Royal Gardens
Offers Over £585,000
Stirling, Stirling, FK8 2RJ
A quite exceptional, professionally extended four-bedroom traditional terraced villa with breath-taking views to the front and sunny, private walled gardens to the rear.
Designed by John Allan (1877) Royal Gardens distinctive tall windows not only maximise light but also give the owners unending access to an unrivalled landscape; the Kings Knot, the Castle and the mountains of Highland Scotland beyond. The villas, numbers 1-9, have regularity and symmetry and are considered by many to be Allan’s greatest work. The King's Knot was a central part of Stirling Castle’s Royal Park. It is covered in grass now, but it was originally an ornamental garden - it’s purpose was to enchant and impress visitors to the Castle; emphasising the wealth and status of the Stuart Kings.
Accommodation is
Designed by John Allan (1877) Royal Gardens distinctive tall windows not only maximise light but also give the owners unending access to an unrivalled landscape; the Kings Knot, the Castle and the mountains of Highland Scotland beyond. The villas, numbers 1-9, have regularity and symmetry and are considered by many to be Allan’s greatest work. The King's Knot was a central part of Stirling Castle’s Royal Park. It is covered in grass now, but it was originally an ornamental garden - it’s purpose was to enchant and impress visitors to the Castle; emphasising the wealth and status of the Stuart Kings.
Accommodation is
Terraced
4 Bedrooms
2 Public rooms
3 Bathrooms
Property Details
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Stirling, Stirling , FK8 2RJ
Offers Over £585,000
Terraced
4 Bedrooms
2 Public rooms
3 Bathrooms
A quite exceptional, professionally extended four-bedroom traditional terraced villa with breath-taking views to the front and sunny, private walled gardens to the rear.
Designed by John Allan (1877) Royal Gardens distinctive tall windows not only maximise light but also give the owners unending access to an unrivalled landscape; the Kings Knot, the Castle and the mountains of Highland Scotland beyond. The villas, numbers 1-9, have regularity and symmetry and are considered by many to be Allan’s greatest work. The King's Knot was a central part of Stirling Castle’s Royal Park. It is covered in grass now, but it was originally an ornamental garden - it’s purpose was to enchant and impress visitors to the Castle; emphasising the wealth and status of the Stuart Kings.
Accommodation is formed over three floor levels, measures 2400 sqft and in full comprises; attractive entrance vestibule, welcoming reception hallway, superb front facing formal sitting room with working fire and wonderful views, immediately impressive open living and dining kitchen with wood burning stove, beautiful garden room with large sliding door which connects the space to the garden seamlessly. A useful utility room completes the ground level accommodation. The original staircase with gallery landing gives access to the three double bedrooms with principal boasting beautiful views, and at the top of the landing there is a stunning glass cupola that allows a lot of light to flood in. The family bathroom has the same lovely views and has a white suite with stand alone roll top bath and separate shower cubicle. The upper level is currently used as a home office and gym but could be very versatile. There is also a double bedroom with views over the surrounding countryside and a family shower room.
Externally, the neat and tidy gardens to the front are beautifully maintained and the fully enclosed walled gardens to the rear attracts the sun for the best part of the day and are a delight. There is also a detached garage with a section converted to a home office or crafts room which benefits from electricity and light.
Royal Gardens is in an established residential area, within a short walk to the centre of Stirling. The very popular Kings Park is in the immediate vicinity, as is Stirling Golf Club. As well as the excellent shopping facilities the city has to offer, there are numerous sites of historical significance such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. Schooling is available nearby at both primary and secondary level and the region is well served by independent schools with Fairview International Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy and Morrison's all in the area. Stirling University, which includes the MacRobert Arts Centre, is also within easy reach. Motorway access to Glasgow (24 miles), one of the UK's most dynamic cities with outstanding shopping, excellent theatres and a thriving business district. Edinburgh (37 miles) and Perth (33 miles) are also easily accessible by motorway. Regular trains from Stirling serve Glasgow, Edinburgh, and The North for the many daily commuters. Leisure and recreational facilities in and around the city are excellent and Stirling is on the edge of some of Scotland's most beautiful countryside, including the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park. Stirling is the Gateway to the Highlands. EPC - D
Designed by John Allan (1877) Royal Gardens distinctive tall windows not only maximise light but also give the owners unending access to an unrivalled landscape; the Kings Knot, the Castle and the mountains of Highland Scotland beyond. The villas, numbers 1-9, have regularity and symmetry and are considered by many to be Allan’s greatest work. The King's Knot was a central part of Stirling Castle’s Royal Park. It is covered in grass now, but it was originally an ornamental garden - it’s purpose was to enchant and impress visitors to the Castle; emphasising the wealth and status of the Stuart Kings.
Accommodation is formed over three floor levels, measures 2400 sqft and in full comprises; attractive entrance vestibule, welcoming reception hallway, superb front facing formal sitting room with working fire and wonderful views, immediately impressive open living and dining kitchen with wood burning stove, beautiful garden room with large sliding door which connects the space to the garden seamlessly. A useful utility room completes the ground level accommodation. The original staircase with gallery landing gives access to the three double bedrooms with principal boasting beautiful views, and at the top of the landing there is a stunning glass cupola that allows a lot of light to flood in. The family bathroom has the same lovely views and has a white suite with stand alone roll top bath and separate shower cubicle. The upper level is currently used as a home office and gym but could be very versatile. There is also a double bedroom with views over the surrounding countryside and a family shower room.
Externally, the neat and tidy gardens to the front are beautifully maintained and the fully enclosed walled gardens to the rear attracts the sun for the best part of the day and are a delight. There is also a detached garage with a section converted to a home office or crafts room which benefits from electricity and light.
Royal Gardens is in an established residential area, within a short walk to the centre of Stirling. The very popular Kings Park is in the immediate vicinity, as is Stirling Golf Club. As well as the excellent shopping facilities the city has to offer, there are numerous sites of historical significance such as Stirling Castle and the Wallace Monument. Schooling is available nearby at both primary and secondary level and the region is well served by independent schools with Fairview International Bridge of Allan, Dollar Academy and Morrison's all in the area. Stirling University, which includes the MacRobert Arts Centre, is also within easy reach. Motorway access to Glasgow (24 miles), one of the UK's most dynamic cities with outstanding shopping, excellent theatres and a thriving business district. Edinburgh (37 miles) and Perth (33 miles) are also easily accessible by motorway. Regular trains from Stirling serve Glasgow, Edinburgh, and The North for the many daily commuters. Leisure and recreational facilities in and around the city are excellent and Stirling is on the edge of some of Scotland's most beautiful countryside, including the Trossachs and Loch Lomond National Park. Stirling is the Gateway to the Highlands. EPC - D
Key Features
- Professionally extended
- Four-bedrooms (principal boasting beautiful views)
- Superb front facing formal sitting room with working fire
- Impressive open living and dining kitchen with wood burning stove
- Beautiful garden room with large sliding door
- Original staircase with gallery landing
- Stunning glass cupola
- Home office and gym
- Family shower room
- Sunny, private walled gardens to the rear
The city centre hosts an excellent array of shopping in the pedestrianised city centre with further covered shopping in The Thistles centre. There are an abundance of supermarkets surrounding the city such as Waitrose, Sainsburys, Tesco and Morrisons.
Commuting is made easy in Stirling with the m9 motorway serving all major cities and airports.
There is a main line train station and bus station in the heart of the city with again services both local and national.
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