This delightful rural home provides bright and spacious accommodation of six principal apartments, is presented in immaculate order throughout and benefits from stunning views over surrounding
countryside and on to the Campsie hills.

Beautifully built to a superb specification in 2017, this intimate courtyard development comprises of only eleven homes, with number 5 enjoying one of the best positions, with views to the front, across open fields, over the river Endrick and onto the Campsie Fells.

The external appearance of this home belies the level of accommodation within, which benefits from all modern building advantages, gas central heating, wood fire stove in living room and superb balcony with glass balustrading.

The photographs and video will provide a better idea of condition and layout, but a brief summary of accommodation comprises; large reception hall, laundry room with access to rear deck, principal bedroom with dressing room and en-suite bathroom, second double bedroom, a shower room and a door giving access to the integral garage. Upstairs, the large living room has a volted ceiling and log burning stove, the sitting room has direct access to the balcony and the kitchen is fully equipped. There is a further shower room, third double bedroom and useful office/study.

Externally, timber farm style gates give access to the gravelled driveway, with the remaining front garden having a level lawn.

To the rear, there is a large ‘full width’ timber deck which faces West and provides the perfect area to sit out, barbecue etc.

This semi-rural setting on the outskirts of Killearn is perfect for those wishing to enjoy the benefits of country living yet is approximately 1.5 miles from the centre of Killearn and a selection of local amenities contained therein. The local schooling includes Killearn Primary School which subsequently feeds into the excellent Balfron High School. The village is situated at the foot of the Campsie Fells and is surrounded by picturesque scenery including a local playpark and acclaimed walking routes include the West Highland Way and The Pipe Track taking you from Killearn, past Dungoyne and Glengoyne distillery, to Blanefield. A choice of the A809 and A81 provide easy access south to the nearby suburbs of Milngavie and Bearsden and beyond to Glasgow City and north, to nearby Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park and to Stirling.

EPC - Band B