Situated on the outskirts of the village of Killearn near the banks of the Blane Water, Croy Cunningham Farm Steading is an exclusive, gated Steading development of seven impressive homes with six formed around a charming courtyard and one additional detached home to the rear.

This property is the largest property within the courtyard and is an impeccably finished, seven principal apartment home of some 2500 sq ft formed over two levels. The current owners have upgraded what was already an impressive home of uncompromising specification and offers a beautiful blend of certain traditional elements sitting along more modern fixtures and fittings including exposed stone walls, solid wood internal doors and flooring, contemporary tubular, vertical radiators and two sets of bi-fold doors.

The particular position and orientation affords uninterrupted, panoramic views across the surrounding fields and countryside towards Ben Lomond and Conic Hill.

Internally the spacious accommodation comprises a feature entrance hallway with cosy seating area and large galleried landing, a spacious and well-equipped dining kitchen, handy utility room, living Room with stove and west facing Balcony with views to Conic Hill, Ben Lomond and the Highlands, a further family room with mezzanine with potential for conversion to fourth bedroom. The accommodation is completed with three great sized double bedrooms and a stylish and modern family bathroom. Bedroom one has an en suite shower room and dressing room and bedroom two with a further en suite.

Outside the property has its own private level garden with featured stone patio, driveway, and large integral garage. To the front of the property there is the most charming courtyard that has been immaculate maintained by the residents with parking to the side.

Croy Cunningham Farm Steading is situated by the Blane Smiddy near the junction of the A81 Aberfoyle Road and Station Road which, leads directly to the centre of Killearn. The village offers a range of local services including a Health Centre, pharmacy, Co-op store, the Old Mill pub and restaurant, The Kitchen Window brunch cafe. The excellent Killearn primary school feeds into Balfron High school and the village is formed around a park with further recreational pursuits including low level and hillside walks, a number of local golf clubs and Killearn tennis club. The Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park lies nearby and a choice of the B834 and A81southbound link to Glasgow city centre and northbound, to Stirling.

EPC Band C.