1 Royal Gardens is the “jewel in the crown” of this magnificent building and would make an excellent family home.

This stunning apartment is situated at an elevated ground floor position and benefits from a two bedroom annexe to the rear which can be encompassed into the main residence or operated as a separate living area. Upon entering the property you are immediately drawn towards the levels of detail on display, from the mosaic flooring in the entrance hallway to the ornate cornicing and ceiling roses. The internal layout includes a shared lobby, reception hall, an impressive bay-windowed lounge/dining room, snooker room, WC, kitchen, TV room, and six bedrooms, five of which feature en suites. The property showcases a variety of original elements, such as deep skirtings, original doors, traditional sash and case windows, and intricate cornicing. The property also boasts a unique principal bedroom with a sunken en suite, blending charming traditional features with modern comfort. At the front of the property, there is a driveway along with additional on-street parking available if needed. The rear features a private garden with raised timber decking, a hot tub, an outdoor shower, a lawn area, and a slabbed patio. Additionally, there a garage and a low-maintenance private garden that includes a drying area for the potential annexe.

1 Royal Gardens and 42 Albert Place presents a bespoke opportunity for a wide and varied buyer demographic to purchase a piece of history within a truly breathtaking setting in the heart of Stirling. Each property is very generously proportioned and enjoys its own dedicated private outside garden space. This landmark building offers an incredible collection of homes within a historic setting at the foot of the 500 year old Stirling Castle. In recent years, the conversion of Royal Gardens and Albert Place has been designed to blend old with new and demonstrate the sensitive treatment of a Grade B listed building. Most of the apartments enjoy spectacular views to Stirling Castle and across the King’s Knot to the rolling hills of the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. The King’s Knot is the grounds of the ancient King’s Park which has been in the ownership of The Crown since the 1100’s. The King’s Park is therefore an area of great historical significance. It is Scotland’s earliest recorded Royal Park and Scotland’s last former Royal Park still owned by the Crown.