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About this 4 - Flat
This impressive main door upper conversion forms the entire top floor of a substantial and imposing red sandstone detached Victorian Mansion House which is set between spectacular views of Conic Hill and Loch Lomond. The property has its own main double door access to the front of the building and has timber framed double glazed windows fitted. The property has a natural slate hipped roof and is category’c’ listed. The building is steeped in history, having been built by the Duchess of Montrose in 1891 to provide a country escape for “poor” children from the grim conditions of industrial Glasgow at the time – giving rise to the term “fresh air fortnight”.
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This popular tourist area is one of the most attractive in Scotland.
Balmaha is located within the Loch Lomond National Scenic Area and near to the LOCH LOMOND NATIONAL NATURE RESERVE. In July 2002 the area became part of Scotland's first NATIONAL PARK (the second largest National Park in the UK).
The MILLENNIUM FOREST CENTRE is 2 miles to the north at Cashel.
Visitor facilities are on hand in BALMAHA and at MILARROCHY BAY, 1 mile to the north.
THE WEST HIGHLAND WAY passes to the rear of Montrose House with access to
CONIC HILL from which there are magnificent views over Loch Lomond and beyond.
BEN LOMOND 7 miles (11 km)
The Oak Tree Restaurant, the yacht marina and the Visitor Centre are in Balmaha village.
The village of Drymen is 3.3 miles (5.4 kilometers) distant and has a small supermarket, restaurant and "take away" food. Intercity railway stations at Stirling, Edinburgh and Glasgow
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