4 bed semi-detached house for sale

Glassert Cottage, Lochard Road, Aberfoyle, Stirling FK8

Beautiful stone built cottage close to Loch Ard

Description
Glassert Cottage is a wonderful semi-detached cottage that was originally built in the early 1900s. Constructed of stone under a slate roof, this unique property offers 1,795 sq ft of accommodation over two floors with the option to split the property in two if required.

In its current configuration the property has a versatile layout with a total of four bedrooms not currently connected upstairs. The entrance hall on the ground floor acts as the link between the open plan kitchen/dining room and living room with French doors leading out to the garden on one side with a staircase leading up to two bedrooms and a family bathroom. To the other side a well-proportioned and appointed kitchen/dining room with a door leading through to the living room with focal fireplace and staircase climbing to another two bedrooms and bathroom.

Externally, a sweeping driveway approaches the property and a private parking area.

The pretty garden is mainly laid to lawn and is bordered by mature hedges and trees with a traditional stone dyke.

Location
Glassert Cottage sits in an enviable position close to Loch Ard. It is located around 2 miles west of Aberfoyle, within the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park, which is part of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Kinlochard offers excellent leisure facilities including a sailing club, the Go Ape outdoor activity centre (the UK’s longest treetop zip wire course) at the nearby David Marshall Lodge visitor centre, and the MacDonald Forest Hills Hotel and Spa. The wide range of activities in the area include mountain biking and walking, pony trekking, canoeing, wild swimming, shooting and fishing. Aberfoyle provides a good range of facilities including a primary school, shops, post office, supermarket and a variety of hotels and restaurants as well as an 18 hole golf course. Secondary schooling is at McLaren High School in Callander, and independent schools are in Bridge of Allan, Dollar and Glasgow.

The Trossachs has a diversity of wildlife including magnificent golden eagles, osprey, peregrine falcons and red deer, which coexist with creatures such as roe deer, wildcats, foxes, feral goats, badgers and red squirrels.





Additional Info
Water - Mains
Electricity - Mains
Drainage - Septic Tank
Heating - Electric Night Storage Heaters