Frew Toll Cottage, Thornhill, Stirling, FK8

West Homes are delighted to present Frew Toll Cottage, a charming, three bed detached cottage dating back to the mid-1700s, set within mature garden grounds in a picturesque and desirable location on the outskirts of Kippen.
Rich in character and traditional charm, the property enjoys a wonderful setting with far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside towards the Trossachs and beyond.

The accommodation offers a lovely blend of traditional character and comfortable living space. The cosy lounge centres around a feature multi-fuel stove set within an attractive inglenook fireplace with slate hearth. Wood flooring and two windows overlooking the garden add to the room's appeal, while double glass doors lead through to a separate study, ideal for home working, with carpeted flooring and a characterful wood-panelled wall.
The lounge also provides access to the original toll booth, a distinctive feature that reflects the cottage's history and charm.

The welcoming vestibule leads into a lovely country-style kitchen/diner, fitted with a range of wall and base units, complemented by quartz work surfaces, an upstand and a traditional Belfast sink with mixer tap. Appliances include a Rangemaster stove and integrated dishwasher. Three windows overlook the garden, while a charming window seat provides the perfect spot to sit back and enjoy the outlook. Wood flooring completes this warm and inviting space.

The adjoining family room offers excellent flexibility, providing additional family living space or the option of a third bedroom. Patio doors open directly onto the garden, taking full advantage of the superb westerly views across the surrounding countryside.
The principal bedroom is a well-proportioned double room with dual-aspect windows, carpeted flooring and access to an en-suite shower room comprising a white suite, tiled shower enclosure with electric shower, half-tiled walls and frosted window.
Bedroom two is another lovely double room, featuring freestanding wardrobes and a rear-facing window with attractive views.
An inner hall provides access to the bedrooms and family bathroom, with wood flooring and useful shelving incorporating the electric meter.
The contemporary bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a wash hand basin with storage beneath, WC and bath with mains-fed rainfall shower over. Fully tiled walls and flooring, a heated towel rail and window complete the room.

The property benefits from oil-fired central heating with a condensing boiler and double glazing throughout.
Gardens and Grounds
Externally, Frew toll Cottage sits within attractive, mature wraparound garden grounds, offering a wonderful sense of space and privacy. Bounded by hedging, the gardens feature a fine selection of herbaceous plants, established borders, fruit trees and areas of lawn, providing colour and interest throughout the seasons. The various garden areas offer plenty of scope for relaxing outdoors, gardening or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings.
A gravel driveway provides off-street parking, while a greenhouse, garden shed, log stores and composting area add to the practicality of the grounds.
A separate woodland area lies adjacent to the property, further enhancing the rural appeal. The westerly aspect from the family room and the far-reaching views towards the Trossachs and surrounding hills make this a particularly special setting, with beautiful scenery to enjoy throughout the year.

Location
The popular village of Kippen lies approximately 10 miles west of Stirling and is highly regarded for its attractive surroundings and easy access to some of Scotland's finest scenery. The village offers a good range of local amenities, including a shop and post office, award-winning butcher, bistro and delicatessen, hairdresser, doctor's surgery and two gastro pubs, together with a regular bus service.
There is a local primary school, with secondary education available at nearby Balfron High School. Independent schooling is also available at Dollar Academy and Morrison's Academy in Crieff.
The nearby city of Stirling provides a wider range of shopping and leisure facilities, a mainline railway station and convenient access to the motorway network, offering links to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Perth.



Council Tax Band: E