5 bedroom flat

This impressive Victorian duplex apartment in Royal Gardens consists a ground floor entrance hall, spacious lounge, integrated kitchen, four double bedrooms, two en suite bathrooms and a family bathroom which are all positioned at first floor level. The attic space is bright, well ventilated and could be used in a variety of ways. There is also planning consent for what would be a unique roof terrace off the reception space / bedroom which can be explored by any future buyer. The property seamlessly combines a wealth of traditional period features with modern contemporary fixtures and fittings to create an excellent family home. Externally the property benefits from its own patio garden area to the front of the property.

1 Royal Gardens and 42 Albert Place presents a bespoke opportunity for a wide and varied buyer demographic to purchase a piece of history within a truly breathtaking setting in the heart of Stirling. Each property is very generously proportioned and enjoys its own dedicated private outside garden space. This landmark building offers an incredible collection of homes within a historic setting at the foot of the 500 year old Stirling Castle. In recent years, the conversion of Royal Gardens and Albert Place has been designed to blend old with new and demonstrate the sensitive treatment of a Grade B listed building. Most of the apartments enjoy spectacular views to Stirling Castle and across the King's Knot to the rolling hills of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The King's Knot is the grounds of the ancient King's Park which has been in the ownership of The Crown since the 1100's. The King's Park is therefore an area of great historical significance. It is Scotland's earliest recorded Royal Park and Scotland's last former Royal Park still owned by the Crown.

Kings Park in Stirling, Scotland, is a historic and scenic area that offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural
significance. Located near the iconic Stirling Castle, King's Park was originally a royal hunting ground in the medieval
period, providing a vast expanse of woodland for the Scottish monarchy. The park is characterized by its lush green
spaces, mature trees, and panoramic views of Stirling Castle, the Wallace Monument, and the surrounding countryside,
including the Ochil Hills. This creates a stunning natural backdrop that attracts both locals and visitors for leisurely
walks, picnics, and recreation. Schooling is available nearby at both primary and secondary level with Stirling High
School and Allan's Primary School in the catchment and by independent schools, with Fairview International and
Dollar Academy in the area. The M9 and M80 motorways are close by allowing easy access to the central belt.
The international airports of Glasgow and Edinburgh are within easy reach by road and the main line railway station in
Stirling City Centre is only 10 minutes' walk away from Royal Gardens. The area also benefits from its proximity
to Stirling University, which offers many sporting facilities available to the public. In addition to the many local sports
clubs, Stirling Golf Club is on the doorstep.