Kilunan Farmhouse is an impressive four/five bedroom home which has been painstakingly refurbished, sympathetically modernised and upgraded. It affords spectacular views of the surrounding countryside, Campsie Fells and adjacent Dunmore Hill. The former farmhouse is approximately 220 years old and offers versatile accommodation of 7 principal apartments of almost 2,200 square feet. The Farmhouse has been meticulously upgraded offering the perfect balance of modern and traditional including a country farmhouse style kitchen, refitted bath, shower room, master suite and wood burning stoves, alongside smoothly plastered walls, original ornate staircase balustrades and a freshly painted exterior.

Kilunan Steading is formed around a quaint courtyard with a private gravelled driveway to the front and further parking allocation at the rear. It enjoys a peaceful and idyllic setting. Surrounded by fields it can be found at the end of a driveway which meets the B818/Main Street next to the Fintry signpost at the entrance to the village. The village itself offers a real sense of community enhanced by the Fintry Development Trust. Fintry was previously voted 'Scotland's Prettiest Village' partly due to its position between the Campsie and Fintry Hills, on the banks of the Endrick River. There is a local café, the Fintry Inn, churches and village hall. The hub of the village has to be the Fintry Sports and Recreation Club which is home to Strathendrick Rugby Club as well as music events and gala days. It offers a bar, internal bowling, a gymnasium, squash courts and themed dining events. Surrounded by picturesque scenery with an abundance of renowned walking and cycling routes, the setting is also well placed for major road networks linking to Stirling, Glasgow and Loch Lomond. Fintry Nursery and Primary School subsequently feeds into Balfron High School.

The quality is immediately evident as you enter the broad entrance hall with lovely wooden flooring, solid oak doors and staircase featuring a central runner of striped carpeting. From the hall, the versatile accommodation continues in the form of the family room featuring the original exposed stone fireplace which frames the wood burning stove. A choice of entrances leads to the dining kitchen and the principal lounge. The lounge features an original stone fireplace with a further wood burning stove. French doors provide direct access to the gardens and a further doorway leads to the expansive dining kitchen. The kitchen features cream units with cup handles, wooden surfaces, Belfast style sink, range cooker, under unit and recess ceiling lighting, ample provision for a dining table and chairs and a door leads to the courtyard at the rear. There is an adjoining utility room with storage cupboard at the far end housing the Worcester Bosch boiler. At the far end of the home the gym / bedroom five features a vaulted ceiling with ceiling heights of 18'2”. Completing the ground floor a home office/fourth bedroom enjoys dual aspects and an open fire. The aforementioned staircase leads to the galleried landing from which there are two bedrooms, the principal family bathroom and the master suite. The bathroom has a white suite, modern roll top bath and chrome heated towel rail. The master suite begins with the dressing room with beautiful timber cottage doors, reclaimed hardwood floor, an adjoining en-suite shower room and finally, the sizeable master bedroom. From the comfort of one’s bed, you can enjoy the truly staggering views of the surrounding landscape through two windows.

Returning outside, next to the lovely sheltered portico entrance which was sympathetically rebuilt in 2017, a gate leads to the lawned gardens and cottage style garden which is complemented by a periphery of plants and shrubs as well as a low stone wall along one side. The wall was rebuilt from the original whinstone and extends the length of the property. There is also a greenhouse, two wood stores, kindling store, garden shed and the summer house. The summer house is surrounded by chip stones and includes two sets of French doors. It offers a lovely sheltered seating area next to the wood burning stove; the owner’s attention to detail even includes a landscape picture window along the rear wall to beautifully frame the views of Dunmore Hill.

EPC - Band F