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TOMDORAN HOUSEG L E N R O A D • D U N L A N E
TOMDORAN HOUSEG L E N R O A D • D U N B L A N E • F K 1 5 0 D J
Stirling 7 miles, Perth 27 miles, Glasgow 32 miles, Edinburgh 42 miles
Fully refurbishedJacobethan house set in
large garden in upperDunblane
Reception hall, drawing room, dining room, study, sitting room, playroom,kitchen & breakfast room, 2 cloakrooms, utility room
6 bedrooms, dressing room, 6 bathrooms (5 en suite)
4 car garage, garden store, greenhouse
Mature gardens, including kitchen garden, extending 0.89 acres
SolicitorsLedingham Chalmers LLP Johnstone House52-54 Rose StreetAberdeen AB10 1HATel: 01224 408408
Email: [email protected]
Savills EdinburghWemyss House8 Wemyss PlaceEdinburghEH3 6DH
Tel: 0131 247 3700Email: [email protected]
DIRECTIONS
From Glasgow or Edinburgh take the M9 north
past Stirling to the roundabout at the end of
the motorway (junction 11). Take the exit
signposted to Dunblane on the B8033.
Continue along Stirling Road through a mini
roundabout and continue until the next
roundabout. Turn right onto Glen Road and
Tomdoran House is the first entrance on the
left hand side. Bear to the right after entering
the driveway.
SITUATION
Tomdoran House is situated on one of the most
sought after streets in Upper Dunblane. The
area comprises large, detached houses set on a
hill with good views. It is also within a short
walking distance of the town centre and railway
station. Dunblane is one of the country’s
smallest cathedral cities and lies between the
rugged mountain peaks of Perthshire to the
north and the rich fertile Carse of Stirling to
the south. The magnificent cathedral is the
focal point of this charming city with a
population of around 9,000 residents.
The town has a variety of local shops and
convenient supermarkets. It also offers good
recreational facilities which include tennis,
squash and bowling clubs and a golf club.
Gleneagles Hotel with its leisure club and
world famous golf courses is only 14 miles
away. The Dunblane Centre, which opened in
2004, has a range of facilities available for all
ages such as a sports hall, art studio, fitness
suite, music room and a conference room.
There are three primary schools in the vicinity
which feed Dunblane High School.
There is also a good selection of nursery
schools and private schools nearby, including
Beaconhurst Grange at Bridge of Allan,
Ardvreck and Morrison’s Academy in Crieff and
Dollar Academy.
Dunblane is well placed for road and rail
connections to all the major towns and cities of
central Scotland. The pivot of the motorway
network is only two miles to the south with the
M9 and M80 giving quick access to Edinburgh
and Glasgow respectively. The A9 is now dual
carriageway all the way to Perth. Both
Edinburgh and Glasgow Airports are easily
accessible.
DESCRIPTION
Tomdoran House is a wonderful Jacobethan
property dating back to 1861, set in beautiful
grounds of just under one acre. The property is
laden with history as it was believed to have
been originally presented to Alexander Wilson,
the owner of Springbank Mill, as an
engagement present at the age of just 21. His
initials can be seen above the front door. He
was the heir to ‘Wilsons of Bannockburn’, the
tartan weavers, who were previously known as
‘William Wilson & Son’ who have been credited
with the invention of the contemporary range
of clan tartans that we know today.
Tomdoran House was used as a residential
nursing home prior to being reinstated as a
traditional family home in 2007, when major
refurbishments were carried out. Many of the
original period features such as the Oregon
pitch pine staircase, ornate cornices and marble
fireplaces were preserved during the
refurbishment, ensuring that the house retains
an abundance of character and charm.
The property today, however, also benefits from
a high specification interior which provides
Tomdoran House with a fantastic traditional yet
contemporary balance.
The recent modern additions include an
integrated sound system, category 6 wiring and
new secondary glazing to improve energy
efficiency. All six bathrooms are of the highest
quality, and they all benefit from both a bath
and a separate shower. A recent addition is a
porch to the rear of the property.
ACCOMMODATION
Tomdoran House is entered through a grand
reception hall, home to the original ornate
Oregon pitch pine staircase.
The spacious living accommodation is ideal for
family life. The ground floor includes a
spacious drawing room, dining room, sitting
room and playroom. The large kitchen and
breakfast room is well finished with a range of
timber fronted wall and base units, as well as an
island unit, all with granite worktops.
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Sitting Room6.67 x 3.85
21'-11" x 12'-8"
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Utility Room4.11 x 3.40
13'-6" x 11'-2"
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Study4.51 x 4.19
14'-10" x 13'-9"
Playroom3.85 x 3.68
12'-8" x 12'-1"
GardenStore
Boiler Room
boiler
WC2.76 x 1.929'-1" x 6'-4"
Courtyard
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Ground Floor
Entrance Hall3.70 x 2.45
12'-2" x 8'-0"
Reception Hall6.51 x 3.63
21'-4" x 11'-11"
Drawing Room8.03* x 5.11
26'-4" x 16'-9"(* into bay)
Dining Room7.52* x 5.09
24'-8" x 16'-8"(* into bay)
Breakfast Room5.08 x 4.96
16'-8" x 16'-3"Kitchen6.12 x 4.83
20'-1" x 15'-10"
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FOR IDENTIFICATION ONLY - NOT TO SCALEGROSS INTERNAL AREA APPROX 617m² (6,641sqft)
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Tomdoran HouseGlen Road, Dunb lane, FK15 0DJ
Bedroom 46.78 x 3.96
22'-3" x 13'-0"
Bedroom 56.13 x 4.81
20'-1" x 15'-9"
Bedroom 15.59 x 5.10
18'-4" x 16'-9"
DN
DN
UP
En Suite4.06 x 2.37
13'-4" x 7'-9"
Bedroom 25.50 x 5.23
18'-1" x 17'-2"
Bedroom 34.52 x 4.22
14'-10" x 13'-10"En Suite
3.13 x 1.7910'-3" x 5'-10"
Landing8.06 x 6.52
26'-5" x 21'-5"
Bathroom4.08 x 3.53
13'-5" x 11'-7"
Walk inWardrobe
En Suite3.85 x 2.21
12'-8" x 7'-3"
En Suite3.85 x 2.49
12'-8" x 8'-2"
Linen Store3.95 x 1.19
13'-0" x 3'-11"
First Floor
C
W
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C
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DN
DN
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Bedroom 66.14 x 4.80
20'-2" x 15'-9"
DressingRoom
2.42 x 2.427'-11" x 7'-11"
En Suite3.73 x 2.41
12'-3" x 7'-11"
M
Mezzanine
F
The room is also equipped with integrated
modern Siemens and Britannia kitchen
appliances including an integrated coffee
machine and microwave, a double oven range
cooker and a pair of Blanco sinks, one located
in the island unit. The kitchen links to a
separate utility room. In addition to the
elegant reception rooms, there is a playroom, a
study with fixed bookcases, a WC, a cloakroom
and ample storage space.
Off the half landing, at mezzanine level, is a
good sized double bedroom with an en suite
bathroom and a dressing room. On the first
floor there are a further three double bedrooms
all with en suite facilities, a further double
bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe, and a large
family bathroom.
A short staircase leads to the upper mezzanine
level, with a sixth double bedroom, again with
en suite facilities, and a large walk-in shelved
linen cupboard.
The property benefits from a degree of
flexibility in that the sitting room and
playroom on the ground floor coupled with the
double bedroom and the family bathroom
above, could easily be used as an integral guest
or relative’s flat, accessed by the former staff
staircase.
GARDENS AND GROUNDS
The entrance to the property has electric gates
opening onto a private asphalt driveway
sweeping up from Glen Road towards the
house.
To the rear of the property, beside a large
parking area, there is a four car garage with
power, light and four individual electric up-
and-over doors. The boiler room is located
outside the back door and there is a useful
garden store. There is also a large greenhouse.
The garden is dominated by the lawn that runs
up past the drive and wraps around to the far
side of the house. This is bordered with a
variety of shrubs, providing all year round
interest, and a hedge, and more trees have been
planted to provide further privacy to the
property in the future. There is a terrace on
the east side of the house which can also be
accessed via the French doors from the dining
room. The kitchen garden is on this side of the
house and features a range of raised beds used
to grow a variety of vegetables. The grounds
extend to just under one acre.
GENERAL REMARKS
SERVICES
Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage. Gas
fired central heating. Burglar alarm. Fire/smoke
alarm.
LISTING
Listed Category C(s).
LOCAL AUTHORITY
Stirlingshire Council. Tax Band H.
ACCESS
The entrance drive to the property also
provides access for the two neighbouring
houses. It does, however, lie in the title for
Tomdoran House and there is a deed of
conditions affecting its use.
FIXTURES AND FITTINGS
All fitted carpets, light fittings and integral
appliances will be included. Other items may be
available by separate negotiation.
DEPOSIT
A deposit of 10% of the purchase price may be
required. It will be paid within 7 days of the
conclusion of Missives. The deposit will be
non-returnable in the event of the Purchaser(s)
failing to complete the sale for reasons not
attributable to the Seller or his agents.
SERVITUDE RIGHTS, BURDENS AND
WAYLEAVES
The property is sold subject to and with the
benefit of all servitude rights, burdens,
reservations and wayleaves, including rights of
access and rights of way, whether public or
private, light, support, drainage, water and
wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cable, drains
and water, gas and other pipes, whether
contained in the Title Deeds or informally
constituted and whether referred to in the
General Remarks and Stipulations or not. The
Purchaser(s) will be held to have satisfied
himself as to the nature of all such servitude
rights and others.
OFFERS
Offers, in Scottish legal form, must be
submitted by your solicitor to the Selling
Agents. It is intended to set a closing date but
the seller reserves the right to negotiate a sale
with a single party. All genuinely interested
parties are advised to instruct their solicitor to
note their interest with the Selling Agents
immediately after inspection.
VIEWING
Strictly by appointment with Savills on 0131 247
3700.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Savills, their clients and any joint agents give
notice that:
1. They are not authorised to make or give any
representations or warranties in relation to the
property either here or elsewhere, either on
their own behalf or on behalf of their client or
otherwise. They assume no responsibility for
any statement that may be made in these
particulars. These particulars do not form part
of any offer or contract and must not be relied
upon as statements or representations of fact.
2. Any areas, measurements or distances are
approximate. The text, photographs and plans
are for guidance only and are not necessarily
comprehensive. It should not be assumed that
the property has all necessary planning,
building regulation or other consents and
Savills have not tested any services, equipment
or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves
by inspection or otherwise.
Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Not toScale mapping with the permission of theController of Her Majesty's Stationery Office ©Crown copyright (100041908)
Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Not toScale mapping with the permission of theController of Her Majesty's Stationery Office ©Crown copyright (100041908)
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