Property for sale in Stirlingshire

STIRLINGSHIRE PROPERTY

With scenery to die for and a true diversity of housing, it's easy to see why Stirling property and homes in Stirlingshire retain their unique appeal

The Stirlingshire property market comprises two very distinct halves.  To the east is Stirling itself, arguably one of the most historic locations in Scotland and the birthplace of Scottish independence.  Dominated by its castle, Stirling is a thriving economic centre and a popular tourist destination with excellent rail and road links to both Glasgow and Edinburgh.  Property in Stirling comprises a mix of housing typical of an historic town, from Georgian and Victorian townhouses in Stirling to modern apartments and detached homes in Stirling, covering both ends of the Stirling property spectrum.

To the west, property in Stirlingshire is found almost entirely in rural settings, with a series of prosperous villages forming the setting for swathes of desirable Stirlingshire properties. While agriculture still plays a major role in the Stirlingshire economy, most of these Stirlingshire property hotspots are within relatively close proximity of Glasgow and many occupants of property in Stirling and homes in Stirlingshire will commute into the city for work.  Moreover, with the east shores of Loch Lomond and the route of the West Highland Way easily accessible, Stirlingshire property is hugely popular with walkers and outdoor types, much like property in Stirling itself.

The peaceful setting of Stirlingshire property hotspots like Killearn, Balfron and Drymen typifies why people want to live here, and their close proximity to Stirling makes them hugely popular. Stirlingshire property in these areas is always in demand.


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