Summary
A rarely available opportunity to purchase a significant and sought-after plot of land situated beside the coast amongst beautiful scenery. There are two plots in total and allow ample space for a substantial house with surrounding gardens. The outline planning permission and access has been approved.
Full Description
Occupying a truly magical position on the western Scottish coast, on the Ellary Estate, and with partial views toward the beautiful island of Jura and the gragged mountain ranges nearby, this superb plot of land has planning permission in principle to build a wonderful house which will be hard to surpass. Within a large plot it will share a short access track with Plot 1 and benefits from a shared private water supply and shared septic tank along with electricity running over the site. Full details of the planning documents can be found on Argyll and Butes planning portal under reference number 23/01088/PPP.
The proposed house will perch centrally within the plot to take full advantage of the surrounding vindswhere a levelled plateau gradiates gently towards the roadside
Tayvallich, a pretty village popular for yachting, is a few miles away and it has several small cafes and restaurants and a local primary school. A greater selection of amenities, including a community hospital and a high school can be found in Lochgilpead.
For island hopping, regular ferries run from Kennacraig, with routes to the Isles of Islay, Jura and Colonsay. A ferry from Tarbert to Portavadie on the Cowal peninsula also offers an alternative route to Glasgow via Dunoon.
Campbeltown Airport, with daily flights to Glasgow, can be reached in around 90 minutes by car. Glasgow city centre is a two and a half hour drive away.
Viewing
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