Antermony House, Milton of Campsie, East Dunbartonshire, G66

Nestled within approximately 12 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, Antermony House is an exceptional country home, perfectly framed by the breathtaking scenery of the Campsie Fells.

Description
Antermony House is a striking home extending to some 4,660 square feet. The property has been significantly upgraded over the years and sits within beautifully landscaped gardens, surrounded by circa 12 acres of land providing protected boundaries to Antermony House. The house is in a fine rural setting with excellent commuter benefits.
The house is completed in white painted render with smooth cream painted render at window and door mullions, all neatly presented under a tiled roof. The accommodation, which is light and bright, is laid across two easily managed levels, with all apartments enjoying sublime uninterrupted rolling countryside views. The house sits within circa 12 acres of land, offering privacy, seclusion and protected boundaries.

Ground Floor
Outer front door to welcoming entrance hall with windows either side, snug with warming Aga log burning stove, (connecting door to formal sitting), formal dining room open plan to lounge with dual sided warming log burning stove serving both dining room and lounge with windows and French doors to gardens. Formal sitting room with windows and French doors to gardens, home office/study with window to rolling countryside views, contemporary and fully integrated kitchen come sitting room, 4-oven Aga range with 2 hot plates and warming plate, central island unit with induction hob and built in extractor fan, integrated ‘NEFF’ appliances, pantry store, French doors to central courtyard seating, bringing the outside in. Generous utility with integrated appliances, refreshments fridge, Belfast sink, window and door to gardens. Bedroom 1 with French doors to gardens, stylish family bathroom with low level LED spotlights and heated towel rail, bedroom 2/dressing room with window to gardens, bedroom 3 with window to gardens, under stair store cupboard, hall door to gardens.

First Floor
Via a carpeted staircase to first floor landing, bedroom 4 with window to rolling countryside views, contemporary family shower room with walk in shower enclosure, low level LED spotlights, heated towel rail. Steps up to bedroom 5 (master) with ample fitted mirrored wardrobes, built in seating, windows to rolling countryside, en suite shower with walk in shower enclosure, heated towel rail. Good sized linen stores, boiler room housing the boiler and hot water tank, loft stores.

Gardens
Via remotely operated private twin leaf security gates to private tarmac driveway with courtesy lighting leading to good vehicular hard standing, parking and turning apron. The tarmac driveway is flanked either side by a variety of colourful flower beds and bushes, with mature specimen trees offering privacy and screening. Level lawns wrap around the extent of the property offering and ideal space for children to play, an assortment of well landscaped outdoor seating areas are located around the immediate garden grounds laid to rainbow sandstone paving, creating an array of well-placed zones for alfresco sitting, dining and entertaining guests. Located at the heart of the property is a further alfresco terrace area with outdoor spa and outdoor shower facility, sphere water feature bringing a great sense of peace, tranquillity and interest to the gardens. Due east of Antermony House is a further tiered composite decking area with frameless glass balustrading, from where there are uninterrupted rolling countryside views towards Antermony Loch. The land lies predominantly due east and south of the property and is laid to a combination of level lawns and semi ancient woodland all of which is bounded by a post and Rylock wire fence. 12 acres of land suitable for those with equestrian interests. The property gardens have been kept in beautiful order and have been carefully stocked to ensure privacy, security, as well as year-round interest and colour.

Outbuildings
Detached double garage with remotely operated roller shutter door, general purpose timber garden shed with attached log stores, poultry house.

Services
Mains water supply, private septic tank drainage, oil fired central hearing supported by warming log burning stoves, underfloor heating to the family bathroom, wired for CCTV equipment. All windows and doors are PVC double glazed.
Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.

Situation
Milton of Campsie is a well-established village in East Dunbartonshire, positioned to the north of Glasgow and set at the foot of the Campsie Fells. The area offers a semi-rural residential setting while remaining within practical reach of Glasgow, Kirkintilloch and Lennoxtown, making it appealing to buyers who want countryside surroundings without being fully detached from commuter routes and local services.

The village has a quiet, community-focused character with everyday amenities including local shops, a pharmacy, post office services, cafés and primary education. The surrounding landscape is a significant part of the property’s appeal, with access to walking routes, open countryside, Glazert Water and the Campsie Fells, supporting a lifestyle suited to families and professionals alike seeking more space and a greener setting.

From a transport perspective, Milton of Campsie functions largely as a commuter settlement. Road links provide access towards Kirkintilloch, Bishopbriggs and Glasgow, while nearby larger towns offer a broader range of shops, schools, leisure facilities and onward public transport options. For buyers, this means the location can provide a balance between village living and access to urban employment and services.

For families living in or around Milton of Campsie, there is a good selection of primary and secondary schools within a short drive. The village's local primary school, Craighead Primary, is located in the heart of Milton of Campsie and serves the surrounding community.
Bishopbriggs Academy, one of East Dunbartonshire's highest-performing secondary schools is approximately 8 miles away. Along with a range of secondary schools in nearby Kirkintilloch, Lenzie, and Kilsyth. Glasgow city centre only a 30 minute drive away offers a variety of independent schools.

Historical Note
Antermony House is a historic country house on Antermony Road in Milton of Campsie, around 10 miles north of Glasgow.
The estate is most famous as the home of John Bell of Antermony (1691–1780). Bell was born in the original Antermony House and became one of Britain's greatest early travel writers. After studying medicine in Glasgow, he joined a Russian diplomatic mission and spent almost twenty years travelling. His detailed observations were published in Travels from St. Petersburg in Russia to Diverse Parts of Asia (1763), which became one of the most influential travel books of the eighteenth century and was translated into several European languages. Bell eventually retired to his family home at Antermony, where he lived until his death in 1780.

The present Antermony House is believed to date largely from the 18th century. Like many Scottish estate houses, it has been altered and extended over successive centuries rather than rebuilt entirely.

Local Authorities
East Dunbartonshire Council

Council Tax
Antermony House is in council tax band H and the annual charge is £4,895.49 including water but excluding sewerage charges.

EPC
EPC rating E.

Directions
Join the M8 eastbound from Glasgow city centre. Follow signs for Stirling / M80 North and merge onto the M80. Stay on the M80 for approximately 8 miles. Leave the motorway at Junction 3 (Stepps/Kirkintilloch). At the roundabout, take the exit onto the A806, following signs for Kirkintilloch. Follow the A806 towards Kirkintilloch. Continue through Kirkintilloch town centre, staying on the A803 towards Lennoxtown. On the outskirts of Kirkintilloch, turn left onto Antermony Road (A891). Continue along Antermony Road for circa 0.8 miles to find the turning into Antermony House on the right hand side.