Set in the Perthshire countryside, Glendevon Residential Country Park is an over-50s community designed for people who want a calmer pace, great scenery and less day-to-day upkeep than a traditional bricks-and-mortar home. Glendevon Residential Country Park combines a well-kept, lodge-style setting with a secure, community feel (including gated access), while keeping everyday towns and services within easy reach.

Description

Life at Glendevon Residential Country Park is shaped by the landscape: woodland surroundings, open views and easy access to walking routes that make it feel properly “away”, even when it’s your permanent base. It’s a popular choice for downsizers who want a quieter routine, a more manageable home, and the reassurance of a like-minded neighbourhood.

The location also works well as a base for getting out and about—whether that’s local cafés and essentials nearby, golf in the wider area, or scenic day trips across central Scotland.

Buying at Glendevon Residential Country Park

• Homes for sale: Residential park homes/lodges (new and pre-owned availability varies)
• Park type & audience: Residential, minimum age 50
• Living here: Intended for year-round residential use (confirm the current written terms for clarity)
• Pets: Dogs allowed (park rules apply—confirm any limits)
• Peace of mind: Gated community, with on-park management/support as part of the overall set-up
• Help to move: An assisted-move style option may be available (ask what’s currently offered and what it includes)

To take it further: Check current listings, request a brochure, or send an enquiry to confirm availability and the purchase process

Life at Glendevon Residential Country Park

Day to day, Glendevon Residential Country Park is about simple routines: quiet mornings, fresh air on your doorstep, and a community atmosphere that feels settled rather than transient. There’s also a social side through owner-focused events and the wider “neighbours who know neighbours” dynamic that many people want when they downsize.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Dollar & Auchterarder: local amenities and dining options (around 10–20 mins by car, traffic dependent)
• Gleneagles area: well known for golf and countryside days out (journey time traffic dependent)
• Perth: wider shopping and services (around 35–50 mins by car, traffic dependent)
• Stirling / Edinburgh / Glasgow: realistic day trips for culture, shopping and travel connections (route dependent)
• Rail (service dependent): nearest station is typically Gleneagles (a short drive / taxi). From there:
• Edinburgh (Waverley): +1h–1h 30m (service dependent)
• Glasgow (Queen Street): +50–65 mins (service dependent)
• London (King’s Cross): +5h 30m–6h 30m (service dependent, route dependent)
• Sat nav: FK14 7JY

FAQs

Where is Glendevon Residential Country Park?

Glendevon Residential Country Park is in Glendevon, Perthshire. Sat nav: FK14 7JY.

Is Glendevon Residential Country Park residential or holiday?

It’s primarily a residential park for year-round living, and it can also suit those who want a “home-from-home” set-up. Always confirm the current written terms for the home you’re considering

Is Glendevon Residential Country Park over-50s?

Yes — the minimum age is 50.

Are dogs allowed at Glendevon Residential Country Park?

Dogs are allowed, with park rules in place. If you have more than one pet or a larger breed, it’s worth checking the current policy before you commit.

Is Glendevon Residential Country Park gated?

Yes — it’s promoted as a gated community, which appeals to people who value privacy and a quieter environment.

What’s nearby for everyday essentials?

Nearby towns (such as Dollar and Auchterarder) provide shops and day-to-day services, with larger options further afield in places like Perth.

What’s it like to live there day to day?

Expect a settled, community feel—more “neighbours and routines” than holiday-park turnover—plus countryside surroundings that make walking and getting outdoors easy.

How do I visit Glendevon Residential Country Park?

The simplest route is to enquire first, so availability, eligibility (age criteria), and any moving support options can be confirmed before you travel.