Stuckendroin Estate is a magnificent amenity property located in Scotland, near Glasgow and its international airport. The estate spans approximately 3,611 acres, comprising a three-bedroom farmhouse, a two-bedroom cottage, and a range of agricultural buildings. The property is surrounded by in-bye pasture, rough grazings, and open hill, offering stunning views across Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The estate is home to a wide range of wildlife, including otters, seals, red squirrels, black grouse, and ospreys. The farmhouse, which has been modernized and recently improved, features a comfortable and spacious interior, with a biomass-fired heating system and private water supply. The cottage, which is currently occupied by the farm/estate manager, is a timber-framed single-storey property with a small garden. The estate's agricultural land is used for sheep farming, with a flock of approximately 250 Cheviot breeding ewes. The property also offers opportunities for sport, development, and recreation, as well as natural capital enhancement and ecological restoration.