The magnificent Buchanan Monument is one of the major landmarks and symbols of Killearn. Erected in 1778 by private subscription, it commemorates George Buchanan (born 1506 and died 1582) who was a great scholar and tutor to James VI of Scotland (and I of England). George Buchanan was born at The Moss in Killearn and started his education in the village before studying in St Andrews and Paris.Located on A81 north of Glasgow, between Blanefield and Killearn is the splendid Duntreath Castle. It is known for its well manicured garden spreading over 20 acres,of lawns, with herbaceous borders, ornamental lates, a waterfall and bog gardens set against the picturesque backdrop of the Campsie Hills. Within the village, you can enjoy many exciting outdoor activities besides reposing in your cozy Killearn house rentals. Go hiking over the rolling hills, enjoy cycling in the countryside or spot colorful birds in the lush forest. If you have ample time to explore the nearby attractions then do plan a day trip to the nearby city of Stirling , which is known for its rich assortment of historic heritage and great natural beauty.

Located in close vicinity to holiday homes Killearn, are several fine eateries where you can enjoy some authentic Scottish delicacies and sample local drinks. A handful of restaurants in the village also serve few international delicacies along with exotic alcoholic beverages. Killearn has some very good curio shops where you can buy local handicrafts and artworks without burning a hole in your pocket. For some extravagant shopping, you can drive down to the bustling city of Glasgow, which is filled with numerous shops, boutiques, outlets, and galleries.