Land For Sale £150,000
Development Plot | Views of Castle | Northend Island Location | Community Living| Close to Kintyre Ferry | Island Life | Views of Loch | Project
Glencoe is being advertised as a development site either to renovate the existing buildings or to demolish and rebuild. It is understood the site could be developed into one or two 1 ½ Storey properties. The property is situated on the west side of the bay with views of the castle, countryside and lower Loch Fyne.
Lochranza is the most northerly sited of Arran's villages and is located in the north corner of the island known as the Cock of Arran. The village is set on the shore of Loch Ranza, a small sea loch. Lochranza is home to one of Arran's Whiskey Distillery, 9 hole golf course, outdoor centre, a Historical Castle Ruin and lots of wildlife. A ferry connects Lochranza with Claonaig in the summer months and Tarbert in the Winter both on the Kintyre peninsula.
The village of Brodick is only a 30 minute car journey from Lochranza, where the main ferry terminal is situated and connects the island with Ardrossan. The village is also home to the bus station with regular bus services around the island to link with the ferry times. There are a number of hotels, restaurant, leisure facilities and the Co-op supermarket.
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Glencoe is being advertised as a development site either to renovate the existing buildings or to demolish and rebuild. It is understood the site could be developed into one or two 1 ½ Storey properties. The property is situated on the west side of the bay with views of the castle, countryside and lower Loch Fyne.
Lochranza is the most northerly sited of Arran's villages and is located in the north corner of the island known as the Cock of Arran. The village is set on the shore of Loch Ranza, a small sea loch. Lochranza is home to one of Arran's Whiskey Distillery, 9 hole golf course, outdoor centre, a Historical Castle Ruin and lots of wildlife. A ferry connects Lochranza with Claonaig in the summer months and Tarbert in the Winter both on the Kintyre peninsula.
The village of Brodick is only a 30 minute car journey from Lochranza, where the main ferry terminal is situated and connects the island with Ardrossan. The village is also home to the bus station with regular bus services around the island to link with the ferry times. There are a number of hotels, restaurant, leisure facilities and the Co-op supermarket.
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