House For Sale £450,000
Traditional steading conversion with lovely gardens
Description
The Steading at Cessintully Mill is a charming single storey property that was redeveloped around 2008. Originally part of the former flour mill, the property is of stone construction under a slate roof and offers well-proportioned internal accommodation. The accommodation which is all on one level incorporates external and internal access for wheel chairs Externally, The Steading benefits from approximately 4 acres of scenic land including the former mill lade (pond) creating a wildlife haven on the doorstep.
The accommodation, which is all on one level, begins with a
main hallway leading into a spacious living room and well-appointed open plan kitchen/dining room with a
range of built in storage options, central island unit and navy blue two oven aga along with plenty of room for dining. A handy utility room is located off. The kitchen allows access via French doors to the generous patio area which benefits from views of the garden, the pond and surrounding countryside.
There are three double bedrooms with the principal benefiting from an en suite wet room. In addition there is a large family bathroom with bath, separate shower, low level WC and wash hand basin.
The low maintenance grounds at The Steading are exceptionally attractive and one of the best features of the property. The total area equates to approximately 4 acres and comprises the mill lade (pond), woodland and wild garden with a lawn and mature borders.
Further benefits include an external garage, plenty of parking for multiple vehicles and double glazed window units
Location
The Steading at Cessintully Mill is a beautiful home located in an idyllic semi-rural setting with magnificent views over the private mill pond and surrounding Stirlingshire countryside. The property lies just outside the village of Thornhill and is extremely accessible from Stirling and the M9 motorway.
The local village of Thornhill has a church, shop, pub, community hall and a branch of the Doune health centre. Thornhill Primary School is within the catchment area for McLaren High School in Callander (7 miles away, transport provided). Stirling University, with its arts centre and outstanding sports facilities – all open to the local community, is 10 miles away. There are a number of private day schools within 30 miles, many of which have transport arrangements from areas around Stirling.
The city of Stirling has grown over recent years and now has a good range of shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and high street shopping, together with superstores on the edge of town. There are a number of thriving sports clubs with ‘The Peak’ offering extensive fitness facilities. Stirling is the historic heart of Scotland, with Stirling Castle, Bannockburn and the Wallace Monument just a few of the many sites to visit in the local area. Gleneagles Hotel with its leisure club and golf courses is only 20 miles away.
Junction 10 on the M9 gives access by motorway or dual carriageway to Edinburgh (M9), Glasgow (M80) and Perth (A9). Stirling station has direct services to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Aberdeen and London. The bus service through Thornhill links Aberfoyle to the west and Stirling to the east.
Square Footage: 1,674 sq ft
Additional Info
Council Tax - Band F
Description
The Steading at Cessintully Mill is a charming single storey property that was redeveloped around 2008. Originally part of the former flour mill, the property is of stone construction under a slate roof and offers well-proportioned internal accommodation. The accommodation which is all on one level incorporates external and internal access for wheel chairs Externally, The Steading benefits from approximately 4 acres of scenic land including the former mill lade (pond) creating a wildlife haven on the doorstep.
The accommodation, which is all on one level, begins with a
main hallway leading into a spacious living room and well-appointed open plan kitchen/dining room with a
range of built in storage options, central island unit and navy blue two oven aga along with plenty of room for dining. A handy utility room is located off. The kitchen allows access via French doors to the generous patio area which benefits from views of the garden, the pond and surrounding countryside.
There are three double bedrooms with the principal benefiting from an en suite wet room. In addition there is a large family bathroom with bath, separate shower, low level WC and wash hand basin.
The low maintenance grounds at The Steading are exceptionally attractive and one of the best features of the property. The total area equates to approximately 4 acres and comprises the mill lade (pond), woodland and wild garden with a lawn and mature borders.
Further benefits include an external garage, plenty of parking for multiple vehicles and double glazed window units
Location
The Steading at Cessintully Mill is a beautiful home located in an idyllic semi-rural setting with magnificent views over the private mill pond and surrounding Stirlingshire countryside. The property lies just outside the village of Thornhill and is extremely accessible from Stirling and the M9 motorway.
The local village of Thornhill has a church, shop, pub, community hall and a branch of the Doune health centre. Thornhill Primary School is within the catchment area for McLaren High School in Callander (7 miles away, transport provided). Stirling University, with its arts centre and outstanding sports facilities – all open to the local community, is 10 miles away. There are a number of private day schools within 30 miles, many of which have transport arrangements from areas around Stirling.
The city of Stirling has grown over recent years and now has a good range of shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and high street shopping, together with superstores on the edge of town. There are a number of thriving sports clubs with ‘The Peak’ offering extensive fitness facilities. Stirling is the historic heart of Scotland, with Stirling Castle, Bannockburn and the Wallace Monument just a few of the many sites to visit in the local area. Gleneagles Hotel with its leisure club and golf courses is only 20 miles away.
Junction 10 on the M9 gives access by motorway or dual carriageway to Edinburgh (M9), Glasgow (M80) and Perth (A9). Stirling station has direct services to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Aberdeen and London. The bus service through Thornhill links Aberfoyle to the west and Stirling to the east.
Square Footage: 1,674 sq ft
Additional Info
Council Tax - Band F
