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Map4 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
2.40 acre(s)
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Service charge: £0 per annum
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
- Historic mill house with river frontage
- 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms
- Triple garage and summer house
- Fishing rights on the river Kelty
- Beautiful riverside walks and stunning gardens
- Views across the national park to Ben Lui
- EPC Rating = E
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Historic 4 bedroom mill house in stunning surroundings with river frontage.
Description
Mill of Drummit is a beautiful, historic house which was once served by the Kelty Water as a working flour mill. Situated in approximately 2.8 acres, the property is bordered by the Kelty and the Green Burn and benefits from stunning views over to the Menteith Hills and Ben Ledi.
Constructed of stone and slate and built over three floors the property provides natural flowing reception rooms, all with an abundance of natural light, and making the most of the stunning views which are visible from almost every room in the house. A welcoming entrance hall at ground floor level shows evidence of the original mill building with exposed stone giving warmth and character. The main sitting room offers views of the merging rivers and with the doors opening to the garden it has a distinct feel of “bringing the outside in”. The room also boasts an open fire with specially created vents allowing the circulation of warm air.
On the lower ground floor the traditional country kitchen and dining area are found. The wood burning stove provides a cosy ambience with additional water heating. The stone archway windows frame views of the Kelty Water. Access to the rear gardens is from both the kitchen and the utility room. An oil burning boiler provides full central heating.
From the kitchen there is access to an enviable home office cum dining room and then to a spacious utility room with loft storage above and an adjoining shower room. This area could have potential for further development subject to acquiring the necessary consents, but currently provides ample storage and a boot room.
There are two bedrooms on the ground floor and two on the first floor. All bedrooms are spacious with excellent storage and beautiful views. The first floor bedrooms share a shower room whilst the principal double on the ground floor benefits from en suite facilities. A further family bathroom on the ground floor serves bedroom 2 but also has the option of becoming the en suite to a further fifth bedroom should a new owner wish to convert the second sitting room on the ground floor into an additional bedroom (subject to building regulations and consents).
The gardens surrounding Mill of Drummit are a mixture of riverside walks, stunning spring colours and with an abundance of Scottish flora and fauna.
As well as the main house there is a triple garage, a (habitable) summerhouse, a twin cell wood store and a garden shed.
Mill of Drummit offers a wonderful balance of character and comfort and whilst it may require some modernisation in areas, the situation and surroundings are exceptionally attractive and as such make Mill of Drummit a truly special home.
Location
Mill of Drummit is in Dalmary , a small hamlet one mile south of Gartmore located in Stirlingshire, a historic county in Central Scotland. Gartmore is a small village located in Perthshire. The village is situated in the foothills of the Trossachs, a picturesque area of hills, lochs, and forests , often referred to as the "Gateway to the Highlands."
The village is surrounded by stunning landscapes that are perfect for hiking, cycling, and other outdoor activities, and there are a number of attractions in the area, Mill of Drummit shares its Northern boundary with the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
Gartmore has a community owned inn, primary schoo, church and a recently modernised village hall which is well used by local common interest groups. Aberfoyle, (4 miles) has more extensive facilities including a supermarket, bars and restaurants. Stirling is the major city of central Scotland and provides a full range of shops, schools and services including a cinema multiplex and a large and comprehensive sports centre at The Peak. McLaren High in Callander and Balfron are the local secondary schools. A number of private schools are within easy reach including Dollar , Strathallan, and Morrisons Academy .
Square Footage: 3,011 sq ft
Acreage: 2.4 Acres
Additional Info
Council Tax Band G
Description
Mill of Drummit is a beautiful, historic house which was once served by the Kelty Water as a working flour mill. Situated in approximately 2.8 acres, the property is bordered by the Kelty and the Green Burn and benefits from stunning views over to the Menteith Hills and Ben Ledi.
Constructed of stone and slate and built over three floors the property provides natural flowing reception rooms, all with an abundance of natural light, and making the most of the stunning views which are visible from almost every room in the house. A welcoming entrance hall at ground floor level shows evidence of the original mill building with exposed stone giving warmth and character. The main sitting room offers views of the merging rivers and with the doors opening to the garden it has a distinct feel of “bringing the outside in”. The room also boasts an open fire with specially created vents allowing the circulation of warm air.
On the lower ground floor the traditional country kitchen and dining area are found. The wood burning stove provides a cosy ambience with additional water heating. The stone archway windows frame views of the Kelty Water. Access to the rear gardens is from both the kitchen and the utility room. An oil burning boiler provides full central heating.
From the kitchen there is access to an enviable home office cum dining room and then to a spacious utility room with loft storage above and an adjoining shower room. This area could have potential for further development subject to acquiring the necessary consents, but currently provides ample storage and a boot room.
There are two bedrooms on the ground floor and two on the first floor. All bedrooms are spacious with excellent storage and beautiful views. The first floor bedrooms share a shower room whilst the principal double on the ground floor benefits from en suite facilities. A further family bathroom on the ground floor serves bedroom 2 but also has the option of becoming the en suite to a further fifth bedroom should a new owner wish to convert the second sitting room on the ground floor into an additional bedroom (subject to building regulations and consents).
The gardens surrounding Mill of Drummit are a mixture of riverside walks, stunning spring colours and with an abundance of Scottish flora and fauna.
As well as the main house there is a triple garage, a (habitable) summerhouse, a twin cell wood store and a garden shed.
Mill of Drummit offers a wonderful balance of character and comfort and whilst it may require some modernisation in areas, the situation and surroundings are exceptionally attractive and as such make Mill of Drummit a truly special home.
Location
Mill of Drummit is in Dalmary , a small hamlet one mile south of Gartmore located in Stirlingshire, a historic county in Central Scotland. Gartmore is a small village located in Perthshire. The village is situated in the foothills of the Trossachs, a picturesque area of hills, lochs, and forests , often referred to as the "Gateway to the Highlands."
The village is surrounded by stunning landscapes that are perfect for hiking, cycling, and other outdoor activities, and there are a number of attractions in the area, Mill of Drummit shares its Northern boundary with the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park
Gartmore has a community owned inn, primary schoo, church and a recently modernised village hall which is well used by local common interest groups. Aberfoyle, (4 miles) has more extensive facilities including a supermarket, bars and restaurants. Stirling is the major city of central Scotland and provides a full range of shops, schools and services including a cinema multiplex and a large and comprehensive sports centre at The Peak. McLaren High in Callander and Balfron are the local secondary schools. A number of private schools are within easy reach including Dollar , Strathallan, and Morrisons Academy .
Square Footage: 3,011 sq ft
Acreage: 2.4 Acres
Additional Info
Council Tax Band G
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