A prime development opportunity in the heart of scenic and accessible Scottish countryside.

Stirling 15 miles, Glasgow 40 miles, Edinburgh 52 miles.
 

Originally part of the Leny Estate, the Development Site at Trean most recently operated as a working farmyard. Outline Planning Permission has been approved for the 
development of three houses on the site in addition to the existing bungalow (Trean Lodge). 
 
The site extends to approximately 1.73 acres and varies in topography through out. The southern part of the site is predominately hard standing with the northern section of the site being mainly grass sloping up towards 
Balameanoch Woods. The farm currently comprises of a modern farmhouse which is connected to a farm shed on a large area of hard standing. There are two further barns used for farming materials. 
 
Under the terms of the planning permission, a traditional stone outbuilding near the entrance to the site must remain intact. The sale also includes the existing bungalow called Trean lodge on the western edge of the site. The site is bounded to the north and west by land which 
is currently used to graze sheep. There is the opportunity to purchase additional land, should a buyer wish to add a paddock to each plot. Please note that additional land is not included in the offers over sale price and would be part 
of further negotiations.  
 
A right of access to the site is by means of a private driveway between Trean House and Achaidh House. 
 
Planning Permission Trean Farm benefits from Outline Planning Permission (refs: LT/2008/0290/OUT/S and P/PPA/002/74) for 
the demolition of redundant steading buildings and farmhouse and erection of 3 detached dwelling houses. A copy of the Planning Permission document, with conditions, is 
available from the selling agents on request.
 

 
Situation
Trean Farm is located on the outskirts of Callander within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National park and has stunning 
views towards Ben Ledi and surrounding hills. Accessed from Leny Feus (a quiet residential street) the farm is in one of Callander’s most desirable addresses.  
 
Situated on the banks of the River Teith, Callander is surrounded by stunning countryside with Glasgow and Edinburgh both within commuting distance. The town offers an excellent selection of individual shops, cafes and restaurants as well as a post office, dentist and medical practice.  
 
Stirling is only 15 miles away with supermarkets, 
a cinema, a shopping centre and regular train services to Edinburgh, Glasgow, London and the north. Mclaren High School in Callander has an extremely good reputation, and some of Scotland’s best private schools are within an hour of the town. 
 
The sporting and recreational opportunities located nearby are exceptional with water sports on Loch Venachar, Loch Lubnaig and Loch Voil, hill walking on Ben Ledi and Ben Venue and fishing on the Teith, Earn and Tay to name a selection of nearby locations. 
 
 
Services: Mains water and electricity and telecoms are available for connection nearby. It is a condition of planning that SEPA provides consent for connection to mains drainage. 
 
Local Authority: National Park Headquarters, Carrochan, Carrochan Road, Balloch, G83 8EG 
Tel: 01389722600, Fax: 01389 722633 
Email: info@lochlomond-trossach.org