Killearn, Stirlingshire, G63

A fabulous detached country home set amidst approx 3 acres and benefitting from a prominent elevated location above Killearn, enjoying spectacular southerly views over the village, across open countryside, with Conic Hill, Ben Lomond and Loch Lomond visible in the distance.

Originally built in 1902 and further extended in 1994, this substantial detached residence offers flexible accommodation extending to 13 principal apartments, all set within superb, mature garden grounds.

Our floorplan will provide a clearer understanding of the layout, but the accommodation on the ground floor comprises: entrance hall, main reception hall with storage and cloakroom off, bay-windowed living room with French doors opening to the garden, sun room, bay-windowed dining room, large games room, breakfasting kitchen, family room, laundry, conservatory and office.

On the first floor, there is a spacious upper hall leading to the principal bay-windowed bedroom with en-suite and dressing room. There are five further double bedrooms, three additional bathrooms, study and further office.

As mentioned previously, from the gardens and all front-facing accommodation one can fully appreciate spectacular, uninterrupted views over the surrounding countryside and hills.

From Ibert Road, a sweeping driveway provides access to the front of the house and continues to the rear where there is a large integral double garage. Tucked into one corner of the garden is a gardeners cottage which offers obvious further potential for additional accommodation or outbuildings, subject to requirements.

The main gardens have been thoughtfully laid out with sweeping lawns, established shrub beds, a sheltered paved patio and a timber summer house positioned to the rear. In addition to the main garden, there is a charming private woodland with stream, dry stone dyke bridge and a seasonal carpet of bluebells when in bloom.

Killearn is one of Stirlingshire’s most desirable villages, set on the edge of the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. It is highly regarded for its picturesque rural setting, strong sense of community and excellent accessibility, lying within easy reach of Glasgow while retaining a peaceful countryside atmosphere. The village offers a range of local amenities including shops, cafes, a primary school and leisure facilities, with nearby Milngavie and Stirling providing further extensive services and transport links. Surrounded by rolling farmland, woodland and dramatic Highland scenery, Killearn is particularly sought-after for its balance of rural charm and commuter convenience.