House For Sale £330,000
This four bedroom detached villa is conveniently located in sought-after quiet residential area. Enjoying a corner plot position within a very quiet cul-de-sac with no through traffic, the property suits those looking for a peaceful, family area within Callander.
The property offers bright and spacious accommodation over two floors. The large private driveway can accommodate at least four vehicles without having to move any for access. Additionally, the driveway leads to the property, and the detached double garage. The front door opens into the welcoming reception hallway which leads to the principle apartments of lounge, family room, dining kitchen, guest bedroom and bathroom. The staircase from the hallway leads to the upper floor leading to the principle bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite shower room. Bedroom two is well sized with fitted wardrobes and there is a further bedroom and a well-appointed family bathroom. Warmth is provided by gas central heating.
To the rear there is a private and enclosed sizeable level garden which is laid to lawn and complimented by a slabbed patio accessed from the lounge via sliding patio doors.
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, 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. EPC – D
The property offers bright and spacious accommodation over two floors. The large private driveway can accommodate at least four vehicles without having to move any for access. Additionally, the driveway leads to the property, and the detached double garage. The front door opens into the welcoming reception hallway which leads to the principle apartments of lounge, family room, dining kitchen, guest bedroom and bathroom. The staircase from the hallway leads to the upper floor leading to the principle bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite shower room. Bedroom two is well sized with fitted wardrobes and there is a further bedroom and a well-appointed family bathroom. Warmth is provided by gas central heating.
To the rear there is a private and enclosed sizeable level garden which is laid to lawn and complimented by a slabbed patio accessed from the lounge via sliding patio doors.
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, 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. EPC – D
