Originally built around 1854 in French Renaissance-style and extended around 1890 with the addition of a substantial wing to the North East and top floor.The architecturally magnificent Grade B Listed Viewvale House offers over 5,800 Sq ft of light-filled flexible accommodation arranged over three large floors filled with character including large sash windows, high ceilings, fine cornicing and ornate plasterwork. Entered via its imposing columned porch it holds generously proportioned rooms throughout, a convenient layout and original fireplaces. The ground floor accommodation includes a stunning sitting room with a feature fireplace, a study/office, store/work room, WC, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room which benefits from solid Maple bespoke cabinets, an AGA cooker and adjoining utility room. The kitchen also provides access to the substantial and private garden as well as a convenient secondary stairway to the upper floors. This initially leads to the half landing providing a double bedroom and large shower room. Before arriving at the main first floor.Utilising the grand main staircase with detailed balustrade also allows access to the first floor providing a further substantial drawing room with dual aspect. It provides a large principal bedroom with a spacious contemporary ensuite bathroom benefiting from a power shower and Jacuzzi bath. Complimented with three further generous bedrooms, a shower room and family bathroom. The property's three remaining bedrooms can be found on the second floor along with the vast billiard/family room with pleasant views of the gardens, one bathroom, the library and easy access for storage in the attic. Outside the property there is a well maintained front and secluded rear garden with additional substantial gardens to the North West of the house. Additionally the original derelict coach and wash houses can be found to the East of the property. Having fallen into disrepair this offers refurbishment potential and subject to relevant permissions could be a large garage or additional dwelling. To the immediate front of this building is a gated driveway. Reception Hall Sitting room Dining room Study/Office Store/Work Room WC Kitchen/ Breakfast Room Utility Room Drawing room Principal Bedroom with Ensuite Bathroom 7 further Bedrooms 2 Shower rooms 2 Bathrooms Billiards Room/Family room Library Store Attic Garden Derelict Coach House with adjoining Wash HouseGeneralEPC Band: ECouncil Tax: Band HLocal Council: Stirling Services: Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Gas Central Heating. Broadband connected. Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.Fixtures and Fittings: All fitted carpets, flooring and blinds are included in the sale as are the integrated appliances in the kitchen. Please refer to the selling agent regarding curtains and light fittings and any further items.Within the immediate vicinity of the house in Bannockburn is the local Google rated 5* Colin Nicoll Butchers, a Co-op, Pharmacy, Ladywell Park with children's play area, sub-post office, hairdressers, coffee house, pub and library as well as a community business hub (due to open 27/7/22). Stirling City Centre is 2.6 miles, providing assorted supermarkets including Sainsburys and Waitrose. A cinema complex and various eateries. Additionally a Dobbies Garden Centre, the University of Stirling and Stirling Castle. Stirling Train Station is 2.7 miles, with links to Glasgow and Perth in circa 30-35 mins and Edinburgh circa 50 mins. Falkirk circa 15 mins. Dollar Academy with Prep to Senior & boarding schooling 14 miles (the vendor has told us the school bus stops at the bus stop adjacent to the house). Edinburgh Airport 27.6 miles For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70753833
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DescriptionHalliday Homes Collection are delighted to bring to the market this most impressive, Victorian, detached family villa which sits within very well maintained and private garden grounds. Reputedly built as a holiday home, the house has an interesting plan taking full advantage of its scenic setting above the Garbh Uisge river just below the Falls of Leny.Erected in circa 1892, this C-listed stone built villa holds a commanding position over the peaceful town of Callander. Having substantial grounds and gardens approaching, circa, two acres, it is quite simply, one of the finest historical homes to grace the Callander market.Traditional features of the property include: sash and case windows, ceiling roses, deep skirtings, elegant cornicing and inglenook fireplaces. Externally, entered via private gates, is the driveway, which leads to the entrance of the property. Extensive gardens, which featured in the Scotland Garden Scheme, backing onto woodland, formal lawns, a fine range of herbaceous plants, gravel paths, trees and a rockery filled with a superb selection of plants. There is also a single garage with light, power and up-and-over door.LocationThe town of Callander sits within the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, is surrounded by some of Scotland's most picturesque scenery and is often described as the gateway to the Highlands. Outdoor pursuits are well catered for including an 18-hole golf club, fine hillwalking, cycling and climbing amenities all close at hand. There is a wide range of shops to meet day-to-day needs and schooling at both primary and secondary level, with the McLaren High School also having a leisure centre. Close by there is a medical centre and dentist and for those who commute the area is well located to provide access to a wide range of business centres in the Central Belt of Scotland.EPC Rating F27Council Tax Band GDirections - Using what3words search for fattening.likes.talentsGround FloorPorchEntrance HallDrawing Room (7.2m x 5.9m)Living Room/Smoking Room (7.2m x 4.9m)Dining Room (6.6m x 5.4m)Kitchen (5.0m x 3.8m)Utility Room (2.7m x 2.3m)Boot Room (3.3m x 3.0m)WC (1.7m x 1.1m)Bedroom 1 (4.8m x 4.0m)Bedroom 2 (4.2m x 4.1m)WC (1.4m x 1.2m)Shower Room (3.2m x 2.2m)Bathroom (3.4m x 2.2m)Upper FloorsFirst Floor:Living Room (7.0m x 6.0m)Kitchen (5.1m x 3.0m)Bathroom (2.8m x 2.1m)Bedroom 3 (4.1m x 3.9m)Bedroom 4 (4.0m x 2.9m)Bedroom 5 (4.0m x 4.0m)Second Floor:Sitting Room (4.1m x 4.0m)Third Floor:Roof TerraceAgents NoteWe believe these details to be accurate, however it is not guaranteed, and they do not form any part of a contract. Fixtures and fittings are not included unless specified otherwise. Photographs are for general information, and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property. Areas, distances and room measurements are approximate only and the floor plans, which are for illustrative purposes only, may not be to scale.Halliday Homes CollectionEstablished in 2016, The Halliday Homes Collection exclusively covers our most prestigious, luxury properties. Personally led by Austin Halliday and a select team of experienced local staff, we take pride in ensuring each and every property we market is presented to the highest standard. Should you be looking for a more discreet, low key approach, we offer a tailor made service to your personal needs and end goal. We strive in knowing our vendors and buyers, the formation of a strong relationship being key to progressing the sale to a successful conclusion.Signature properties gain access to a range of our premium, expertly curated services as well as a team who specialize in the high-end luxury market.The team are personally on hand to welcome you to the Collection, offering a specialised personal and truly different service for your luxury properties. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69378934
Rural farmhouse with holiday cottages in stunning setting. DescriptionBack Borland is a beautiful 1.5 storey former farmhouse constructed of stone under a slate roof and set amongst 7.5 acres of land offering versatile living in a peaceful rural location. Originally built around the 1700's the accommodation and outbuildings stretch to around 5425 sq ft and in its current form comprises the main house, two cottages - The Byre and The Steading, a studio and spa area. The property has been altered and modernised by the current owners who have created a superb lifestyle business within the short term holiday rental market. The Byre offers four bedrooms with an open plan reception area and kitchen while The Steading has one bedroom and an open plan kitchen and living area. The main house boasts a stunning generously-sized sitting room with vaulted ceiling, exposed wooden beams and an impressive open stone fireplace as the focal point. Thanks to the large windows overlooking the garden and the Velux windows in the roof this is an extremely light and bright space ideal for relaxing or socialising. The newly fitted dining/kitchen is well appointed with a range of wall and floor mounted units, built in appliances, parquet flooring and a dark blue wood-fired Esse cast iron cooker providing off-grid back up if needed, for both cooking and hot water. The kitchen has plenty of space for dining or entertaining and again benefits from views over the garden. Off the kitchen is a cosy family room with wood burning stove. A door leads through to the rear hallway and a downstairs double bedroom with en suite bathroom and a staircase leading up to a further two bedrooms. The principal bedroom, located off the sitting room, has dual aspect views over the garden, built in wardrobes and an attractive en suite shower room. This completes the accommodation in the main house.The Byre which was originally a cow barn has been wonderfully converted and displays the same high vaulted ceilings and exposed wooden beams that are found in the main house. The open plan living and well-appointed kitchen area is spacious and bright with a central woodburning stove that rotates to heat either the dining area or sunroom which has French doors leading outside to the lawn and a picnic bench. The Byre has four bedrooms, three of which are located on the ground floor along with the family bathroom; one benefits from an en suite shower room. The principal bedroom with adjacent shower room is upstairs and is accessed via a bespoke staircase.The Steading, also converted from the original 18th century farm steading, has an open plan sitting and dining room and well-equipped kitchen with a woodburning stove. This property has one double bedroom, a bathroom with bath/shower, low level wash hand basin and WC. Linked to The Steading is a versatile studio with WC and a garage which stores the biomass boiler. Other highlights include a spa area, with heated indoor 'endless' swimming pool, and adjacent outdoor hot tub to the rear of the property and solar panels. Back Borland has around 7.5 acres of garden and land formed of lawn, mature woodland and a paddock/grazing ground making the property perfect for a small equestrian facility or hobby livestock. The property benefits from uninterrupted views over the idyllic countryside along with complete privacy.LocationBack Borland encompasses approximately 7.5 acres within the stunning Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, nestled amidst the rolling hills above Gartmore. With the Queen Elizabeth Forest on the doorstep, this idyllic setting offers an abundance of cycle tracks, walking trails and wildlife. Just 1.3 miles away lies the charming village of Gartmore, providing essential amenities such as a primary school, church and a vibrant community spirit. Residents take pride in collectively owning and maintaining the historic Black Bull pub and hotel, which dates back to 1740 and has undergone extensive renovations by dedicated locals. The village also hosts a plethora of clubs and societies and there is a community owned, beautifully refurbished village hall as well as a play park and football pitch.Nearby Aberfoyle which is 4.5 miles distance, offers further services with a Co-op supermarket, petrol station, and a range of of shops, delis, cafes and restaurants, all set against the picturesque backdrop of the River Forth.Secondary education is available at Balfron High, and McLaren High School with its neighbouring Sports Centre, situated in the bustling tourist hub of Callander, while independent Dollar Academy is within easy reach. The city of Stirling is a 30-minute drive away and is home to a historic castle and a university which incorporates the Macrobert Arts Centre and superb sports facilities, both of which are open to the public. Glasgow is 50 minutes away by road and provides all the attractions and services expected of a major European city including a mainline station and international airport while Edinburgh is just over an hour by car. Additional InfoCouncil Tax Band - FThe holiday cottages qualify for 100% business rates reliefThe property benefits from a Biomass boiler, which will be in receipt of RHI payments until July 2034, similarly the solar panels are in receipt of FIT payments which will continue until 2037. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70730987
Fully modernised Victorian family home with stunning south-facing outlook. Description125 Henderson Street is an attractive, B Listed family house dating back to the 1860s. It sits in an elevated, south-facing setting with wonderful views over Pullar Memorial Park with Stirling Castle beyond. The house underwent an extensive refurbishment project in 2023 which included the replacement of an existing extension to add an impressive new open plan kitchen / family room. Other notable improvements include the upgrading of bathrooms, the installation of a new heating system, full rewiring and a CCTV system. The magnificent new open plan kitchen / family room has uninterrupted views towards Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument, and patio doors which lead out into the garden. There is a log burner in the family room extension, and integrated AEG kitchen appliances include a Black Edition combi oven / microwave, double fridges, double freezers, Black Edition coffee machine and dishwasher. There is also a new electric five-oven AGA in the contemporary Blush shade which is available by separate negotiation. The central island has a breakfast bar and a sink with Quooker tap providing boiling and chilled sparkling water. The fourth bedroom (currently used as a sitting room) has two west facing windows, two shelved alcoves, and ornate ceiling plasterwork. The adjacent dining room has a large south-facing bay window. A boot room, WC, and utility room are all situated off a back hallway. The utility has an integrated second dishwasher, fridge / freezer and is plumbed for laundry appliances. At the end of the hallway is a home office with fitted shelving and internal windows to the family room. A stone staircase curves up to the first floor landing from the entrance hall, and is overlooked by a large window providing an abundance of natural light. There are three double bedrooms off the landing, two of which have south facing bay windows with working shutters and stunning views towards Stirling Castle. Bedroom 1 has an en suite bathroom with separate shower, and its own dressing room. Bedroom 2 also has an en suite shower room, and bedroom 3 has a walk in wardrobe. A family bathroom and linen cupboard complete the first floor accommodation. The basement currently comprises three store rooms. The existing planning permission gives consent for the conversion of these to create a further bedroom, shower and store.The beautiful mature garden sits south facing, to the front of the property. The garden is lawned and surrounded by mature shrubs and a rich variety of trees. The grounds are part walled and part enclosed by an evergreen yew hedge providing the garden with privacy. The tarmac drive to the property passes through stone pillars, through the front garden and up to the side of the house. To the front of the house there is a gravelled parking area and the drive continues around to the rear. Here there is a paved courtyard which is overlooked by the original coach house. This is currently derelict and in need of full restoration but may offer excellent potential for additional accommodation such as an annexe or home office (subject to the required consents). To the north of the courtyard is a bank of mature trees and rhododendrons, providing the house with a great sense of privacy from the houses behind, and shelter from the north.LocationBridge of Allan is a beautiful and historic spa town with a thriving centre offering a good range of shops, cafes and restaurants including Nick Nairn's on Henderson Street. Fairview International School is less than half a mile away from the house and is a highly regarded co-educational independent school for children of all ages. Bridge of Allan has numerous sporting facilities including a golf course and tennis club and this property also benefits from its proximity to Stirling University, which has beautiful grounds and many sporting facilities open to the public, including a near Olympic size swimming pool and indoor and outdoor tennis courts. The library is also open to the public and the Macrobert Arts Centre provides a wide range of live performances and includes a film theatre that screens both mainstream and arthouse films. There are also a number of local primary and secondary state schools nearby. Private schools in the area include Dollar Academy, Strathallan, Morrison's Academy, Glenalmond and Kilgraston. Stirling, just to the south, is the major town of central Scotland. Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument rise high above the town and are testament to its historic past. Today the town provides a full range of shops and services including several superstores and a branch of Waitrose. Bridge of Allan is well placed for both road and rail connections to all the major towns of central Scotland. The connection between the M9 (south) and A9 (north) is only two miles to the northwest, giving quick access to Edinburgh, Glasgow and Perth. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow airports are within easy reach and Bridge of Allan has a railway station with commuter services to both cities. The Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park lies just to the west with its wealth of outdoor activities including climbing, hill walking, mountain biking, water sports and other outdoor pursuits. The internationally renowned Gleneagles Hotel with its leisure club and golf courses is only 17 miles away.Square Footage: 4,224 sq ft Acreage: 0.41 Acres Additional InfoServices - Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage. Central heating provided by gas fired boiler. The new heating system was installed in 2023. Local Authority & tax band - Stirling Council tax band GConservation Area and Listing - 125 Henderson Street is within the Bridge of Allan Conservation Area and is Category B Listed. Fixtures & Fittings - All fitted curtains, carpets, blinds, light fittings and integrated white goods are included in the sale. The new AGA is excluded from the sale but can be available by separate negotiation. Planning Permission - The existing planning permission and Listed Building Consent allows for the conversion of the cellars into a bedroom, shower room and large store. Further details can be found on the Stirling Council's online planning portal (Ref. 22/00670/FUL). For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i71084230
The PropertyHalliday Homes Collection are delighted to bring to the market this stunning, Victorian, B listed, stone built detached villa, which holds a desirable position within the prestigious Kings Park Conservation Area. This beautiful home, built circa 1840, benefits from modern day living whilst retaining a plethora of original features and generous accommodation throughout.The internal accommodation is formed over 2 levels, on the ground floor is the welcoming hall, drawing room, lounge, breakfasting kitchen, bedroom 5, bar and WC. On the first floor is the principle bedroom with en-suite, dressing room/bedroom 4, two further double bedrooms and family bathroom. Traditional features of the property include ornate cornicing and ceilings, deep skirting, original doors, restored sash and case windows with working shutters and decorative staircase. The property also benefits from a fully integrated alarm system and security cameras along with a Sonos sound system throughout every room on the ground floor.The GardenExternally the property has a large monobloc drive for ample parking. Beautiful & private rear garden mainly bound by a wall, laid with lawn and a fine selection of shrubs and bushes. The garden also benefits from newly fitted composite raised decking, shed, summerhouse, fully insulated sauna and a changing room with shower, WC and detached double garage with light and power.The LocationKings Park is a highly regarded location well within walking distance to the centre of Stirling. As well as the excellent shopping facilities the city has to offer, there are numerous sites of historical significance such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. Schooling is available nearby at both primary and secondary level and the region is well served by independent schools, with Fairview International, Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy and Morrison's all in the area. The M9 and M80 motorways are close by, as is the A9 which gives quick access to Perth. Local bus stop approximately 100 metres from the house. The international airports of Glasgow and Edinburgh are within easy reach by road and the main line railway stations in Stirling, Dunblane and Bridge of Allan. The area also benefits from its proximity to Stirling University, many of whose sporting facilities are available to the public. In addition to the many local sports clubs and golf courses, the world-renowned Gleneagles Golf and Leisure facilities are a short drive away. There are plentiful open spaces, woodland walks and extensive views, taking in the Trossachs to the west and the Touch Hills to the south.EPC Rating: E71Council Tax Band: GDirections: using what3words, search for - 'status.point.cars'VestibuleAccessed through double storm doors with LVT flooring and glass panelled door to the hall.Reception HallWelcoming hallway with LVT flooring, staircase to the upper level with large window at the half landing and radiator.Drawing Room 5.60m x 4.60mStunning room with large window overlooking the front garden. Impressive decorative ceiling, recessed shelving, feature gas fire with decorative surround. Carpeted flooring, TV point and two radiators.Lounge 4.90m x 4.60mAnother spacious room overlooking the front garden. Large window, carpeted flooring, two shelved cupboards, and two radiators.Bedroom 5 4.90m x 4.60mA spacious fifth double bedroom with open fireplace, window overlooking the rear garden, carpeted flooring, two shelved cupboards, TV point and two radiators.Dining/Kitchen 5.60m x 4.60mImpressive bespoke fitted kitchen that comprises a selection of soft closing kitchen cabinetry and granite work surface. Belfast sink, breakfasting area, Lacanche dual fuel range cooker, wine cooler, integrated appliances to include full height fridge and full height freezer, washing machine, microwaves & dishwasher. Tiled flooring and two radiators.Bar 9.10m x 2.60mSituated off the kitchen, this space is ideal for entertaining. Dual aspect windows, laminate floor, and door giving access to the side of the property.WC 3.30m x 2.40mTraditional white two-piece suite of wash hand basin and WC with high level cistern, radiator, LVT flooring and understairs storage cupboard.First Floor LandingBright upper hall with stunning ornate cornicing, carpeted flooring, shelved cupboard, radiator and access to all rooms on this floor.Principle Bedroom 4.70m x 4.60mWell-proportioned room with large window overlooking Kings Park. Feature electric fire with decorative fireplace, carpeted flooring, shelved cupboard, TV point, 2 radiators.En-Suite 2.50m x 2.20mTraditional three two-piece suite of wash hand basin, WC with high level cistern, radiator, half tiled walls, window, and porcelain tiled flooring.Bedroom 2 5.90m x 4.60mAnother well-proportioned second double bedroom with open fireplace, stunning ornate cornicing, large window overlooking the front, carpeted flooring, TV point and two radiators.Bedroom 3 4.70m x 4.60mA spacious third double bedroom with feature fireplace, window overlooking the rear garden, carpeted flooring, TV point, shelved cupboard and two radiators.Dressing room/Bedroom 4 4.60m x 3.70mGood sized room currently utilised as a dressing room. Fitted wardrobes, carpeted flooring, and window overlooking the rear garden.Bathroom 3.40m x 2.00mFabulous bathroom with traditional three-piece bathroom suite of WC, wash hand basin, freestanding roll top slipper bath, and corner shower cubicle. Half tiled walls, radiator with towel rail, and tiled flooring.Agent's NoteWe believe these details to be accurate, however it is not guaranteed, and they do not form any part of a contract. Fixtures and fittings are not included unless specified otherwise. Photographs are for general information, and it must not be inferred that any item is included for sale with the property. Areas, distances and room measurements are approximate only and the floor plans, which are for illustrative purposes only, may not be to scale. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i70172838
Historic country house with stunning hillside setting above conservation village. DescriptionThe present day house is a property of outstanding character which retains many original features and is listed Category A. The property offers comfortable rooms and a sensible layout for modern family occupation.The main entrance has a vaulted hallway and a wine cellar off to the side. Also on the ground floor is a sitting room with an arched 16th century stone fireplace with a solid fuel stove and aumbry recess. The kitchen has a four oven gas AGA, wooden cupboards and a Belfast sink. Beyond the kitchen are a utility room, back door and WC. There is a panelled central hall on the principal floor which connects to the drawing room, dining room and pantry. The drawing room has a decorative panelled ceiling, stone fireplace, 16th century oak door and a studded door to spiral stairs up to the library. The dining room has brightly painted ceiling panels and a fireplace with stone surround. The pantry has fitted linen and glass cupboards with painted doors. There are also two bedrooms and two bathrooms on this floor. The wooden carved staircase rises to the second floor. The library at the top of the house has a ceiling made of ship's timbers. There are three more bedrooms and a bathroom. One of the bedrooms is currently used as a study. Off the back stairs is a loft bedroom or studio.COTTAGEThe cottage is connected to the house by an arch. It is open plan with a living room with solid fuel stove, kitchen area with fitted cupboards, shower room with sauna and galleried bedroom with coombed ceiling. FORMER STABLESThe former stables are built of stone under a tiled roof and provide useful ancillary accommodation. The former stalls have a panelled ceiling. The studio has slotted side windows. There is a large store room.GARAGESBelow the stables is a single garage with sliding wooden doors. To the side is a flat roofed double garage with sliding half glazed wooden doors. GARDENSBlairlogie Castle is set in 2.6 acres of south facing gardens which are laid out in terraces and are protected by mature trees. There are many unusual plants and specimens in the garden.In front of the castle, enclosed by a castellated arch, is a gravel sweep. Between the castle and the old stables is a flat garden with a central sundial surrounded by hedges and herbaceous borders. A gate and steps lead up to lawns to the north of the house. There is a lawn with a stone summerhouse above and a south facing vegetable garden with fruit cages to the side. There are mature apple and plum trees in a small orchard. A gate at the top of the property leads onto the hill, from where a path leads to the top of Dumyat. Below the house is a terrace with a garden store and a large greenhouse. There is a barbecue area and a flat lawn surrounded by shrubs and herbaceous borders. Below this terrace are trees and banks of azaleas and rhododendrons. Running down the eastern side of the garden is a woodland area featuring azalea and rhododendrons with a burn and waterfalls. This passes under the drive which leads down to the front gates.LocationBlairlogie Castle sits above the conservation village of Blairlogie at the foot of Dumyat in the Ochil Hills. The property commands magnificent views over the Forth Valley to the Wallace Monument. Blairlogie is a small village or Scots "clachan". It is the earliest of Scotland's officially designated Conservation Areas. The village is picturesque, with an eclectic cluster of white houses, mainly of the 18th and 19th centuries, though some are older. Many have the red pan-tiles roofs of the period. Above the village is Dumyat (Dum-EYE-at) with the iron age fort of the hill-dwelling Myaeti people: There are arable fields and pasture all around. The village used to be a health spa, where folk came for the air, the fresh water and the goats' milk from the herds kept here.The village has a very accessible situation with the A91 being the main road from Stirling across central Scotland to Fife. The M80 to Glasgow and the M9 to Edinburgh are only 5 miles to the south. Both Edinburgh and Glasgow airports are easily accessible.Stirling is the major town of central Scotland. In the Middle Ages Stirling was the seat of the Kings of Scotland and the town is famous for William Wallace who fought the English at Stirling in the 13th century. There is a range of Superstores to the east of Stirling. Nearby Bridge of Allan is a sought after town with a good range of shops and restaurants. It has a railway station with commuter services to both Edinburgh and Glasgow. Bridge of Allan is also home of Stirling University and which has a sports centre and the MacRoberts Arts Centre. Dollar Academy is 9 miles away.Square Footage: 5,367 sq ft Acreage: 2.6 AcresDirectionsFrom the roundabout at Junction 9 on the M9 and M80 take the A91 signposted to St Andrews. Follow this road past the east side of Stirling continuing towards Menstrie and Tillicoultry. Beyond Stirling the road bends sharp right. Continue for a further ½ mile to the village of Blairlogie. In Blairlogie turn left into the village, signposted to The Square. Follow the road to the top of the village. The gate pillars to Blairlogie Castle are at the top of the village. Additional InfoServices - Private water supply and drainage. Mains electricity and gas.Central heating from gas fired boilers. The property is protected by a burglar alarm and security lighting.Blairlogie Castle is Listed category ABlairlogie is a conservation area and the property is surrounded by land designated as green belt or site of special scenic interest.Fixtures and Fittings - The light fittings are excluded from the sale. 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The Roman Camp Hotel is a 15 bedroom hotel offering a fantastic range of bar, lounge, restaurant, and function facilities for its guests. The mix of characterful public areas offers a range of rooms in which to relax, plus there are excellent dining facilities, including the bistro at the walled garden. With its riverside location and beautiful grounds, the Roman Camp Hotel is also an ideal wedding venue with the hotel and grounds providing excellent photographic opportunities.The gardens and grounds at The Roman Camp Hotel extend to about 12.5 acres in total and are a real feature of the property. The hotel is approached through an ancient archway via a treelined driveway to parking in front of the hotel. Additional overflow parking is within the grounds. Sweeping lawns surround the main building, with mature trees adding to the impressive setting. Pathways meander throughout the grounds and to the beautiful walled garden which has a wealth of colour and a productive vegetable garden. The River Teith flows in front of the hotel. About 360 metres of single bank salmon and sea trout fishing rights are included in the sale. Two large paddocks lie behind and to the east of the hotel.There are some properties and land excluded from the sale. This includes three houses located on the main street, about 11.5 acres of land to the east of the Walled Garden and an additional length of salmon fishing on the River Teith. Some of the retained subjects may be available by separate negotiation. Floorplans and additional info are available from the Selling Agents.Roman Camp Hotel sits in a lovely setting within Callander beside the River Teith. The local town of Callander is one of the "gateways to the Highlands" and provides the everyday amenities expected of a thriving town, including a Post Office, supermarkets, specialist food shops, a florist, a chemist, and a health centre.The town has excellent primary and secondary schooling, and the McLaren Leisure Centre offers a good range of sporting opportunities, including a swimming pool. Callander Golf Club lies to the north of the town, and there is a sailing club to the west on the nearby Loch Venacher. The River Teith is famous for its trout and salmon fishing. The Rob Roy Centre is situated in the centre of Callander, and other tourist attractions nearby include cruises on the steamship Sir Walter Scott on Loch Katrine in the Trossachs and Doune Castle.The City of Stirling is the historic heart of Scotland, with Stirling Castle, Bannockburn Heritage site, and the Wallace Monument just a few of the many sights to visit in the local area. There are some excellent golf clubs in the area, including courses at Stirling, Callander, and Dunblane, whilst the world-famous courses at Loch Lomond, Gleneagles and St Andrews are all relatively easily accessible. The property lies within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, which offers world-famous scenery with a plethora of recreation and leisure opportunities, including water sports, hill walking, and climbing.Stirling is well-placed for road, rail, and bus connections to all major towns in Scotland. The pivot of the M9 and M80 motorway network is only 3 miles to the west of Stirling, giving quick access to Edinburgh and Glasgow. The hotel's location provides its visitors with a great base to explore the many picturesque areas of Scotland. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_stirlingshire-r783000/for-sale_i69188298
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