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UNFURNISHED // EARLY JULY MOVE IN // PROFESSIONAL LET ONLY – Presented to market in excellent condition throughout is this generously proportioned, three-bedroom semi-detached villa within the sought-after Bridge of Allan. Accommodation is formed over two levels and in full comprises; entrance hallway, front facing sitting room, stunning open plan kitchen/family room, laundry room and W.C. Warmth is provided by a gas central heating system. The upper level comprises of 3 double bedrooms , family room and a well-appointed bathroom. Externally there is off street parking to the front with an electric charging point and there is a large well-maintained garden to the rear. The property is within walking distance of the heart of Bridge of Allan. The thriving former spa resort has a fine range of shops, cafes and restaurants, with more extensive shopping facilities being available in nearby Stirling. There is local schooling at nursery and primary level, with secondary schooling at Wallace High in neighbouring Causewayhead. The independent sector is well provided for, with Fairview International School in the town itself and other independent schools in the area including Dollar and Morrison’s Academy. The town also benefits from its proximity to Stirling University, many of whose sporting facilities are available to the public, as well as a local golf course and sports club. In addition, there are plentiful open spaces and woodland walks. Bridge of Allan is well positioned for travel to all major towns and cities in central Scotland. The M9 motorway is close by, as is the A9 which gives quick access to Perth. The international airports of Glasgow and Edinburgh are within easy reach by road and the main line railway station in Bridge of Allan has regular services to both cities.

EPC Band C.
Landlord Registration Number STI-1543701-25 and STI-1543707-25.
Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033.

UNFURNISHED/AVAILABLE FROM 1ST JULY, 2025 This is an excellent opportunity to secure the Let of this beautifully presented, substantial family home providing generous living space over two levels. This Persimmon Home is surrounded by well-established gardens, This property is tastefully decorated throughout. Located in a family-friendly development, it is conveniently placed for access to schools, Dunblane’s town centre and motorway links. Accommodation is formed over two floor levels and in full comprises; entrance vestibule, welcoming reception hallway with cloakroom WC, generously proportioned front facing sitting room, impressive open plan kitchen and dining area, useful utility room and completing the ground level accommodation is the family room. Stairs from the hallway lead to the upper landing and principal bedroom with en suite. There are three further bedrooms, fourth bedroom, currently used as an office, and a well-appointed family bathroom. Warmth is provided by gas central heating and the windows are double glazed. Externally, to the front of the house, there are large, well-maintained gardens mainly laid to lawn with surrounding borders. There is a spacious private mono-blocked driveway. The drive leads to a single garage with power and light. There are attractive gardens to the rear and side of the house, with decked seating area. Mainly laid to lawn with shrubbed borders, the rear garden is generous in size, Ledcameroch Gardens is well placed for all local services and amenities are readily accessible, while the city of Stirling is only a ten-minute drive to the south. The beautiful and historic City of Dunblane gains its city status from the magnificent 13th century Cathedral that dominates the local landscape. It boasts primary and secondary schools with first-class reputations, provides good leisure facilities with a challenging eighteen-hole golf course, numerous sports and social clubs, including the local tennis club and excellent Dunblane Youth and Sports Centre. . With its easy access to the road and rail network covering central Scotland and beyond, Dunblane remains a much sought-after area amongst house hunters

EPC Band C.
Landlord Registration Number STI-1540379-25 STI-1540382-25.
Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033.

West Corner Cottage is a charming detached four bedroom home situated in the peaceful village of Arnprior. Recently fully renovated, this 132m² cottage offers the perfect combination of traditional charm and modern comforts, all while providing stunning, unobstructed views of Ben Ledi and the surrounding countryside. The open-plan living and dining area, complete with a cozy wood-burning stove, creates a warm and inviting space perfect for family gatherings or entertaining guests. The modern fitted kitchen seamlessly integrates with the living area, enhancing the cottage’s bright, spacious feel. The main bedroom includes an ensuite, and there is a separate family bathroom for convenience.

Outside, the enclosed rear garden offers a private retreat with picturesque views, ideal for outdoor dining or simply relaxing. The tranquil setting, combined with off-street parking, enhances the cottage’s appeal as a family home. Despite its rural location, the property is well-connected, just 15 minutes from Stirling City, offering easy access to local amenities and transport links.

Arnprior’s proximity to scenic areas such as Kippen, Buchlyvie, Balfron, Gargunnock, Killearn, Drymen, Callander, and Aberfoyle allows for easy exploration of the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park and Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. This beautifully renovated cottage offers an exceptional balance of countryside serenity and convenient access to central Scotland’s key locations.

This charming and characterful cottage, originally built in 1746 after the Jacobite rebellion, is the last remaining plot from seven originally offered to locals for management. Situated on the southern outskirts of Callander, this property combines historical significance with modern comforts and offers easy access to the high street and local amenities.

The Lots has a history of being run as a successful B&B. Its layout, with two discreet wings, lends itself to the potential of re-establishing a holiday business or creating a private area for guests or family members.

Surrounded by mature gardens, the property is accessed via a large porch with grey slate flooring, ample coat hanging space, and a wooden door leading to the boiler room, which houses a tumble dryer, Worcester boiler, and hot water tank. This warm space is ideal for drying laundry and includes a traditional-style overhead pulley.

A single step brings you into the spacious internal hallway, featuring a useful study area and a WC. The impressive sitting room, decorated in neutral shades with complementing carpet, has windows on three sides offering views of the gardens, and double French doors that open onto the lawn with its mature fruit trees. The room also features an open fire set in a stone fireplace, providing a cosy focal point.

The hallway to the right of the sitting room leads to two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. This area can be closed off for privacy if needed. The main bedroom at the far end of the hall is a delightful king-size room with large east and south-facing windows and modern décor. Adjacent is a second family bathroom with a white bath and electric shower, a white WC and wash-hand basin, a stainless steel towel rail, and attractive modern tiling. Another double bedroom, decorated in neutral tones, includes a full-sized sink.

The dining room, located in the original part of the property, is a bright space with a large picture window overlooking the south-facing garden. This room, decorated in a delicate shade of yellow, is ideal for family meals or entertaining. From the dining room, a wooden door leads to an internal hallway with access to the garden, stairs to the upper level, the kitchen, and a large understairs cupboard.

The modern fitted kitchen, upgraded last year, is spacious with south and west-facing windows offering superb countryside views. It features grey units topped with black granite countertops, a five-burner CDA induction hob with stainless Ciarra hood, Hisense electric oven, Baumatic integrated coffee machine, LG US-style fridge freezer, Bosch dishwasher, and Hotpoint washing machine. Two large pantry cupboards provide extra storage, and a central island adds workspace and a breakfast bar. The kitchen windows offer views of Ben Ledi and the garden.

Upstairs, there are two more double bedrooms, a large cupboard, and a family bathroom. One bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe with drawers and shelves and a full-sized sink with a tile backsplash. The fourth double bedroom overlooks the garden and has a secondary room currently used as a dressing room, which could also serve as a nursery, home office, or craft room. The upstairs family bathroom includes a bath with an electric shower, a white WC and wash-hand basin, and a stainless steel heated towel rail.

The extensive gardens surrounding the house feature lawns, mature trees, shrubs, hedges, rhododendrons, azaleas, bluebells, irises, herbs, productive apple trees, and a spectacular cherry blossom tree. A gazebo on the south lawn offers panoramic views. The property includes a tarmac driveway bordered by a high beech hedge, providing private off-street parking and leading to a double garage.
The house is double-glazed throughout with new doors and windows installed seven years ago. It is heated by an oil-fired central heating system, supplemented by a bank of south-facing solar panels providing hot water in the summer.

Located in a semi-rural area on the A81 as it leaves Callander to the south, this property is just minutes from the town’s amenities. Callander, a picturesque tourist town within Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, offers a range of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, and essential services such as a bank, post office, leisure centre with swimming pool, and a golf course. It is also home to public services including a health centre, library, police and fire stations, and well-regarded schools. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby walks, cycle trails, and lochs. Road networks provide convenient access to Central Scotland and beyond, with Stirling 15 miles to the southeast and both Edinburgh and Glasgow within an hour’s drive.

An exceptional south-facing family home, The Byre is finished to a top-class specification throughout and is set in a picturesque rural location near the conservation village of Doune.Mallet Construction has transformed Deanston Farm Steading into a bespoke development featuring three unique homes. Retaining many of the original stone walls, the development exudes character, while the interiors are modern, spacious, and bright, fitted with high-spec fixtures and fittings.The Byre, located on the south side of the steading, offers traditional accommodation over two floors. A centrally located hall provides access to two main living areas, with a staircase leading to the first-floor bedrooms. The property features a private parking area by the front door, opening into a partially glazed, spacious vestibule. Beyond this, a wide hallway leads to the sitting room on the right and the kitchen/family room on the left. The sitting room boasts bi-folding doors/windows on the south side, flooding the room with light and providing access to the garden and patio. This double-aspect room also includes a wood-burning stove. The impressive kitchen, accessed from the hallway, is fitted with contemporary Mereway units and Silestone worktops. Integrated Smeg appliances include an oven, grill, induction hob, extractor fan, 60/40 fridge freezer, and washing machine. The kitchen also features modern floor tiling and a breakfast bar for informal dining. The ground floor is completed by a cloakroom WC and a utility room with matching kitchen units and worktops, plumbing for a washing machine, and deep storage cupboards.Upstairs, the first-floor landing is generously lit by a large window overlooking the garden. The principal bedroom offers ample space, a dressing area with built-in wardrobes, and an en-suite bathroom with a shower, bath, WC, and wash hand basin. Two additional bedrooms share a bathroom across the landing. All bathrooms are fitted with contemporary tiling and fixtures from Crossway and Duravit.The south-facing gardens of The Byre are a standout feature. Professionally landscaped, the rear gardens provide an exceptional space for entertaining and enjoying countryside views. The front of the property includes a gravel driveway and parking for multiple vehicles, along with a quality timber shed for external storage.Deanston Farm is situated just over a mile west of Doune, surrounded by countryside. The charming village of Doune offers a range of services and amenities, including a primary school, post office, shops, restaurant, medical practice, and library. The River Teith flows through the village, passing by the popular Doune Castle.The area surrounding Doune features stunning mountainous backdrops and countryside, stretching to Blair Drummond in the south, Dunblane and the Ochil Hills to the east, and Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park to the north and west.Stirling, with its historic castle, offers a selection of professional, retail, and leisure facilities, including primary and secondary schooling, and a Waitrose supermarket. Private schooling options include Ardvreck and Morrisons in Crieff, Dollar Academy, and Fairview International School in Bridge of Allan. Dunblane and Bridge of Allan also offer popular local services, with the latter being home to Stirling University, a sports centre, and the MacRobert Arts Centre with a theatre and cinema.Deanston is highly accessible, with the M9 motorway just 7 miles to the east, providing strong commuting links to Glasgow, Edinburgh, and Perth. Nearby train stations in Stirling, Bridge of Allan, and Dunblane offer regular services to major hubs. Glasgow Airport is 46 miles to the south-west, and Edinburgh Airport is 38 miles to the south-east.

***Plots 202 available*** The Harrington is a five bedroom detached villa. Comprising of large open plan kitchen/dining room with French doors to rear patio and a separate utility room, a spacious lounge, and a ground floor WC. Upstairs offers five bedrooms with en-suite in two of the bedrooms and a family bathroom off the upstairs landing. The property also benefits from an integral double garage and a large multi-car driveway.

The village of Plean lies just 12 miles from Stirling City and is located on the main A9 road from Falkirk and is well placed for commuting to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Perth. Perfectly placed, this historic village has all the essential amenities including a local library, medical centre, pharmacy, pub and convenience stores. East Plean primary School benefits from a purpose-built nursery which was added during the refurbishment, where some of the original features of this historic building, dating back to 1874, were retained. One of the key attractions in the area is the Plean Country Park owned by Stirling Council providing over 200 acres of woodland and parkland. Open all year round there is an array of cycle and walking paths, play park and horse riding trails. For wildlife spotters, you can see roe deer, rabbits, foxes and many different species of birds. Throughout the year there are a variety of events such as Family Fun Days. Just a mile from Plean you will find Plan Castle, often known as Cock-a-bendy Castle. Steeped in history this small oblong tower dates back to the 15th century an is ideal for a self-catering staycation or perfect for a wedding/celebration venue.

An excellent opportunity to purchase a building plot within the small semi-rural village of California. The property lies within an established residential address conveniently situated for access to local amenities and surrounding road network. The site extends to approximately 237 square metres or thereby and will provide the amenity of a two-car wide front driveway in addition to a sunny southerly rear garden.

Planning permission was granted in November 2022 for the erection of a two-storey detached villa. The stylish individual house design has an impressive sitting/dining room with bi-fold doors leading to decking, dining kitchen and shower room on the ground floor. On the upper level there are three bedrooms, en-suite shower room and family bathroom. Services including electricity, water and drainage all lie close to hand. There are many advantages to self-build including the ability to re-claim VAT on construction costs and significant savings on Land and Buildings Transaction Tax over purchasing an existing property. Being able to specify and finish the property to exacting personal standards will also be an attraction to purchasers. Any change to the existing planning will be the responsibility of the successful purchaser as would complying with planning conditions and obtaining a building warrant prior to construction.

Plans can be viewed by inserting application number P/22/0249/FUL on the Falkirk Council website planning portal.
California is a smaller semi-rural Stirlingshire village situated south of the major town of Falkirk. California offers local amenities including convenience shopping and well regarded primary school, a short walk from the property. The nearby villages of Polmont, Brightons and Shieldhill offer a wider range of amenities in the local area. Falkirk offers a more extensive range of facilities including main line rail links to the cities of Stirling, Edinburgh and Glasgow. The surrounding road and motorway network proves popular with commuters seeking access to many central Scottish centres of business including Glasgow, Stirling, Fife, Grangemouth and Edinburgh.

EPC Band TBC.

An impeccably presented, three bedroom, semi-detached villa enjoying south facing rear gardens and spectacular views taking in the rolling field and Campsie Fells. This ‘Avon’ style of Cala home was built in 2014 forming part of the ‘Dunmore Oaks’ development. This particular property lies on the periphery and as a result, enjoys one of the finest positions and most impressive views. Cala Holmes have become synonymous for their uncompromising specification and quality of finish along with the carefully selected locations of offering peace and convenience.

This particular property has been finished to an exceptionally high standard; the well-proportioned apartments are formed over two levels. The accommodation begins in the welcoming entrance hall which leads to the lounge, WC and the heart of the home is without doubt, the spacious open plan dining kitchen which is flooded in natural light by one broad picture window and a set of French doors accessing the rear gardens. The kitchen includes a range of wood effect and gloss units, a range of integrated appliances comprising of a Bosch gas hob, oven, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. Stairs on the ground floor lead to a galleried landing on the upper level where there are three well sized double bedrooms, two of which feature fitted wardrobes. The principle bedroom benefits from an adjoining en-suite and there is a family bathroom. Storage cupboards can be found on both levels and an attic space provides additional storage.

From the driveway a side gate accesses the south facing rear garden which enjoys the best of the day’s sunlight. The fully enclosed garden is lawned and complimented by an array of plants and shrubs and hedgerows. There is a diagonally laid timber decking adjacent to the French doors off the dining kitchen. There is also a garden shed that is located at the side and the block paved driveway provides parking.

Dunmore Street runs along the southern edge of Balfron directly facing the adjacent fields and although peaceful, is within easy walking distance of the wide array of amenities within this ever popular Stirlingshire village. Balfron is home to a number of shops, pharmacy, health centre, a choice of eatery including Doyles Cafe, and a pub. The location is particularly popular with families looking to secure the areas excellent schooling which include a local nursery school and Balfron Primary School which subsequently feeds into the renowned Balfron High School. The area is surrounded by picturesque scenery with a number of popular walking routes and further outdoor activities include Balfron Bowling Club, Donaldson park, Balfron Golf Club and is located a short distance from Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Regular bus services link to Glasgow and Stirling as do major arterial road networks.

This delightful four-bedroom, traditional detached cottage is set within beautiful garden grounds on the edge of the River Endrick and is only a short walk from all of Balfron’s amenities.

Dating back to the late 1700s and acknowledged as the birthplace of Sir Alexander (Greek) Thomson, the renowned architect, this B-listed cottage has been completely refurbished and now provides beautifully presented accommodation.

As our photographs and video show, this stunning home is in immaculate order throughout and provides comfortable, cosy accommodation, including: an entrance hall, reception hall with home office off, a beautiful living room with a stove, a fully equipped kitchen with a door to the garden, a bathroom, a double bedroom, and a further double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and door to the garden. Upstairs, there are two further bedrooms and a shower room.

In addition to the main accommodation, there is a charming one-bedroom cabin/bothy with a sun deck in the garden. The cabin has a full Airbnb license and has been regularly rented out on a short-term basis, generating a strong income throughout the year.

As shown in the floor plan, the ground-floor bedroom with an en-suite has direct access to the garden and can be separated from the main house, providing an additional rentable space.

The house is accessed via a cobbled driveway through electric gates, leading to the gravelled driveway/parking area, which then leads to a two-car carport. There is a further single garage/store adjoining the gable of the house. Also to the rear are sheltered seating areas, an ornamental pond with adjacent decking, and a covered hot tub. The remainder of the garden is laid to lawn with beautiful mature specimen trees. At the bottom of the garden is a superb timber outbuilding, currently used as additional social/living space. The entire boundary is screened by timber fencing and mature conifer hedging, and access to the walkways along the river can be gained from the rear garden.

Balfron is a charming village in the picturesque countryside of Stirlingshire, offering a close-knit community atmosphere. Surrounded by rolling hills and stunning landscapes, it’s an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts. The village is home to a variety of amenities, including shops, cafes, and local pubs, providing a convenient and vibrant lifestyle. Balfron also boasts excellent schools, such as Balfron Primary and Balfron Secondary, making it a perfect place for families.