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Glenbruach is an impressive Victorian country house, beautifully positioned in one of the most striking landscapes within the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Built in the 1870s for the Dunsmure family as their principal residence, it sits in a superbly elevated position in about 10.76 acres of private gardens and grounds, with panoramic views across Loch Achray towards Ben Venue and Ben A'an.

The principal drawing/dining room has three large windows, two of them elegant bays, framing views across the loch, often to snow capped mountains.

At the heart of the house is a bright, spacious kitchen/dining room. Whilst the ground floor includes a cinema room with tiered seating and a whisky room/snug.

On the first floor there are seven beautifully decorated, characterfully themed bedrooms, five arranged around a central galleried landing, all with en suites.

Outstanding Feature: The Views Across Loch Achray.

From the drawing room, the family room and the top floor suite, the house is framed by some of Scotland's most striking scenery, an elevated outlook across the loch to Ben Venue and Ben A'an, right in the heart of the National Park.

The grounds are equally special, with sweeping lawns, mature trees, winding burns and a wildlife pond, all sheltered by natural broadleaf woodland where red deer, woodpeckers and golden eagles are often seen. An adjoining cottage, ideal for a holiday let business, adds further flexibility.

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Built in 1702 for Sir Philip Ryley, this handsome Grade II listed Queen Anne house in red brick presents five bays to both east and south, with an entrance front approached through a later eighteenth century porch with engaged fluted Tuscan columns.

Throughout the principal reception rooms, original detail has been preserved, with fine panelled doors, generous cornicing, dado and picture rails, polished hardwood floors and open fireplaces.

The kitchen and breakfast room is arranged around an Aga and connects to a large barrel vaulted cellar, a practical, atmospheric space suited equally to the serious wine collector or the ambitious cook.

The house is arranged over three floors, with the former attic rooms fully incorporated to provide additional bedrooms, nine in total. The principal bedroom commands views east and south over the park that are, in any season, exceptional.

Outstanding Feature: The Leisure Wing.

To the north west, a wing of the house has been given over to leisure, with an indoor swimming pool and conservatory, a billiard room and a sauna, amenities that transform a historic residence into a self contained country retreat.

Lot 1 also includes Game Cottage (three bedrooms) and Stable Cottage (two bedrooms), both currently let, offering immediate rental income or flexible space for staff, family or guests, set within about 47 acres of gardens and parkland.

From a Victorian country house above Loch Achray to a 1702 Queen Anne hall with its own indoor pool, two very different, very special homes on the market now.

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Lyndsey Prime | Million Pound House Daily

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