Introducing a captivating five-bedroom character home which dates from 1826. Nestled alongside the Stockiemuir Road, this property offers an idyllic retreat amidst the countryside, presenting an exceptional opportunity for a perfect family abode.
Upon entry, you're welcomed by a charming porch, leading to the central hallway from where the home opens through to the original 1826 section of the house. Here, the expansive living room, adorned with a comforting wood-burning stove, fosters an inviting ambiance for spending time with family. Adjoining is the contemporary kitchen/ breakfast room which also features a wood-burning stove and ample storage. The adjacent space, currently a dining room, caters to seamless entertainment of guests. Ascending the staircase from the kitchen are two small rooms each adaptable to individual preferences, boasting built-in storage and potential for customisation.
Ascending the staircase from the dining room, sits a delightful mezzanine space, currently used as a spare bedroom/office space.
Positioned at the rear of the ground floor is one of two master suites, boasting direct access to a serene courtyard, an ensuite shower, and thoughtfully integrated storage solutions, prioritising comfort and convenience.
Back at the entrance hall is a conveniently located shower-room. The entrance hall has direct access to the spacious double garage which boasts separate laundry area and wine cellar.
Ascending another staircase opposite the front door, you're greeted by an airy open-plan kitchen-living area, characterised by a captivating wood-burning stove and charming timber beams, fostering conviviality among friends and family and offering expansive views across the garden to the Campsie Fells. The adjacent split-level bedroom, featuring double aspect windows, exudes luminosity and spaciousness with steps up to a cosy retreat boasting its own full ensuite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe.
Returning to the entrance, another staircase leads down to a further office space seamlessly connected to an additional bedroom with direct courtyard access.
The house is complemented by 2 acres of landscaped garden, providing characterful areas of woodland, formal and informal grass, extensive shrub borders, a serene pond stocked with Koi Carp and an orchard. A courtyard on the garden side of the house provides a secluded setting for al fresco dining. A separate sunroom in the garden offers a delightful retreat for savouring the outdoors.
This remarkable residence is the subject of various periods of development from 1826 to the present day and blends historic character with modern amenities. The inclusion of two kitchen areas and adaptable bedroom/ living accommodation at separate ends of the house provides opportunities for separate living facilities for the entire family at different ages. Fibre optic has been hardwired throughout the house. The accommodation provides flexibility for personal requirements and is therefore infinitely adaptable to the requirements of the purchaser.

The home sits beyond Carbeth and before Queen’s View and neighbouring. Whilst rejoicing in the relative tranquility of its rural setting is only a ten minute drive or so from the suburb of Milngavie & Bearsden(about six miles). The village of Blanefield, and immediate neighbour of Strathblane with their shops and post office, is three miles away, readily accessed via the nearby Cuilt Road, across which the line of The West Highland Way passes – great walks on your doorstep. For those with children, the primary school would be at Strathblane Primary, with secondary at Balfron High.


Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold