Three double bedrooms with high ceilings and bay windows
Private fenced garden, decking and summer house for entertaining
Single garage plus shared off-street parking for residents
Spacious lounge with wood-burning stove and dining space
Large fitted kitchen with integrated appliances and utility space
Top-floor apartment — stair access only, no lift
Single bathroom for three bedrooms may feel limiting
Council Tax Band E; wider area shows higher deprivation
Set within a handsome sandstone building in desirable Bridge of Allan, this spacious three-bedroom top-floor apartment combines period character with modern fittings. High ceilings, large bay windows and generous room proportions create an airy, flexible home suitable for families or professionals seeking a roomy central location. The living room’s bay and wood-burning stove make a comfortable social hub, while the long kitchen includes integrated appliances and space for everyday living.
Externally the apartment benefits from a private fenced lawn and decking with summer house, plus a single garage and shared off-street parking — rare extras for a town-centre property. Gas central heating, a recent bathroom and mixed sash-and-case and double-glazed windows add comfort and efficiency.
Buyers should note this is a top-floor home accessed by stairs only, which may limit mobility. There is a single bathroom for three bedrooms and the council tax band is above average (Band E). The wider area is classified as having higher deprivation despite the town’s strong professional and educational profile, so consider local services and long-term resale factors.
Overall this apartment offers substantial living space (approx. 112m2/1,206 sqft), private outdoor amenity and garage parking — a practical, characterful home in a sought-after spa-town setting with some practical trade-offs to weigh.