Summary

• Detailed Planning Permission
  
• Generous site
  
• Spectacular views
  
• Highly scenic area
  
• Established community
  
• Category B-Listed
  
• 2.45 Acres

Location

The picturesque village of Drymen is located in the Stirling district has historical significance as a former stop for cattle drovers and is now a popular destination for tourists, thanks to its proximity to Loch Lomond and the West Highland Way. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities including horseback riding, hiking, fishing, golfing, mountain biking, and water sports. The village has its own primary school and various local amenities such as shops, pubs, hotels, and a swimming pool. For secondary education, students in the area typically attend Balfron High School. The location offers convenient access to major cities and airports, with Glasgow Airport approximately 18 miles distant and Edinburgh Airport approximately 50 miles
distant from the property. Additionally, Balloch Station provides rail services to Glasgow for commuters.

Description

The subjects comprise of a dilapidated and redundant traditional stone-built U-plan agricultural farm steadings, on a picturesque rural site extending to approximately 0.99 Ha (2.45 acres). The steading is predominantly of rubble stonework with squared quoins. The original U-plan steading has been altered over the years to
provide function to its agricultural use. A former cattle stall enclosure situated to the east of the steading, being one of these alterations. The property is approached by means of a shared
private access road. A number of large and exclusive residential properties lie in close proximity to the subjects with delightful walking routes which can be immediately accessed from the property.