Located close to Arrochar and Tarbet, Stucan-T-Iobart (pronounced stookan cheepurt) sits within two acres of land and has views across Loch Lomond over to Ben Lomond.
The cottage was built amidst the great Scottish Rebellion of 1745, the year General George Wade, the English Commander-in-Chief, was ordered by the King to deal with the Scottish highlanders.
The kitchen (Image: Clyde Property)
Wade built forts, bridges and roads to allow troops to patrol the area and the remains of one of these roads can still be found within the cottage grounds.
A yew tree which Robert the Bruce rested under while he entertained his troops as he waited until they were safely across Loch Lomond is situated at Stucan-T-Iobart.
Looking for offers over £445,000, the home contains three bedrooms, a large lounge, a spacious semi open-plan kitchen and dining room, and a family bathroom.
The dining room (Image: Clyde Property)
The entrance vestibule opens into a reception hall which leads to the three double bedrooms, the kitchen and dining room, and the bathroom.
The kitchen and dining room has been refitted with modern shaker style units, extensive worksurfaces, and contains a variety of appliances while the dining area has built-in storage and features two large windows showcasing views of the loch.
The lounge (Image: Clyde Property)
There is also a wood burning stove and door which leads outside to the garden.
The lounge is accessed via the kitchen/ dining room and includes a wood burning stove, high beamed ceiling, and a wide window also showcasing views over the loch.
One of the bedrooms (Image: Clyde Property)
The bathroom has a three-piece suite with a combined shower and bath unit.
All windows are double glazed with modern units and a modern LPG (gas) central heating system with new radiators has also been installed.
The outbuilding (Image: Clyde Property)
Located to the rear of the home, an outbuilding contains a single garage and a guest suite containing a sitting area, bedroom, and shower room.
A timber clad outhouse can also be found in the garden and is ideal for usage as a home office or studio.
The outbuilding’s bedroom (Image: Clyde Property)
The property’s gardens primarily consist of lawn space and feature mature trees and a small stream.
A long driveway leads from the road to the house and off the driveway is a parking area.
The garden (Image: Clyde Property)
Estate agents Clyde Property said: “Stucan-T-Iobart is a delightful white painted stone cottage that dates back to the mid 1700’s and sits amidst gardens of just over two acres.
“With a truly stunning setting in an iconic location, on the western shores of Loch Lomond, the property takes in fantastic views across the loch over to Ben Lomond.”
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