Lochearnhead, FK19 8NR

Originally dating back to the 1920s, this charming home offers a layout that balances practicality with comfort. The accommodation is spread over two floors, with thoughtfully designed living spaces.

As you step inside, you’re welcomed into an entrance vestibule that leads directly into the heart of the home: a spacious open-plan sitting and dining room.

This sociable space is perfect for gatherings, with large front-facing windows that flood the room with natural light.

The generous proportions allow for multiple seating areas, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Adjacent to this, the kitchen and breakfast room provide a well-equipped space for cooking and entertaining.

Fitted with a range of wall and base units and ample worktop space, it is designed for both practicality and ease of use.

A separate utility room keeps laundry and storage tucked away and has direct access to the rear garden.

The ground floor also features a bedroom with built-in storage and an en suite, offering convenience and privacy.

Adding to the versatility of the home, there is a cosy snug located just off the bedroom, complete with a woodburner—an ideal retreat for reading, relaxing, or use as a private sitting room.

A separate shower room and sauna further enhance the comfort of this level. One of the standout features of this property is the expansive workshop/craft room.

This space presents a range of possibilities, from a creative studio or home office to additional living accommodation, subject to any necessary permissions.

Whether you require workspace, storage, or a dedicated area for hobbies, this room offers great flexibility.

First Floor: Private and Comfortable Bedrooms Ascending to the upper floor, you’ll find three additional bedrooms, each with its own en suite.

The main bedroom benefits from an adjoining dressing room with built-in storage. The remaining two bedrooms are both generously sized and provide comfortable accommodation for family or guests.

The layout of the home ensures that every bedroom enjoys privacy, making it well-suited for multi-generational living or as an attractive holiday rental property.

Lochearn House was a former successful bed and breakfast, but shut down in 2020 because of Covid. The owners did not reopen but retired.

As such the house is still furnished to operate as a bed and breakfast or a possible AirB&B or holiday let and will be sold furnished with the exception of the owner’s personal possessions.

There is also a studio which ran as a successful business. This should appeal to anyone looking for a house with a potential income, or as a family home.

Outdoor Space and Location Externally, the property includes off-road parking for several cars to the front, ensuring convenience for residents and visitors alike.

To the rear, the garden has been designed for easy maintenance, with a pathway leading to an elevated seating area—an ideal spot to take in the views over the surrounding countryside.

Lochearnhead is a picturesque village at the western edge of Loch Earn, offering a scenic setting with excellent access to outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, and water sports.

Local amenities, including schools and shops, can be found in nearby Strathyre and Callander, while Crieff provides further options for shopping and dining.

This is a home that blends space, functionality, and potential, offering a rare opportunity for those seeking a lifestyle change or a substantial family home in a stunning location.

Summary • Detached four-bedroom property with flexible accommodation • Each bedroom benefits from an en suite • Spacious open-plan sitting and dining room with large front-facing windows • Kitchen with ample storage and adjoining utility room • Additional snug with a woodburner, ideal as a reading room or private retreat • Sauna and separate ground floor shower room • Expansive workshop/craft room with potential for a variety of uses • Off-road parking and a low-maintenance rear garden with an elevated seating area • Located within the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park with views towards Loch Earn • EPC: Band E • Council Tax: Band F EPC Rating: E Parking - Driveway   Disclaimer   We do our best to ensure that our property details are accurate and reliable, but they’re intended as a guide and don’t form part of an offer or contract.

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