Potential for RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (subject to planning). All planning enquiries can be made to Stirling Council planning department.

House prices in FK8 3RR have an overall average of £455,000 over the last year. Overall, the historical sold prices in FK8 3RR over the last year were 134% up on the previous year.

Gartmore is a peaceful residential village within the boundaries of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park and is referred to as “The Gateway to the Trossachs”.

SUBSTANTIAL SIZED site extending to approx. 3.2 ACRES in stunning countryside setting within Gartmore, near Aberfoyle. 100% PRIME LOCATION. Site extends to approx. 3.2 Acres. HUGE POTENTIAL. May be suitable for multiple uses (subject to consents). Potential for RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT (subject to planning). All planning enquiries can be made to Stirling Council planning department. House prices in FK8 3RR have an overall average of £455,000 over the last year. Overall, the historical sold prices in FK8 3RR over the last year were 134% up on the previous year and 17% up on the 2014 peak of £390,000.

Gartmore is within the boundaries of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park and is referred to as “The Gateway to the Trossachs”. It is a peaceful residential village with an inn, community-owned village shop and a post office. The village has its own primary school, and the property is in the catchment area for Balfron High School. Aberfoyle (approx. 4 miles) has more extensive facilities including a supermarket, pubs and a restaurant, petrol station and an 18 hole golf course. Stirling is the major city of central Scotland and provides a full range of shops, schools and services included a cinema and large sports centre at The Peak. There is a wide range of activities in the area including mountain biking and walking, horse riding and pony trekking, canoeing and paddle boarding, wild swimming, shooting and fishing, and the UK’s longest zip wire is at the nearby Go Ape centre located at the David Marshall Lodge visitor centre. The Trossachs is the heart of Rob Roy MacGregor’s Scotland and it was in this area with its delightful mix of lochs, burns, hills and glens that he lived his life and where some of his more famous exploits took place. The region has a diversity of wildlife including magnificent golden eagles, osprey, peregrine falcons and red deer, which coexist with creatures like roe deer, wildcats, foxes, feral goats, badgers and red squirrels.

Full Address:  3.2 Acres at Crinigart Lodge Wood, Gartmore, By Aberfoyle, FK8  3RR