Enjoying an idyllic setting, this extended, detached bungalow enjoys an enviable position within the popular Menzies Estate development with a beautiful westerly facing garden and affording magnificent views of the Campsie and Fintry Hills.

This immaculate home was built in 1965 by Angus McDougal and the sole owners have meticulously maintained the property throughout the years with a rear extension added in 1988 and further alterations made to extend and adapt the accommodation in 1994.  The property is formed on one level and whilst the HD video, photos and floorplan will give a good indication of the overall form and layout, the internal accommodation comprises; welcoming reception hallway, bright living room which leads to the fitted, open plan kitchen and dining room with sliding doors to the well proportioned lounge with triple aspects overlooking the stunning rear garden. There are three double bedrooms, the master bedroom has built-in wardrobes and bedroom 2 has the advantage of an en-suite shower room off. A family bathroom with three piece suite completes the accommodation. The home offers expansive and versatile accommodation which will equally suit families and those looking for more manageable accommodation.

The Menzies Estate development has become synonymous for their generously proportioned and well spaced gardens, with number 7 set amidst the pick of the plots. The generous lawned gardens offer a beautiful vantage point from which to enjoy the views and are complemented further by the soothing backdrop of a small stream running along the full length of the foot of the garden with a timber bridge. There is also a lovely slabbed patio and screening provided by mature hedgerows. This generously sized plot offers great development potential for prospective buyers.

Menzies Avenue is located a short distance from the centre of this ever popular and progressive Stirlingshire village located at the foot of the Campsie and Fintry Hills on the banks of the River Endrick and offers a range of local services including the excellent Fintry Primary School which feeds into Balfron High School. Further amenities include the Fintry Sports and Recreation Club which is home to music events and gala days and hosts the Endrick Rugby Club and also contains a gymnasium, indoor bowls and local store. Dining is also available at the Fintry Inn and the Courtyard Cafe. Fintry is surrounded by beautiful hills and countryside yet is within easy commuting distance to both Glasgow and Stirling, with Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park only a short drive away.

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