This delightful home is formed around the original mill house which dates back to the early 15th century, which was then extended in 1806 by John Galbraith.

After falling into disrepair, the Mill was converted into this unique home in 1992.

The Mill was used as a saw mill in the winter months and a cattle food mill in the summer, and as the photographs show many of the original mill workings have been used as ornamental features throughout the garden.

The present owners have improved and upgraded the home, including new windows and doors by Blair Windows, adding a superb conservatory/sun room, completely refitting the kitchen with Neff units and tastefully decorating throughout in neutral tones.

Our video and photographs will give a good idea of form and layout, but a summary of accommodation comprises; stone -flagged entrance hall, reception hall with staircase to upper floor, fabulous main living room with feature fireplace incorporating log burning stove, beautiful country kitchen with dining area and double doors to large south facing deck, cloakroom (whb/wc) and fantastic sun room which overlooks the garden and the stream. Upstairs there is the main bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two additional double bedrooms and a family bathroom. It is worth mentioning that there are plans to convert the large attic into a further two bedrooms and bathroom.

Undoubtedly, one of the main features of this home is the spectacular garden grounds, which are made up of manicured lawned areas, rockeries and specimen trees, all highlighted by the original stream with small pond and ornamental bridge. Timber fencing and an attractive low stone wall depict the boundary, whilst timber gates give access to the large gravelled driveway, with a separate driveway giving access to the large timber garage.

Aber Mill sits on Ross Loan which is one of the area’s most prized addresses,formed in a crescent shape and accessed from either end of Gartocharn village, located next to open countryside on the south east shores of loch Lomond. Within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park with the Loch itself a short stroll from the property next to Ross Priory, this property has automatic membership to the private members club providing restaurant, golf, boating and fishing. The conservation village of Gartocharn offers a range of local amenities including its’ own primary school,post office and shop and commuter links include rail links from Balloch station (approximately 4.5 miles away) and the A82 leading to Glasgow City Centre and Glasgow Airport.

EPC - Band D