Airlie House, Main Street, Strathyre, Stirling, FK18 8NA

Airlie House stands as a superb example of a traditional detached villa, constructed around 1900, nestled within approximately 1 acre of land.

To the rear of the property is a self-contained one-bedroom cottage, while a grand sweeping driveway welcomes visitors at the entrance.

This distinguished Victorian residence boasts versatile accommodation, perfect for family living. Airlie House presents an opportunity to create your forever dream home, allowing you to impart your personal touch on its adaptable living spaces.

Enclosed by stone boundary dykes and accessed through tall stone pillars adorned with an 'Airlie House' plaque, the grounds exude a sense of grandeur from the moment you approach.
The ground level of the main house comprises an entrance vestibule, a welcoming hallway, a lounge featuring a multi-fuel stove, a formal dining room, a rear hallway, an open-plan kitchen/dining area, a utility room, a pantry, a laundry room, and a bedroom with an en suite bathroom. On the first floor, three spacious bedrooms each boast their own en suite bathrooms.

The home's traditional stone-built character and original features provide all the charms of semi-rural living while remaining conveniently close to Callander, Crieff, and Killin.

The modern-built self-contained cottage spans two levels. It includes a modern three-piece bathroom, an open-plan kitchen/lounge area, and a bedroom on the upper level. The balcony off the bedroom offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

Located within the historic rural village of Strathyre, Airlie House sits off the main road and is within walking distance of the popular family-run 'Broch Cafe' and other local amenities, ensuring convenience for daily needs.

Strathyre, a quaint rural village nestled within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, offers basic local amenities such as a primary school, hotel, café, shop, and post office, with more comprehensive amenities available in nearby villages like Callander and Killin. The village is a sought-after tourist destination, surrounded by the picturesque Strathyre forest and mountains, and bordered by the River Balvaig leading to Loch Lubnaig, where fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and other water sports await. The strong local community and historical allure of the area further enhance the appeal of this exceptional property. EPC – E