2 BEDROOM FLAT FOR SALE
Nestled amongst green fi elds on the banks of the Allan Water, only a mile north of Dunblane, lies the picturesque and peaceful mill village of Ashfi eld. A hidden retreat, the village off ers all the benefi ts of rural living, whilst remaining within comfortable commuting distance of Stirling and Perth, via easy access to the A9. With stunning views and a vibrant community, this is a truly special place to live.
Realizing this, Colin and Lucie Bull bought their fi rst home in Ashfi eld in 2008; a fi rst fl oor converted fl at in the Clachan. Taking on the challenge of making the house a home, they have lovingly restored every room, maintaining the property’s rural charm whilst modernizing throughout. A beautiful fi tted kitchen and modern combination boiler for the gas central heating have been installed, and quality wool carpets have been fi tted throughout. A wood burning stove provides additional heat for the whole house and adds to the cosy quality of the home.
Spanning two fl oors, the property consists of living room, dining room, hall, kitchen and bathroom on the fi rst fl oor, with two double bedrooms on the second. Ample storage is present with large fi tted cupboards in both bedrooms, a walk-in hall cupboard and an easily accessed fl oored roof storage space. The property has its own off -road parking, a large shed and a private garden, with uninterrupted views over the fi elds. Within a few minutes’ walk, you can be in beautiful woodland or on the riverbank, where otter and kingfi shers are regularly seen.
Off ers over £135,000. For more information and a home report, email Colin and Lucie at
clachan4@gmail.com or visit
www.clachan4.wix.com/home
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