Netherblane, BlanefIeld, Stirlingshire, G63 9JP

Netherblane or “High Pines” as it is otherwise known, is a lovely apartment development at the foot of the Campsie Fells and is set amidst beautifully landscaped gardens around a small and picturesque loch.

This larger style of three bedroom apartment occupies an enviable, first floor position adjacent to private parking and with a garage. Situated at the foot of the Campsie Fells, this peaceful and idyllic location is within walking distance of the local amenities within the adjoining villages of Blanefield and Strathblane including local shops, a Greens store, post office, the village cafe, a pub and the excellent Strathblane Primary School which feeds into Balfron High school. The area is surrounded by picturesque scenery and nearby leisure pursuits include Blanefield tennis and bowling clubs, a number of nearby golf clubs and a further array of services and train station can be found in nearby Milngavie.

The attached photographs, floor plan and HD video tour will give a good indication to the size and layout of the flat, however, in brief the accommodation extends to a welcoming entrance hallway with two storage large cupboards off, bright south facing fitted kitchen with a range of integrated appliances, three generous double bedrooms, two of which have in-built storage, the dining room is open plan to the living room which provides access through sliding doors to the balcony. To complete the overall accommodation there is the newly fitted main family shower room containing a large, double sized, shower cubicle with separate WC and wash had basin. The property overall is in excellent condition and has the tremendous addition of a detached single garage with wiring installed for an electric car charging port.

The development is set amidst manicured residents garden grounds which are maintained by factoring agents James Gibb whose duties also include a buildings insurance policy and cleaning of the communal hallways. The gardens include expanses of lawn complemented by a colourful array of plants and in the spring and summer months are festooned with an abundance of daffodils and colourful Cherry Blossom trees. A network of walking paths lead around the small Lochan at the edge of the grounds where there are a number of benches where one can sit and enjoy the splendour of the gardens.