IF spending time at home during lockdown has prompted you to think about making a move, this Scottish castle could be what you’re looking for.
You could live in a 19th-century baronial mansion with its own lift for a lot less than the average price of a flat or house in London.
The property is set on the edge of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, but just a 25-minute drive away from Glasgow and Stirling.
Just five units in Dalnair Castle are available but for those looking to snap up a slice of luxury, the good news is viewings have just restarted after months of lockdown.
The prices of the two-bedroom apartments range from £325,000-£575,000. Last year in London the average flat sold for £547936, while terraced properties sold for about £686,321.
Potential buyers can check out the remaining apartments next month by arranging an appointment in advance.
Each flat has an en-suite in the master bedroom, and come with double glazing and gas central heating. There are also Brooklyn kitchens with appliances by Siemens, and access to an electric charging point.
The building, set in woodland with views of the surrounding countryside, was built in 1884 by Thomas Brown.
Residents have access to a private tennis court, while there are countless cycling and walking routes around the village of Croftamie.
Robert Croll, sales manager for FM Group, said: “We are very delighted to be open for viewings again and to reveal our new view flat to the public.
“This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for purchasers to live in luxury in a stunning location, at a truly affordable price.
“Despite its rural setting, on the edge of world-renowned Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, Dalnair Castle is highly accessible, and both Glasgow and Stirling can be reached within a mere 25 minutes.”
Further information is available by contacting Corum Property or vising this link.
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