Originally a manse house, the property perfectly combines both contemporary and traditional features with the emphasis placed on modern stylish fixtures and fittings. The period features of note include; ornate cornicing and ceilings, deep skirting boards, original panelled doors, sash and case windows with working shutters, shallow presses, cupola and decorative wooden staircase.

The internal accommodation, spreading over approximately 2906 square feet, is formed over two floor levels. On the ground floor an attractive entrance vestibule gives way to the welcoming reception hallway. The formal sitting room with working fire and superb front facing bay window allows lots of natural light and the office/sitting room is a good size. The fully fitted living/dining/kitchen is where you will spend most of your time and features a wood burning stove, working shutters and provides access to the garden. The useful large utility room, cloak room, laundry room and shower room make for fantastic living space. The beautiful original staircase gives access to the upper landing, five bedrooms and family bathroom.

Warmth is provided by a newly installed, efficient, gas central heating system with combination of cast iron and panel radiators and the windows are the original sash and case with working shutters.

Without question, one of the main features of this superb family home are the exceptionally private enclosed garden grounds. There is a driveway to the front of the house providing off street parking. The large walled sunny gardens to the rear are a delight. There is a sizeable section of lawn and a number of lovely patio areas. In addition, there is also a detached double garage with log store at the rear of the garden which can be accessed via a resident's lane.

Snowdon Place is in an established residential area, a short walk to the centre of Stirling. The very popular King’s Park is only a few minutes' walk, as is Stirling Golf Club. As well as the excellent shopping facilities the city has to offer, there are numerous sites of historical significance such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. Schooling is within walking distance nearby at both primary and secondary level and the region is well served by independent schools with Fairview International Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy and Morrison's all in the area. Stirling University, which includes the MacRobert Arts Centre, is also within easy reach. Motorway access to Glasgow (24 miles), one of the UK's most dynamic cities with outstanding shopping, excellent theatres and a thriving business district. Edinburgh (37 miles) and Perth (33 miles) are also easily accessible by motorway. Regular trains from Stirling station, 15 minutes’ walk, serve Glasgow, Edinburgh, and The North for the many daily commuters. Leisure and recreational facilities in and around the city are excellent and Stirling is on the edge of some of Scotland's most beautiful countryside, including the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park. Stirling is the Gateway to the Highlands.  EPC - E