4 bedroom detached house for sale

We are delighted to present “Cairnmore”, a beautifully positioned detached home set amidst unspoilt scenery on the outskirts of Crianlarich. Just a mile from the foothills of Ben More, standing at 3,852 feet and the highest peak in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, the property enjoys a truly remarkable Highland backdrop.

Crianlarich lies within Glen Strathfillan, north of the Trossachs and around eight miles from the head of Loch Lomond. This historic village has long served as a key staging post between central and north western Scotland and today remains a designated primary destination with one of the world’s most scenic railway routes passing through.

The Property:

Set within generous, mature grounds, Cairnmore occupies a substantial plot surrounded by established trees, offering privacy, tranquillity and a strong connection to the landscape. Externally, the home benefits from extensive driveway parking and a garage.

Ground Floor
• Entrance porch ideal for storing outdoor wear
• Brand new WC
• Spacious, sociable lounge featuring an open fire and sliding patio doors • Separate dining room with ample space for a large table and dual aspect views over the gardens and land
• Well appointed kitchen with excellent storage and worktop provision
• Utility area off the kitchen housing laundry facilities

First Floor:
• Principal bedroom with views towards the Ben More mountain range, complete with ensuite facilities
• Three further generously sized bedrooms, each with fitted wardrobes
• Contemporary three piece bathroom off the landing
• Impressive loft space offering excellent storage

Grounds & Setting:

The surrounding land is extensive and offers superb potential for future extension (subject to the necessary planning consents). The outlooks across the glen and towards Ben More and the neighbouring mountains are a defining feature of this home. The name Crianlarich derives from the Gaelic for “low pass”, reflecting its strategic location. Signposted from Glasgow, Perth, Oban and Fort William, the village remains a gateway to the Highlands and a stop on one of the most celebrated rail journeys in the world.