Offers over £510,000

Old Doune Road, Dunblane, FK15

4 bedroom

3 bathroom

3 receptions

1,679.17 sq ft (156 sq m)

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Key Features

  • Handsome traditional stone-built Victorian semi-detached villa in a prime Dunblane address
  • South-facing aspect throughout, ensuring exceptional natural light across all principal rooms
  • Sunny, private front garden elevated above the road and sheltered by stone wall and mature hedging
  • Generous sitting room with original wooden flooring, open fireplace and elegant teal colour scheme
  • Bright dining room with garden outlook, versatile as both dining and informal sitting space
  • Well-appointed kitchen with induction hob, double ovens, island, and separate utility room
  • Four bedrooms including a charming principal suite with en-suite shower room in the roof space
  • Original period features retained throughout: hardwood flooring and glazed entrance door
  • Long driveway with off-street parking for several cars, two sheds, and a private rear garden with greenhouse
  • Superb location within easy reach of Dunblane’s schools, railway station, shops and amenities

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This handsome Victorian stone-built semi-detached villa, occupies a particularly desirable position on Old Doune Road. This property has real character and is well maintained, thoughtfully decorated, and offers the kind of gracious, light-filled accommodation that rarely comes to market. With four bedrooms, generous public rooms, excellent parking, and beautifully private gardens to both front and rear, it represents an exceptional opportunity to purchase a piece of Dunblane history.

The house has an attractive street presence, its traditional stonework complemented by a south-facing aspect which fills the principal rooms with natural light throughout the day. Entry is via an elegant period semi-glazed door into a welcoming reception hallway that sets the tone for what follows: bright and airy, with handsome solid wood flooring and a light-well above that adds a further sense of space and openness.

To the right of the hallway lies the sitting room: a spacious and particularly attractive reception space with original wooden flooring, a striking black-leaded open fireplace with painted mantelpiece and tiled hearth, and walls finished in a rich and confident shade of teal, with an attractive feature wall. A bay window draws in the southern light, and an alcove provides useful display and storage space. This is a room that manages to feel both elegant and genuinely comfortable.

To the rear, the dining room overlooks the back garden through a generous window and offers ample space for both a dining table and a relaxed informal seating arrangement. Decorated in a pleasing pale mauve, it is a bright and flexible room with real warmth of character. An original door connects through to the kitchen, which is fitted with an induction hob, two electric ovens, and a range of wall units finished in a subtle shade of grey. Grey oak-effect flooring, solid pine worktops, a useful central island, and a dishwasher complete a kitchen that is both practical and pleasant to work in.

A separate utility room provides additional space for a washing machine, tumble dryer, fridge and freezer. A neat downstairs WC is tucked beneath the stairs.

The ground floor is completed by a further reception room which is cozily decorated in an enveloping shade of dark blue, currently used as a Family Room although could easily become a study or guest bedroom.

On the first floor, two generous double bedrooms offer bright, airy accommodation with neutral décor and good proportions. A third smaller double bedroom currently serves as a study and occasional guest room. The family bathroom is well-appointed with a p-shaped bath with shower over and a full suite of white sanitary ware.

The principal bedroom occupies the upper floor: a lovely, cosy and characterful space with wonderful views, excellent natural light, and the benefit of a private en-suite shower room.

Original features have been retained throughout the property wherever possible, lending the house an authenticity and charm that is difficult to replicate.

Outside, the south-facing front garden is a particular delight. Elevated from the road and sheltered behind a traditional stone wall and high privacy hedging, it is a genuinely sunny and secluded spot in which to sit and enjoy the fine outlook. A long driveway to the side provides off-street parking for several vehicles and leads to two good-sized sheds. The private rear garden offers a paved patio, decked area, lawn and attractively planted raised beds, with a greenhouse, mature shrubs and established privacy hedging completing the picture.

Front Garden
Raised South facing front garden

Rear Garden
Rear garden offers a paved patio, decked area, lawn and attractively planted raised beds, with a greenhouse and mature shrubs.

Land and buildings transaction tax

Based on a sale price of £510,000 the total amount of land and buildings transaction tax payable will be:

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Last updated: The calculator has been updated to reflect changes in land and buildings transaction tax from 5th December 2024.

* This value is based on the standard rate and not applicable to first-time buyers or buy-to-let / second home buyers.

Further Details

  • New Listing: launched in the last 10 days
  • Status: Available
  • Size: 1,679.17 sq ft (156 sq m)
  • Council tax band: G
  • Council tax amount: £4520
  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Parking spaces: Driveway
  • Outside spaces: Front Garden, Rear Garden
  • Reference: 726245

What else you need to know?

Utility supply, rights and restrictions

  • Utility supply
    • Electricity supply: National grid
    • Heating supply: Gas central
    • Sewerage: Standard
    • Water supply: Direct main waters
  • Other information
    • Construction materials: Stone built, brick and block
    • Is loft boarded: Yes
    • Property age bracket: Victorian (1830 - 1901)
    • Roof material: Slate tiles, flat

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