Cashel F a rmhouse, loch Lomond G63

Location
Cashel Farmhouse lies within the heart of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, on the east side of Loch Lomond itself, between the village of Drymen to the south and Ben Lomond to the north. The property is accessed directly off a "C" classified public road, which runs north from the village of Balmaha, along the eastern shores of Loch Lomond to Rowardennan (approximately four miles north of the property), where the public road terminates.

Balmaha benefits a number of tourist facilities, with nearest small town services available in Drymen, approximately seven miles south of the house. Larger town services are available in a number of towns to the south and east with Glasgow City Centre being approximately twenty-six miles.

History
Cashel Farmhouse was formerly part of Cashel Forest Estate managed by the Cashel Forest Trust principally as a native forest with public access encouraged, along with forestry education activities. Extensive areas of the open hill are managed for peatland restoration.

Cashel Forest Trust has crafted a network of walking paths, some of which are wheelchair compatible, showcasing the finest features of the Estate. These paths wind through captivating landscapes, past the UK's largest wild crab tree, and offering breathtaking views over Loch Lomond, its islands and surrounding hills. Cashel Farmhouse would benefit from these managed paths which lie on the doorstep of the property.



Description - Cashel Farmhouse - 1.39 Hectares / 3.43 Acres
Cashel Farmhouse is a highly attractive and versatile property, comprising a traditional four-bedroom farmhouse, a range of charming courtyard steadings including a visitor centre, a Dutch barn, and an adjoining field-all set in a prime location near the eastern shore of Loch Lomond.

To the front of the farmhouse, there is ample private car parking, complemented by mature garden shrubbery that enhances both privacy and shelter. A grass field is directly in front of the property and included in the sale.

The property boasts an extensive collection of traditional stone-and-slate outbuildings, along with various storage sheds, offering significant potential for redevelopment. The central courtyard, currently used for machinery storage, is a flexible space that could easily support a variety of commercial or creative ventures.
Adjacent to the main house is a sympathetically converted outbuilding, now operating as a fully functional visitor centre. This facility currently welcomes the public and serves as a hub for educational programs, exhibitions, meetings, local conferences, and community events.

The four-bedroom farmhouse of two and a half storey height extends to 218 square meters. The property now requires modernisation and offers an excellent opportunity for the buyer to refurbish it according to their own taste and requirements.

Ground Floor Accommodation: Hall, Living Room, Family Room, Study, Kitchen, Side Hall, WC, Bathroom, Rear Door Porch, and Workshop
First Landing: Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room, Bedroom 2, and Bathroom
Attic Landing: Attic bedroom 1, and Attic bedroom 2
Supplies: Electricity and Water are sourced from mains, while drainage is provided privately (shared with visitor centre). Heating and hot water are supplied by an LPG Boiler.

Access is taken directly from the West Highland Way Road into a driveway.
The postcode is G63 0AL and What3Words// worthy.lace.desiring

Property Details
Council Tax Band: G

EPC Rating: G

Tenure: Freehold

Floorplan: Approximately Gross Internal Floor Area 218 Square Meters

Visitor Centre: Comprises a main meeting hall; 2 WC's; First Aid Room; Service Corridor; Meeting Room/Office; Storeroom; and Board Room. Approximately 268sqM



Farm Buildings

Former Byre - 22.1m X 6.1m - Detached, single story building, constructed of stone walls under part collapsed slate roof. End storeroom still in use. Derelict condition.

Bothy - Single storey building of part stone and part brick/harled walls under slate roof with timber frame and timber clad section under felt tile roof. Derelict condition.

Lean to Store - Derelict condition.

Dutch Barn - 18.3m X 6.7m - Steel frame under corrugated iron roof with lean to. Earth floor. Part open/part corrugated iron/part Yorkshire board sides.

General Purpose Shed - 18.4m X 9.4m - Timber frame under timber truss, corrugated iron roof. Yorkshire board and dado height corrugated iron sides. Earth floor. Gable door.

Woodland edge Workshop - 10.9m X 6.2m - 46.5 sqM internally - Detached, single story building, of solid stone walls under pitched corrugated iron roof. Internal walls strapped and internally lined with plasterboard. Side timber garage door with main access door on north gable end. Concrete floor. Accommodation comprising: main workshop room and smaller side room.

Viewing
Viewing is strictly by appointment. Please contact GOLDCREST Land & Forestry Group to arrange a viewing. For your own personal safety, please be aware of potential hazards when viewing.