Forming part of an impressive stone built property in the heart of one of Scotland’s most picturesque towns, this exceptional three bedroom home offers a rare blend of historic charm, spacious living, and truly remarkable garden grounds, all set against the dramatic backdrop of the Trossachs.
Undoubtedly one of the home’s most impressive features is its expansive, beautifully landscaped garden. Carefully designed and well maintained, the grounds include a large lawn, a productive vegetable plot, a variety of mature fruit trees, and a charming patio area perfect for entertaining. The garden is both peaceful and practical, offering space for relaxation, play, and cultivation. A gravel driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles, while a useful external outhouse with an electricity and water supply adds convenience. A large log shed provides ample storage for firewood, ensuring a ready supply for the cosy open fire throughout the seasons.
Inside, the accommodation is generously proportioned and thoughtfully arranged over two floors. A large entrance vestibule leads into a welcoming reception hallway, setting the tone for the rest of the home. The sitting room is a standout space, filled with natural light and enjoying wonderful views over the garden, it also features a charming open fire, adding warmth and character to the space. The open plan dining kitchen is both functional and stylish. Completing the ground level accommodation is a convenient cloakroom WC. Stairs rise to the upper level where three spacious double bedrooms await, each offering comfort and character, along with a well appointed family bathroom.
Situated in the desirable town of Callander, often described as the gateway to the Highlands, this property enjoys a location steeped in natural beauty and historical significance. Callander offers a wide array of local amenities including supermarkets, specialist food stores, a post office, pharmacy, library, health centre, and the famous woollen mills. For families, the town provides both primary and secondary schooling, and the McLaren Leisure Centre offers a variety of recreational facilities, including a swimming pool.
Outdoor enthusiasts are well catered for, with a vast network of walking, cycling, and horse-riding routes nearby, as well as access to trout and salmon fishing on the River Teith. Local attractions such as the Visitor Centre, Callander Golf Club, sailing on Loch Venachar, and cruises on the historic Sir Walter Scott steamship at Loch Katrine are all within easy reach.
The historic city of Stirling lies just 16 miles to the southeast, offering a wealth of cultural and historical sites, including Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument, and Bannockburn. Stirling also provides extensive transport links by road, rail, and bus, with swift access to both Edinburgh and Glasgow, as well as their international airports. An excellent selection of private schools can be found within a 40-mile radius, such as Dollar Academy, while Stirling University is located in nearby Bridge of Allan.
This is a unique opportunity to acquire a truly special home in a spectacular setting, offering a lifestyle of tranquillity, convenience, and connection to Scotland’s rich heritage.
