This rare opportunity to acquire a smallholding in the picturesque town of Dunblane includes a charming traditional stone cottage with a slate roof, gardens on three sides, and 16.96 hectares (41.93 acres) of land. The cottage, which requires modernization, offers generous accommodation over one level with a lovely outlook, and features a useful courtyard to the rear. The farm buildings, which are of mixed repair, provide basic storage facilities, and the land has been historically farmed for sheep or cattle grazing. The land slopes to the south-east and has boundary post and wire fencing, as well as a stone dyke wall, and is classified as Class three/two in quality with mainly mineral gleys soils. The land may have afforestation potential and is classified as F2 for capability for forestry, and may be eligible for grant funding for forestry creation.