Avondhu House is a stunning Victorian villa, dating from circa 1884, set within expansive, mature gardens and offering breathtaking views of surrounding woodland, mountains, and rivers. Located in the heart of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, the property overlooks Loch Ard’s Avondhu River (the shortest river in Scotland) as well as the Duchray and River Forth.
This exceptional setting provides a tranquil and picturesque environment, with abundant wildlife and a wealth of outdoor activities right on your doorstep.

Accommodation
Arranged over two levels, the property is entered via a welcoming tiled vestibule and hallway, with natural wood detailing and a grand staircase.

Ground Floor:
o Two elegant front-facing reception rooms with high ceilings, period cornicing, tall windows and a working fireplace.
o A spacious dining room leading through to a fitted kitchen with natural wood countertops, feature tiling, and Velux windows flooding the space with natural light.
o A utility room, cloakroom and W.C. provide further convenience.
o A versatile public room and adjoining large bedroom form part of the extended wing, complemented by a wet room, ideal as a self-contained guest suite or additional family space.

First Floor:
o A bright landing leads to four well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom.
o One bedroom provides direct access to a superb open-air roof terrace with uninterrupted views over the river and towards the Craigmore Hills.

Gardens & Outdoor Space
Set on a private plot, the property features mature gardens, meadows, a stream, patios, and a BBQ area. A private driveway provides parking for 4–5 cars. The outdoor spaces are ideal for dining, relaxing, and enjoying the natural surroundings, while stargazers can enjoy clear night skies from the roof terrace.

Local Area
Avondhu House is less than 1 km from the picturesque Aberfoyle Primary School and within walking distance of the village’s shops, cafés, restaurants, and amenities. A stones throw and you’re on Loch Ard, in the Queen Elizabeth Forest, the surrounding area offers wild swimming, hiking, cycling, canoeing, fishing, horse riding, and many other attractions such as the David Marshall Lodge, Loch Ard Sailing Club and Aberfoyle Golf Club. Scenic drives, loch cruises, and historic landscapes in the wider National Park also provide endless exploration opportunities.

Location & Accessibility
Avondhu House enjoys a superb location with excellent access to Scotland’s main cities:
• Glasgow: less than 1 hour
• Stirling: 35 minutes
• Edinburgh: 1 hour 15 minutes
• Perth: 1 hour
This makes it ideal for those seeking a peaceful country retreat while remaining within easy reach of transport links.

Summary
With its combination of Victorian charm, spacious accommodation, mature gardens, and stunning natural surroundings, Avondhu House offers a unique and tranquil lifestyle in one of Scotland’s most beautiful National Parks.



Council Tax Band: G
Parking options: Driveway, Garage
Garden details: Private Garden