For avid golfers, a home overlooking the course is a dream. Far more rare is one where you can drive your buggy straight from your own backyard to the first tee.

That unusual perk comes with a contemporary home overlooking Scotland‘s legendary Gleneagles resort. Set along the private Queen’s Crescent enclave, the six-bedroom residence is one of just two homes with direct access to the Queen’s Course, allowing residents to bypass the clubhouse parking lot altogether. A paved cart path runs from the landscaped grounds through a private gate and onto the fairway.

The roughly 9,700-square-foot residence sits on a corner lot with views across the Queen’s Course and the Ochil Hills beyond. Completed in 2012, it received an extensive overhaul after the current owners purchased it in 2024, commissioning Denholm Architects to oversee a top-to-bottom renovation.

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Nearly every inch of the home was refreshed, from updated plumbing, flooring, and electrical systems to new kitchens, bathrooms, and an expanded covered terrace. Altogether, the turnkey home offers six reception rooms and two kitchens along with six bedrooms and five bathrooms, plus a self-contained guest annex. 

Entertaining spaces spill outdoors via large sliding glass doors onto a covered patio and upper balcony, while a wine cellar offers a fitting place to unwind after a day on the links. Golf enthusiasts will also appreciate the state-of-the-art simulator that makes it possible to squeeze in a practice round regardless of Scotland’s famously unpredictable weather.

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Residents of the 14 homes along Queen’s Crescent, an exclusive gated enclave beside the iconic Gleneagles Hotel, enjoy the services of a dedicated concierge. The property has just hit the market for £4.75 million (about $6.4 million) with Knight Frank.

Founded more than a century ago, Gleneagles has hosted some of the sport’s biggest events, including the 2014 Ryder Cup and the 2019 Solheim Cup on its Jack Nicklaus-designed PGA Centenary Course. In addition to the Queen’s Course, the resort is also home to the King’s Course and a nine-hole PGA National Academy Course.

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