Nestled beneath the historic Stirling Castle, this exceptional four-bedroom traditional semi-detached villa offers some of the finest views in Stirling. Facing the King's Knot and the Castle to the front, and boasting panoramic vistas to the rear encompassing Ben Lomond, Ben Ledi, and the surrounding hills and countryside, it provides a truly picturesque setting.

Ballengeich Road is a highly sought-after residential pocket of Stirling known for its diverse property styles and convenient proximity to city centre. A pathway from the front door leads directly to the centre of town above the impressive King's Knot.

The accommodation spans two floors, measuring 1,636 sqft, and comprises an attractive entrance porch, a welcoming reception hallway with a cloakroom WC, a superb bay-windowed lounge with an open outlook, a modern fully fitted kitchen, and a conservatory with a wood-burning stove and French Doors leading to a secluded paved patio and garden. The conservatory, positioned to maximise the breathtaking views, is a standout feature of this magical family home. A ground-level bedroom, currently utilised as a home office, completes the ground floor layout. Upstairs, there is an impressive principal bedroom with an en suite shower room, two further double bedrooms, and a well-appointed family bathroom. All rooms are beautifully presented with tasteful décor and quality fitted floor coverings included in the sale. The specification is of an excellent standard with quality kitchen and bathroom fittings. Warmth is provided by a gas-fired central heating system, and double glazing is installed.

Surrounding the property are well-established garden grounds designed primarily for ease of maintenance and enjoying a high degree of privacy. A driveway provides ample off-street parking, and there is also a large detached garage with power and light installed. Several pleasant spots around the property offer views and sunshine during the summer months.

The property is within walking distance of Stirling's city centre, with the popular Kings Park and Stirling Golf Club in the immediate vicinity. Besides excellent shopping facilities, the city offers numerous historical sites such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. Nearby, schooling is available at both primary and secondary levels, with the region well-served by independent schools like Fairview International Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy, and Morrison's. Stirling University, including the MacRobert Arts Centre, is also easily reachable. Motorway access to Glasgow (24 miles), Edinburgh (37 miles), and Perth (33 miles) is convenient, with regular trains from Stirling serving Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the North. Leisure and recreational facilities in and around the city are excellent, and Stirling is on the doorstep of Scotland's beautiful countryside, including the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park, serving as the Gateway to the Highlands.

EPC Band D.