Mansefield House, a traditional home with ancillary accommodation, is nestled in stunning gardens that run down to the River Teith. The property, dating back to 1664, boasts rich period detail, including traditional wooden doors, wood panelled reception halls, and log burners. The interior features a stunning wood panelled reception hall, drawing room, dining room, and kitchen, all with original character. The property also has a family room, bathroom, and five bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with elevated views of the walled garden and river. The ancillary accommodation includes three guest apartments, which could be used as short-term rental businesses, and a laundry flat. The gardens, extending to about 1.48 acres, are mature and private, with a large south-facing lawn leading down to the River Teith. Mansefield House is located in the heart of Callander, with easy access to shops, cafes, and restaurants, as well as primary and secondary schools.