Pearl Street, Callander, FK17

A three bedroom detached house in a tucked away setting off South Church Street, with a garden studio and garage, ideal for families in a superb central Callander location

A three-bedroom detached house in a secluded setting off South Church Street, this is a property with real potential for a family prepared to put their own stamp on it. Built in the 1980s, it sits in a pleasingly private spot behind the church, with a largely paved front garden bordered by planted beds, and a paved rear garden of good proportions.

The accommodation is well laid out over two floors. Upstairs are three bedrooms, two generous doubles and a single, all of a decent size, served by a family shower room with a shower cubicle and white sanitary ware. The rear bedrooms enjoy a lovely outlook across neighbouring gardens towards Main Street and the distinctive profile of the Callander Crags beyond, a view that rewards the start of every day. Downstairs, the principal living space is a large sitting and dining room running the full depth of the house, bright and spacious. A door leads through to the kitchen, which is well equipped, with a back door giving direct access to the rear garden. A useful under-stair cupboard offers further storage or, with a little imagination, the potential for a ground-floor WC conversion. To the front, a single garage provides valuable off-street parking, no small asset in a busy town centre like Callander.

The real bonus here sits at the bottom of the garden: a good-sized garden studio, which would make an outstanding work-from-home base or a dedicated space for teenagers to escape to. The house needs modernising throughout, and is priced accordingly, this is an excellent opportunity to acquire a detached family home in a prime Callander location and create something genuinely special.

What the Current Owners Loved Most

The owners particularly valued the sheer convenience of the location, everything Callander has to offer is within easy reach, and the wonderful versatility that the garden studio brought to daily life.