4 bedroom end of terrace house for sale
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- An attractive 16th-century home
- Accommodation over three levels
- Spacious sitting room
- Fully fitted kitchen with direct garden access
- Elegant dining room
- Four generously sized bedrooms
- A well-appointed bathroom
- Basement with two medieval cellars ideal for storage or potential conversion
- Stunning, fully walled private garden
- A short stroll from local amenities available in Stirling City centre
Accommodation is thoughtfully arranged over three levels, providing a versatile and comfortable living space. The entrance hallway leads to a grand staircase ascending to the first floor, where you will find a spacious sitting room, a fully fitted kitchen with direct access to a private walled garden, and an elegant dining room perfect for entertaining. The second level boasts three generously sized bedrooms and a well-appointed bathroom, while the upper level offers an additional bedroom with stunning views of the Ochil Hills. The basement, a unique feature of this historic home, consists of two medieval vaulted cellars, ideal for storage or potential conversion.
The fully walled garden, a serene oasis with mature trees, is also accessible via a close leading to the street, ensuring privacy and convenience.
Bothwell House, previously known as ‘Boghall’, is ideally located next to the Church of Holy Rude and is just a short stroll from the vibrant city centre amenities. Nearby attractions include Kings Park, Stirling Golf Club, and notable historical landmarks such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. The property is also well-served by top-tier schooling options at both primary and secondary levels, with prestigious independent schools like Fairview International Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy, and Morrison's in close proximity. Stirling University, along with the MacRobert Arts Centre, is easily accessible. Commuting is a breeze with convenient motorway access to Glasgow (24 miles), Edinburgh (37 miles), and Perth (33 miles), complemented by regular train services from Stirling to major cities. The area offers exceptional leisure and recreational opportunities, with Scotland's picturesque countryside, including the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park, right on your doorstep, making Stirling the perfect gateway to the Highlands.
Experience the perfect blend of history, comfort, and convenience at Bothwell House – a true gem in the heart of Stirling.
EPC Band E.
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