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UNFURNISHED/ AVAILABLE- Telford House East – A former lock keeper’s cottage has been beautifully transformed by Scottish Canals. Originally built by the famed Scottish engineer, Thomas Telford, this historic semi-detached property offers breathtaking views to Ben Nevis, Neptune’s Staircase and across the glen. This is a bright, spacious house with loads of character and plenty of charm. Situated in the village of Banavie, just north of Loch Linnhe, it is only a short distance from Fort William. Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033/ Landlord Registration Number-Pending/ EPC-F

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Set within a quiet and established street in the highly desirable King’s Park area of Stirling, 11a Windsor Place is a beautifully presented two bedroom upper apartment that effortlessly blends traditional charm with contemporary comfort. 

Offering walk in condition throughout, this elegant home retains a wealth of period features, including high ceilings, intricate cornicing, and original wooden floors, creating a characterful and inviting living environment.

Accessed via an impressive communal entrance vestibule, the property opens into a private staircase illuminated by a large skylight that fills the space with natural light. The interior accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, with a stunning bay windowed lounge that enjoys an open outlook and provides a bright and relaxing space for everyday living and entertaining. The recently refitted breakfasting kitchen combines modern design with practical functionality, offering a stylish setting for cooking and dining.

There are two spacious double bedrooms, each with their own charm and generous proportions, while the well-appointed family bathroom is finished to a high standard, reflecting the overall quality of this impressive home.

Externally, the apartment benefits from a beautifully maintained walled garden to the rear, with a section of lawn and a raised patio area – ideal for enjoying the outdoors in the warmer months.

Windsor Place is perfectly positioned just a short walk from the heart of Stirling and enjoys immediate access to the popular King’s Park, Stirling Golf Club, and a wealth of amenities, including excellent shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. The historic landmarks of Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument are nearby, offering a rich historical backdrop to everyday life. Educational opportunities are exceptional, with local primary and secondary schools within walking distance, and a range of prestigious independent schools, such as Dollar Academy, Morrison’s, and Fairview International, all within easy reach. Stirling University, with its acclaimed MacRobert Arts Centre, is also close by.

For commuters, Stirling offers excellent transport links, with the mainline railway station just a 15-minute walk away, providing regular services to Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the North. Motorway access is equally convenient, connecting residents to Glasgow in under an hour, Edinburgh in around an hour, and Perth in just over 30 minutes.

Surrounded by stunning scenery and on the doorstep of the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park, Stirling is often referred to as the Gateway to the Highlands – offering a rare balance of city living and natural beauty. Early viewing is strongly recommended to appreciate the quality and location of this exceptional traditional apartment.

This beautifully presented three-bedroom detached house is nestled in the highly sought-after hamlet of Bridge of Cally, offering easy access to Glenshee and the stunning Highlands. It’s also conveniently close to Blairgowrie, which boasts a range of local amenities and vibrant community life.

Ideal for a wide range of buyers, the property is approached via a private driveway that includes an electric vehicle charging point. Upon entering, you’re welcomed by a bright hallway featuring under-stair storage and a large cloak cupboard. The spacious lounge opens onto the rear garden through double doors, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor flow.

The modern kitchen/dining area is equipped with a variety of wall and floor-mounted units, an electric four-ring hob, oven/grill, fridge/freezer, and dishwasher, with ample space for a dining table and chairs. Off the kitchen, there’s a utility room with a washing machine and additional sink for added convenience. The ground floor also includes a generously-sized double bedroom and a sleek shower room.

Carpeted stairs lead to the upper landing, where you’ll find a stylish family bathroom and two more bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes. The main bedroom also benefits from its own en-suite shower room.

The property features underfloor heating with zone controls, as well as oak flooring throughout the hallway, lounge, and downstairs bedroom, adding a touch of warmth and elegance. Outside, the spacious gardens are mainly laid to lawn, bordered by a charming stone wall, mature shrubs and plants. There’s also a single garage, double glazing throughout and oil-fired central heating.

This property blends modern comfort with rural charm, making it a fantastic opportunity for those seeking a peaceful yet connected lifestyle.

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.

***CLOSING DATE – TUESDAY 20TH MAY @ 12 NOON*** Located on the east side of Dumbarton and only a stone’s throw from a wide selection of amenities found in and around the town, this delightful ground floor flat is in an attractive traditional tenement building.

The property is surrounded by level lawned garden grounds bounded by mature hedging providing privacy and screening and the flat itself being on the ground floor enjoys lawned garden spaces to the front and further communal lawned gardens and drying greens to the rear.

On entering the building the flat is on the ground left position and moving into the reception hall, this is a bright and welcoming area which has built-in storage and from here there is access to a spacious bay windowed lounge which has a feature fireplace at its focal point and is comfortable living space. The kitchen has been refitted and comes with modern wall mounted and counter level units, along with a double cooker and with space for further appliances. There are two generously proportioned double bedrooms one with a built-in wardrobe and the refitted shower room has wet wall panelling, a walk-in shower, wc and vanity wash hand basin. The flat comes fully carpeted with tasteful décor throughout and would make a great property for the first time buyer or for those looking for a buy-to-let property.

As mentioned, Castlegreen Street is in a fantastic location, being quiet and with little traffic, yet within easy walking distance of a wide selection of amenities found in and around the town. There are a great selection of shops and supermarkets along with retail parks, there are good transport links in Dumbarton with bus services running along Dumbarton Road and with train stations with services to Glasgow and Edinburgh in one direction and Helensburgh and Balloch in the other. The town has good schooling (both at primary and secondary level) and the road network (with the nearby A82) allows easy travel to Glasgow and the international airport and again in the other direction to Loch Lomond and beyond to the Highlands. EPC Band – C.

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Available Plots: 189. Drovers Gate is situated in the country town of Crieff and offers a selection of stylish family villas set in the beautiful Perthshire countryside. The Tweed is an impressive four bedroom detached villa with accommodation comprising; welcoming reception hallway, generously proportioned lounge, open plan kitchen/dining and family room with French doors to the garden and completing the ground level accommodation is a cloakroom WC and storage cupboard. Stairs from the hallway lead to the upper landing and four bedrooms (principal with en suite shower room) and the well appointed family bathroom.

There is a single garage. This phase release consists of 3 and 4 bedroom detached plus 2 and 3 bedroom semi-detached villas offering generous living space throughout with fitted kitchens including a wide section of kitchen units, integrated fridge freezer (where applicable) stainless steel oven, chimney hood and stainless steel splash-back to hob and steel sink with chrome fittings and contemporary family bathroom.

Crieff is a lively country town surrounded by the beautiful Perthshire scenery positioned where the lowland landscape meets the highland terrain. The historic town developed into the main cattle trading centre in Scotland during the 16th and 18th centuries. Drovers would gather at the livestock market with up to 30,000 cattle. This thriving market town supports array of local family businesses and has built a reputation for fine dining. With a selection of restaurants, cafes, coffee shops and casual dining establishments, you’ll be spoilt for choice. Of course, there is also a collection of clothes, gifts and arty shops along with the usual amenities. Crieff lies just 35 minutes west of the city of Perth, the gateway to the Highlands. All properties come with a 10 year New Home Warranty. ***Please note photos are for illustrative purposes only**

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This superb stone built semi detached villa is located in the highly sought after Kings Park district of Stirling, offering both charm and versatility. 

The property is set within beautiful, sunny walled garden grounds to the rear and features a driveway leading to a single garage at the front, providing ample convenience. Inside, the home boasts lovely period features, with accommodation spread across three levels.

Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming reception hallway. The front facing sitting room, with its striking feature fireplace, offers a comfortable yet elegant space with excellent views of Stirling Castle. The fully fitted breakfasting kitchen is a perfect hub for family meals, while the utility room and cloakroom WC add practical convenience. The formal dining room leads to an architecturally designed conservatory, flooding the space with natural light and providing a perfect setting for both relaxation and entertaining.

A beautiful original staircase leads to the upper floor, where you’ll find the impressive principal bedroom. There are two further well proportioned bedrooms, as well as a tastefully appointed bathroom with both a bath and separate shower enclosure.

The lower ground level, accessed via the main reception hallway, offers flexible accommodation with two additional bedrooms, a study, a shower room, and a utility room. This level also benefits from separate access to both the front and rear gardens, making it ideal for a short term let or as an annex apartment.

Snowdon Place is situated in a prime residential area, just a short walk from the centre of Stirling and the popular King’s Park. Stirling Golf Club is also nearby, while the city’s excellent shopping facilities and historical landmarks such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument are all within easy reach. The area boasts a range of educational opportunities, with primary and secondary schools within walking distance, as well as renowned independent schools like Fairview International in Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy, and Morrison’s. Stirling University, with its MacRobert Arts Centre, is also close by.

The property offers excellent transport links, with easy access to the motorway network, connecting you to Glasgow (24 miles), Edinburgh (37 miles), and Perth (33 miles). Stirling station, just a 15-minute walk away, provides regular train services to Glasgow, Edinburgh, and the North. For those who enjoy outdoor pursuits, the surrounding area offers outstanding leisure and recreational opportunities, with some of Scotland’s most picturesque countryside, including the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park, right on the doorstep. Stirling truly is the Gateway to the Highlands.

20 Perth Road is the former Police House which has been converted into a superb, three-bedroom detached bungalow enjoying a central position within the popular Perthshire village of Stanley. The house is in immaculate condition and would suit a variety of buyers looking for flexible accommodation with lovely landscaped garden grounds to enjoy.

Entered by front garden the accommodation is formed over one level and comprises a welcoming reception hallway, front facing sitting room, impressive open plan living and dining kitchen, three double bedrooms (principal with en suite shower room) and a well appointed main bathroom.

Externally the property sits on a large plot and has a multi car driveway with a detached single garage, fully enclosed garden grounds to the rear and a superb sun deck which is accessed directly from the kitchen.

The property enjoys convenience in a location within walking distance of the various local amenities including local shops, Spar and Post Office, butcher, newsagent, chemist, doctor’s surgery, local bus route, nursery, primary school and the highly-regarded Active Kids Adventure Play Park. Many picturesque walks and fishing opportunities can also be enjoyed along the nearby River Tay. The nearby A9, gateway to the Highlands provides access to the city of Perth and the dual-carriageway linking to all the major towns and cities.

Located  within the intimate Campsie View development, a spacious upper villa apartment offering breathtaking views towards the Campsie Fells and Dumgoyne.

This three-bedroom home with private parking and garden space provides the perfect balance of suburban living with an abundance of amenities nearby but also the tranquillity of rural surroundings.  Extending to over 1,500 sqft, the accommodation is accessed through a main door with entrance vestibule and stairs leading to a sizeable hallway. Without question, the focal point of this home is the kitchen open plan to dining space and living room (extending to over 30ft) which is flooded in light with windows at one end and bi-folding doors at the other to maximise on the incredible views over Strathblane and the Campsie Fells. As with the rest of this apartment, the kitchen has been finished to an impeccable standard by German kitchen company ‘Kitchenhaus’, complete with integrated AEG appliances. Off the hallway, there is also a separate utility room featuring built in washer dryer. The principal and second bedrooms both benefit from built-in wardrobes and en-suites finished with Porcelanosa tiling and sanitaryware. The versatile third bedroom would be ideal as a guest room, home office or snug. A stylish WC and an abundance of storage completes the accommodation. Additional features include efficient gas central heating, solar panels and FCA regulated 10-year building warranty provided by Q Assure.

Located at the gateway to the Scottish Highlands, Strathblane is an enchanting village just six miles north of Glasgow, offering a harmonious blend of rural tranquillity and accessibility. Steeped in history dating back to Pictish Britain, the village is surrounded by rolling hills, open countryside, and meandering rivers – making it a highly desirable location for those seeking a picturesque lifestyle.

Strathblane provides excellent local amenities, including a highly regarded primary school, A GP practice, well-stocked convenience store, and a charming collection of independent cafes and farm shops. For a broader range of shopping, leisure, and hospitality options, the nearby towns of Bearsden and Milngavie – just four miles south – offer an extensive selection of retail and recreational facilities.

 Offering a unique combination of sophisticated modern living and unparalleled natural beauty, Apartment ‘A’ Campsie View is a rare opportunity to own a truly special home in one of Scotland’s most scenic locations

Presented to market in exceptional condition is the fully refurbished two-bedroom traditional apartment in the centre of Callander with residents parking to the rear of the building.

Flat 4 in full comprises; welcoming reception hallway, bright sitting room and contemporary fully fitted dining kitchen with integrated appliances, two generously proportioned double bedrooms, and a stylish three-piece bathroom with over bath shower.

Warmth is provided by gas central heating and the windows are double glazed.

Situated on the banks of the River Teith and with Ben Ledi as its backdrop, Callander is known as one of Scotland’s best loved gateways to the Highlands. Callander is the largest town in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park where there is scope for every sort of outdoor activity from cycling in the Queen Elizabeth Forest, to fishing, boating and sailing on Lochs Katrine, Venacher, Lubnaig and Earn. The town has a large selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, a bank, post office and a Tom Morris designed 18-hole golf course. The town is the regional centre for many public facilities including a full health centre, library, police, ambulance and fire stations. Callander Primary School and McLaren High School, leisure centre, pool and all-weather pitch are all close-by. The town sits at the junction of the A84 and the A81 within easy access of the motorway network and the entire central belt of Scotland. Stirling is 16 miles away and about 25mins drive. The city is the historic heart of Scotland, with Stirling Castle, Bannockburn and the Wallace Monument with a rich selection of shops including Waitrose. The railway is accessed from Dunblane some 12 miles from Callander adjacent to a Marks and Spencer food outlet. Glasgow is 36 miles via the A81 or 40 miles via the M80, Edinburgh 50 miles via the M9 and Perth is 37 miles via the A9. The A84 North of Callander is the arterial route to Oban, Fort William, Mull and Skye. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow Airports are within an hours reach in normal traffic. Callander is served by First Bus.

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