’s Queen’s Crescent is listed for about $6.4 million, and this million Scottish home is one of just two with a paved cart path that lets residents drive a golf buggy straight onto Gleneagles’ Queen’s Course. The turnkey listing, marketed with Knight Frank for £4.75 million, sits inside a gated enclave beside the iconic Gleneagles Hotel.
Key Takeaways
- The home asks about $6.4 million (£4.75 million) via Knight Frank.
- It is one of only two residences with direct buggy access to the Queen’s Course.
- The roughly 9,700-square-foot house has six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a guest annex.
- Owners commissioned Denholm Architects for a full renovation after buying in 2024.
- Perks include a wine cellar, golf simulator, and concierge services on Queen’s Crescent.
Why does this million Scottish home stand out at Gleneagles?
Homes overlooking a famous course are coveted. Far rarer is a driveway that continues onto the fairway.
According to Robb Report, a paved cart path runs from the landscaped grounds through a private gate and onto the Queen’s Course, so residents can skip the clubhouse parking lot altogether.
The contemporary house sits on a corner lot with views across the Queen’s Course and the Ochil Hills beyond. For more luxury listings like this, browse BlasterPost’s Luxury Real Estate & Dream Homes hub.
What do you get inside the renovated Gleneagles residence?
Completed in 2012, the property was extensively overhauled after the current owners purchased it in 2024. Denholm Architects led a top-to-bottom refresh covering plumbing, flooring, electrical systems, kitchens, bathrooms, and an expanded covered terrace.
The roughly 9,700-square-foot layout includes six reception rooms and two kitchens, plus six bedrooms and five bathrooms. A self-contained guest annex adds flexible lodging for visitors.
Entertaining spaces open through large sliding glass doors onto a covered patio and upper balcony. A wine cellar and a state-of-the-art golf simulator help owners unwind—or practice—when Scotland’s weather turns.
Where is the home, and what does Gleneagles offer nearby?
The listing is one of 14 homes along Queen’s Crescent, an exclusive gated enclave beside the Gleneagles Hotel with a dedicated concierge. Direct course access is limited: only two homes share that private buggy link to the Queen’s Course.
Founded more than a century ago, Gleneagles has hosted major events including the 2014 Ryder Cup and the 2019 Solheim Cup on its Jack Nicklaus-designed PGA Centenary Course. The resort also features the King’s Course and a nine-hole PGA National Academy Course.
For golfers chasing a rare on-course lifestyle, this million Scottish home packages renovated comfort with a perk almost no neighbor can match: rolling from backyard to tee without leaving your cart.