House For Sale £415,000
Set in the charming village of Killin, this delightful Victorian villa, complete with an attached annexe apartment and extensive private garden, offers a perfect blend of traditional elegance and modern convenience. Originally serving as the local doctor's surgery, this property has been thoughtfully reconfigured and transformed into a spacious family home.
Spanning two floors and measuring 2,616 square feet, the accommodation comprises an inviting entrance vestibule, a welcoming reception hallway, a comfortable lounge flooded with natural light, a formal dining room ideal for entertaining, a well-equipped dining kitchen, and a practical utility room with a cellar and gardener's Loo. Upstairs, you'll find four generously sized double bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom. The annexe area, accessed from the kitchen, includes a snug sitting room, a double bedroom, and a WC. The annexe apartment could also serve as a dedicated home office space, ideal for those running businesses and requiring a professional setting to meet with clients.
Outside, the property boasts an attractive front garden with mortared stone walls and charming ironwork, while a gravel driveway leads to a spacious parking area and a large detached garage with workspace area, sink and outside taps for garden use. The large rear gardens feature lush lawns, mature trees, shrubs, a greenhouse, and additional storage space.
Located in Breadalbane at the western end of Loch Tay in Perthshire, Killin is surrounded by stunning countryside, including the famous Falls of Dochart. Residents can enjoy a variety of scenic walks, from challenging Munro climbs to leisurely strolls along historic paths. The village benefits from a local bus service with connections to Stirling and beyond. Primary education is available locally, with secondary schooling in nearby Callander. Recreational facilities include an AstroTurf complex, tennis courts, and various sports fields.
Killin's central location allows easy access to Scotland's major cities within a 2½ hour drive, with Stirling reachable in under 60 minutes. Outdoor enthusiasts can indulge in salmon fishing and water sports on Loch Tay, while nature lovers can explore the Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve. Rich in history, Killin boasts landmarks such as the Moirlanich Longhouse and a selection of churches. Various clubs and societies offer opportunities for cultural enrichment and community engagement, ensuring a vibrant and fulfilling lifestyle in this idyllic village.
EPC Band F.
Spanning two floors and measuring 2,616 square feet, the accommodation comprises an inviting entrance vestibule, a welcoming reception hallway, a comfortable lounge flooded with natural light, a formal dining room ideal for entertaining, a well-equipped dining kitchen, and a practical utility room with a cellar and gardener's Loo. Upstairs, you'll find four generously sized double bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom. The annexe area, accessed from the kitchen, includes a snug sitting room, a double bedroom, and a WC. The annexe apartment could also serve as a dedicated home office space, ideal for those running businesses and requiring a professional setting to meet with clients.
Outside, the property boasts an attractive front garden with mortared stone walls and charming ironwork, while a gravel driveway leads to a spacious parking area and a large detached garage with workspace area, sink and outside taps for garden use. The large rear gardens feature lush lawns, mature trees, shrubs, a greenhouse, and additional storage space.
Located in Breadalbane at the western end of Loch Tay in Perthshire, Killin is surrounded by stunning countryside, including the famous Falls of Dochart. Residents can enjoy a variety of scenic walks, from challenging Munro climbs to leisurely strolls along historic paths. The village benefits from a local bus service with connections to Stirling and beyond. Primary education is available locally, with secondary schooling in nearby Callander. Recreational facilities include an AstroTurf complex, tennis courts, and various sports fields.
Killin's central location allows easy access to Scotland's major cities within a 2½ hour drive, with Stirling reachable in under 60 minutes. Outdoor enthusiasts can indulge in salmon fishing and water sports on Loch Tay, while nature lovers can explore the Ben Lawers National Nature Reserve. Rich in history, Killin boasts landmarks such as the Moirlanich Longhouse and a selection of churches. Various clubs and societies offer opportunities for cultural enrichment and community engagement, ensuring a vibrant and fulfilling lifestyle in this idyllic village.
EPC Band F.
