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" n++ NEW TO MARKET An outstanding three bedroom maisonette apartment forming part of the impressive Menstrie Castle, dating back to approximately 1560. Accommodation comprises reception hall, lounge, dining room, breakfasting kitchen, WC, three bedrooms & bathroom. Gas fired central heating. EER Band E


A superb three bedroom and two public room maisonette apartment forming part of the magnificent Menstrie Castle which was built around 1560 by the Alexander family, a branch of the Clan McAllister. By the end of the second World War, the castle was in such disrepair that there was a campaign to secure funding with the intention to aim its restoration. In 1960 the Castle was listed category A, as a building of national importance and by 1964 the restoration was completed and the castle was converted into flats.

Castle Court is a quiet and peaceful location in a highly desirable residential area and benefits from communal garden grounds and beautiful views to the Ochil hills and surrounding countryside. Internally this well proportioned home provides versatile living accommodation over two levels. The first floor comprises reception hall, lounge, dining room, impressive fitted breakfasting kitchen with integrated appliances and a WC/cloakroom. Upstairs there is a fine master bedroom with turreted store room, two further bedrooms and a bathroom. All rooms are tastefully presented with fresh neutral dn++cor and all fitted floor coverings are included in the sale. Specification is to a good standard and warmth is provided by a gas fired central heating system. The property also benefits from excellent external storage including a landing cupboard and a communal dungeon situated below the property.

Menstrie is a sought after and popular hillfoots village and benefits from excellent primary and secondary schooling nearby. Major road networks as well as nearby train stations in Bridge of Allan and Stirling allow ready access to the most important business and cultural centres throughout Scotland.

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