Milndavie Road, Strathblane

• Magnificent semi-rural home, finished to an exceptionally high standard
• Located to the end of an exclusive private road in Strathblane
• Stunning garden grounds and breathtaking views towards Dumgoyne and across the Campsie Fells
• Four double bedrooms, three large public spaces, generous floor space of approx. 2,250 ft²
• Exacting internal specifications throughout
• Generous off-street parking and detached garage
• Set upon plot of circa half an acre

Originally constructed in 1953 and nestled quietly within one of Strathblane’s most exclusive addresses, ‘Linnmoor’ is a truly special home of abundant character that provides an effortlessly impactful marriage of generous room proportions, exquisite internal finishes, total privacy and exceptional views. A property sure to attract interest from a wide and varied audience and particularly from those looking for something special.

Initial first-hand inspection will showcase the immaculate external areas, with a beautiful cobbled drive winding from the private road and revealing the main building in all its glory. The property itself is of a traditional construction and is formed of white render walls set under a pitched roof set to shingle tiles. Our clients acquired the property in 2014 and have, over the years, carried out significant augmentation works and a variety of upgrades to both the internal accommodation and outdoor areas. The extension works were completed in 2017 and have allowed for the creation of two additional double bedrooms to ground floor level along with simply stunning sun lounge open plan to the kitchen area.
Highlights of the specification are many and varied:- bespoke handmade kitchen, Worcester Bosch Greenstar 36cdi combination boiler system, triple glazed window units across much of the property, Karndean/Amtico flooring, underfloor heating to sun lounge extension – the list goes on. Only first-hand inspection will appropriately reveal the ‘quality first’ approach taken by our clients.

Summary of Accommodation

- Storm door entry through to entrance vestibule
- Large reception hallway, feature oak staircase with balustrade/bannister formed of glass & steel
- Family/reception room – double doors out to front garden, log burning stove by Skan
- Bespoke handmade kitchen – beautifully crafted units, granite worktops, selection of quality appliances by Neff
- Sun lounge open plan to kitchen – pitched ceiling, multiple aspects out to stunning garden, dual bi folding doors for external access
- Large utility room off kitchen
- Family bathroom and two shower rooms – one ensuite to principal bedroom
- Four double bedrooms – two on ground floor, two on first (one currently set up as a study/home office with Sharp fitted wardrobes), luxury principal suite with dressing area and ensuite shower room

The external areas associated with the property are equally impressive – expanses of lawn, an enticing selection of beautifully manicured trees, shrubs and bushes, and a selection of patios/terraces from front to rear. A particularly attractive feature (amongst many) is the decorative wall to the rear terrace – constructed of Denfind stone sourced from a quarry in Angus – a real point of interest. From various points across the property, there are simply breathtaking views across the Campsie Fells and towards Dumgoyne.
In all, a truly stunning property of a style, character and quality of specification rarely seen on the open market.

Situation

Strathblane is a very highly regarded south Stirlingshire village just north of Milngavie suburb. It sits dramatically within the Blane Valley at the southern foothills of The Campsie Fells. It has a terrific village Primary School with Secondary provision at Balfron High. There is a very strong sense of village community, along with its immediate neighbour of Blanefield, and there are a few local shops including a very well stocked Co-op for those essential day-to-day requirements. The Kirkhouse Inn is a welcoming hotel with bar and restaurant. For major facilities, the suburb of Milngavie is only a ten-minute drive away where you will find a Marks & Spencer Food Hall, Waitrose, Tesco and a large Aldi along with many quality independent retailers. Here is the nearest Railway Station with four trains an hour into Glasgow City Centre and West End including a service to Edinburgh Waverley. Surrounding the village are an abundance of lovely walks, both low ground and high and on nearby Milngavie Road, a Riding School. The village has a large village park.

SAT NAV REF: G63 9EW

EPC : BAND C
COUNCIL TAX : BAND G
TENURE : FREEHOLD






EPC Rating: C
Council Tax Band: G