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Angus
History And Information
In Angus you can find excellent golf courses both in and around the town, there is a Nature Trail, and the Bell Rock
lighthouse and the Signal Tower built in 1813
The Tower is now houses the town's museum well worth the visit either to buy property or stay for a holiday.
Dundee is the fourth largest city in Scotland located on the north bank of the Firth of Tay estuary where the firth empties into the North Sea. It is in
close proximity to some of Scotland's breath taking scenery.
Brechin is Scotland's smallest city, located on near the East coast, about 20 miles north of
Dundee, It was once walled, it is famous for its tall eleventh century round tower which is one of only two such towers surviving in Scotland.
Montrose beach has been awarded a blue flag for cleanliness and bathing with its water splash play amusements area on hand and also offers miles of delightful
and varied walks or watching the movements of shipping to and from the busy harbour, the town offers a good selection of shops many being specialist, also the renowned world wide and popular Antique
auctions at Taylor's Auction rooms.
Forfar can be found Set between two lochs, the town retains much of its traditional charm. There are many small shops selling specialities and
local produce.
Here you can find one of the local specialities the famous Forfar 'Bridie', a meat-filled pastry traditionally eaten by farm workers. A monthly Farmers' Market is held in the town centre throughout the year selling fresh good traditional produce from all over the county well
worth the visit The county of Angus is worth the trip to look for property there is so much to view here.
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