New homes in
Stirlingshire

Welcome to Stirlingshire, a historic county in Scotland surrounded by stunning countryside and bordering the likes of West Lothian and Lanarkshire.

Access to the nearby Highlands and Lowlands from Stirlingshire is possible, with the county stretching from the Firth of Forth, through the volcanic hills of Campsie Fells, and towards Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

With its rich heritage, numerous mountains and hills to explore, scenic landscapes, and a range of great schools to choose from, Stirlingshire is a brilliant place for both young professionals and families to settle down in.

If you like the sound of this area to live in, why not browse our selection of new builds in Stirlingshire by viewing one of our developments below?

New homes for sale in Stirlingshire

All of this, right on your doorstep

Rest assured, you’ll never be short of things to do if you decide to live in one of our new homes for sale in Stirlingshire.

Why not start off by travelling back in time as you explore the many historically significant attractions in the county like Stirling Castle and Doune Castle, both filled with activities inside and outside?

If you enjoy exploring museums, then add the Victorian Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum to your list. This museum has free entry and offers a glimpse into the culture and history of Stirling.

For a truly unique experience, head to the Battle of Bannockburn Experience, where you'll take part in an immersive 3D experience and get the chance to command a virtual battlefield and interact with warriors.

There's also plenty of greenery across Stirlingshire, making it perfect for those who love walks in nature. Some of the best parks in the area include Donaldson Park in Balfron, Ladywell Park in Bannockburn, and Kings Park in Stirling, which is perfect for the entire family.

For families and children, we’d also strongly recommend spending the entire day at Blair Drummond Safari Park, where you can drive through and get up close with different wild animal species, including lions and rhinos.

Shopping in Stirlingshire

The best destination in Stirlingshire for shopping is without a doubt Stirling, but smaller towns and villages have many unique local independent shops worth checking out.

For pure retail therapy, you can find more than 70 of the top names in high-street fashion at Thistles, the main shopping centre in Stirling, while the nearby Murray Place and Port Street have even more high-street shops along with places to eat.

You'll also find the Stirling Farmers' Market on Port Street, which takes place on the second Saturday of every month. Here, you can browse a range of handmade goods and local Scottish produce.

If you want to buy local produce at another time, McKechnies Farm Shop and Blairmains Farm Shop are both great options. They offer locally sourced Scottish produce, including fruit, vegetables, dairy, meats, and more!

A bit further afield, Affinity Sterling Mills Outlet Shopping is east of Stirlingshire, in Tillicoultry. This outlet has over 25 shops, a play park, and regular events on offer, perfect for families with children.

Transport in Stirlingshire

Getting around Scotland by car from our new build homes in Stirlingshire is simple, thanks to the multiple motorways running close to or through the county.

For example, hop onto the M80 for easy access to Glasgow to the south and trips further north, or take the M9 for trips to Edinburgh. You can also get to the likes of Newcastle, Leeds, and Manchester in less than 5 hours.

There are six train stations across Stirlingshire, with the main two in Stirling and Dunblane providing links to other cities across Scotland, such as Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Glasgow, as well as other parts of the United Kingdom, including London.

First Bus operates across the county, while in more rural areas where there are no regular bus routes, the DRT operates as a taxi but costs around the same as a bus fare.

You can also get to Edinburgh Airport in less than an hour by car, meaning that if you're chasing the sun on holiday or want to travel further afield to places like Morocco, you're in luck!

Restaurants in Stirlingshire

The county has a great selection of restaurants both in Stirling and across the area so your new home in Stirlingshire will never be too far from somewhere serving tasty food.

The menu at Karma Lake Of Menteith in Stirling is a true representation of Scotland, with dishes including the likes of Barbary Duck and Scottish Oysters, alongside pizza or burgers made using local ingredients with a farm-to-table approach.

If you want to dine at a restaurant where you can share small plates, head to City Walls. This pub is perfect for catching a game and dancing along to music, all while enjoying some classic pub grub.

Favourites among locals in Dunblane include The Kailyard by Nick Nairn, serving contemporary British cuisine with a range of fine wines to choose from to accompany your meal, as well as The Riverside, which is more on the casual side and perfect for a hearty meal.

In Callander, Scott's Bistro offers dinner every day of the week as well as lunch on the weekends, made with fresh, locally sourced produce.

Similarly, The Old Bank Restaurant serves British dishes, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner options available every day of the week. If you want afternoon tea, this is the place to go.