4-bedroom detached house · FK7 0LQ
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CLOSING DATE FRIDAY 17TH in original features including exposed stone walls, impressive timber beams and traditional fireplaces, the property has been sympathetically enhanced to create a warm and inviting family home that effortlessly combines period charm with modern living.
The ground floor offers a practical and versatile layout, with one entrance opening directly into the spacious lounge, where an attractive open fireplace creates a cosy focal point, while a second entrance provides direct access into the beautifully appointed kitchen.
Finished with quality cabinetry, solid worktops and a Belfast sink, the kitchen is complemented by exposed stonework and ample space for dining.
A separate sitting room, featuring a charming wood-burning stove, provides an additional characterful living space ideal for relaxing or entertaining, with bifolding doors opening directly onto the rear garden.
Also located on the ground floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms, a stylish contemporary shower room and a practical utility area.
On the first floor, the landing provides access to two further generous bedrooms.
One enjoys an impressive vaulted ceiling, while the other features attractive exposed timber beams, both reflecting the property's rich heritage.
A beautifully presented family bathroom completes the upper accommodation, featuring a freestanding bath and tasteful traditional styling.
Externally, the property enjoys private garden grounds to the front, side and rear, enclosed by mature hedging and fencing to provide an excellent degree of privacy.
Two useful outbuildings are positioned to the side of the cottage, with one currently utilised as a studio and the other providing valuable storage space, while an additional shed is situated at the end of the driveway.
Off-street parking is available via a private driveway to the front, with an additional driveway to the rear accessed directly from Glasgow Road.
The property occupies a prominent position on Glasgow Road, one of Stirling's principal routes into the city centre.
Despite its convenient setting, the cottage enjoys a private feel while benefiting from easy access to a wide range of local amenities, excellent transport links, schooling and the extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities that Stirling has to offer.
Offering an outstanding combination of historic character, stylish interiors, flexible accommodation and generous outdoor space, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly distinctive home in one of Stirling's most sought-after locations.
CLOSING DATE FRIDAY 17TH in original features including exposed stone walls, impressive timber beams and traditional fireplaces, the property has been sympathetically enhanced to create a warm and inviting family home that effortlessly combines period charm with modern living.
The ground floor offers a practical and versatile layout, with one entrance opening directly into the spacious lounge, where an attractive open fireplace creates a cosy focal point, while a second entrance provides direct access into the beautifully appointed kitchen.
Finished with quality cabinetry, solid worktops and a Belfast sink, the kitchen is complemented by exposed stonework and ample space for dining.
A separate sitting room, featuring a charming wood-burning stove, provides an additional characterful living space ideal for relaxing or entertaining, with bifolding doors opening directly onto the rear garden.
Also located on the ground floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms, a stylish contemporary shower room and a practical utility area.
On the first floor, the landing provides access to two further generous bedrooms.
One enjoys an impressive vaulted ceiling, while the other features attractive exposed timber beams, both reflecting the property's rich heritage.
A beautifully presented family bathroom completes the upper accommodation, featuring a freestanding bath and tasteful traditional styling.
Externally, the property enjoys private garden grounds to the front, side and rear, enclosed by mature hedging and fencing to provide an excellent degree of privacy.
Two useful outbuildings are positioned to the side of the cottage, with one currently utilised as a studio and the other providing valuable storage space, while an additional shed is situated at the end of the driveway.
Off-street parking is available via a private driveway to the front, with an additional driveway to the rear accessed directly from Glasgow Road.
The property occupies a prominent position on Glasgow Road, one of Stirling's principal routes into the city centre.
Despite its convenient setting, the cottage enjoys a private feel while benefiting from easy access to a wide range of local amenities, excellent transport links, schooling and the extensive shopping, leisure and cultural facilities that Stirling has to offer.
Offering an outstanding combination of historic character, stylish interiors, flexible accommodation and generous outdoor space, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a truly distinctive home in one of Stirling's most sought-after locations.
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