A two-bedroom flat has gone up for sale inside a Scottish castle once owned by Robert the Bruce, allowing people to see inside the historic estate.
Pitreavie Castle was once owned by Robert the Bruce who gifted it to his sister Lady Christina Bruce in the 14th Century, and following the Second World War acted as the the headquarters of NATO North Atlantic Area.
Since then, it has been converted into a collection of apartments — though its history can still be felt in the interior.
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The listing states: "A rare opportunity to acquire a unique apartment within a Castle. Pitreavie Castle is a Category A Listed Building built in the early 17th Century and sits in approx four acres of grounds between Rosyth and Dunfermline.
"The Castle has been painstakingly converted into superb apartments in recent years."
Upon entering the property, you are greeted with an entrance vestibule which leads onto a "hugely impressive sweeping carpeted staircase" that takes you up to the entrance to the flat on the first floor.
The flat itself comprises of a bright hallway that guides you through the stunning two-bedroom apartment.
The impressive living room, which comes complete with a feature fireplace, overlooks the estate's beautiful gardens, and is connected to the bright and airy kitchen.
If you journey down a few steps in the property's turret, you will find yourself in the stunning four-piece bathroom.
Outside, extensive communal grounds surround the castle that incorporate woodland, lawns, ponds and a summer house.
The estate is a ten minute walk or short drive to Rosyth Railway Station, which provides direct access to Haymarket Station.
11 Pitreavie Castle is currently available for offers over £235,000.
More information is available here.
