Land For Sale £199,995
A residential development site with full planning consent for 3 properties, septic tank installation, associated ground works and landscaping to provide vehicle access and car parking, extending to 1.64 acres (0.66 Hectares) in an area of outstanding beauty. The current planning permission covers 1/3 of the area listed for sale however, the whole site is included in the sale.
See Argyll & Bute planning applications - Planning Permission 17/02992/pp. Approved on 06 Apr 2021.
The postcode for Clachan of Glendaruel is PA22 3AA and is located 16 miles west of Dunoon the principal town of Argyll and 14 miles south of Strachur on the A886.
The Development Site is located within an area designated as one of Natural Beauty. Local amenities in the Clachan include
Kilmodan Church
Kilmodan Primary School
Glendaruel Community Village Hall
A local bus service to and from Dunoon
An information pack is available from our Dunoon Office.
The Cowal Peninsula popularly referred to as Scotlands Secret Coastline and The Gateway to the Western Highlands, provides a whole host of activities - all within easy access from Glendaruel, Cycling, walking and driving for sight-seeing are well catered for. Watersports are plentiful and near, fishing (sea, loch, and river) and stalking and shooting can all be arranged. Half a dozen golf courses are situated within 40 minutes. There are two sailing schools and two fantastic outdoor adventure centres within 35 minutes.
Although just an hour and a half from Glasgow, Glendaruel sits in some of the loveliest scenery in Scotland. The nearby Kyles of Bute are renowned by both walkers and sailors alike as being among the most stunning sections of coast in Scotland. Whatever the weather in Argyll - and it does enjoy a remarkably mild micro-climate - this is great country for sightseeing, with every corner revealing a new variation on the theme of mountain, loch, valley, sky, woodland, sea, rock, beach.
The Cowal Peninsula is a fabulous base for an active holiday with marvellous wildlife, numerous gardens and other tourist attractions to visit, and all sporting activities catered for. The land sits about 2 miles from Loch Riddon, where mooring facilities can be organised. The Island of Bute itself is as little as 20 minutes away - accessed via a ferry from the neighbouring village of Colintraive - and was a must visit destination long before Stella McCartney got married there or former racing driver Johnnie Dumfries moved into Mount Stuart House as the new Marquis of Bute. Lnverary with its famous Jail and Castle , seat of Clan Campbell for the last few hundred years, is only 45 minutes away, as is Loch Lomond.
Dunoon is another tourist destination in its own right, and just under half an hour away as is the Portavadie ferry terminal which offers hourly service runs across to Tarbert, Kintyre. Portavadie Marina. This fabulous addition to the local area is a half hour drive from Glendaruel. It boasts a Marina, Hotel, Cottages, Spa and much The Cowal Highland Gathering is the biggest, most spectacular annual Highland Games in the world.
See Argyll & Bute planning applications - Planning Permission 17/02992/pp. Approved on 06 Apr 2021.
The postcode for Clachan of Glendaruel is PA22 3AA and is located 16 miles west of Dunoon the principal town of Argyll and 14 miles south of Strachur on the A886.
The Development Site is located within an area designated as one of Natural Beauty. Local amenities in the Clachan include
Kilmodan Church
Kilmodan Primary School
Glendaruel Community Village Hall
A local bus service to and from Dunoon
An information pack is available from our Dunoon Office.
The Cowal Peninsula popularly referred to as Scotlands Secret Coastline and The Gateway to the Western Highlands, provides a whole host of activities - all within easy access from Glendaruel, Cycling, walking and driving for sight-seeing are well catered for. Watersports are plentiful and near, fishing (sea, loch, and river) and stalking and shooting can all be arranged. Half a dozen golf courses are situated within 40 minutes. There are two sailing schools and two fantastic outdoor adventure centres within 35 minutes.
Although just an hour and a half from Glasgow, Glendaruel sits in some of the loveliest scenery in Scotland. The nearby Kyles of Bute are renowned by both walkers and sailors alike as being among the most stunning sections of coast in Scotland. Whatever the weather in Argyll - and it does enjoy a remarkably mild micro-climate - this is great country for sightseeing, with every corner revealing a new variation on the theme of mountain, loch, valley, sky, woodland, sea, rock, beach.
The Cowal Peninsula is a fabulous base for an active holiday with marvellous wildlife, numerous gardens and other tourist attractions to visit, and all sporting activities catered for. The land sits about 2 miles from Loch Riddon, where mooring facilities can be organised. The Island of Bute itself is as little as 20 minutes away - accessed via a ferry from the neighbouring village of Colintraive - and was a must visit destination long before Stella McCartney got married there or former racing driver Johnnie Dumfries moved into Mount Stuart House as the new Marquis of Bute. Lnverary with its famous Jail and Castle , seat of Clan Campbell for the last few hundred years, is only 45 minutes away, as is Loch Lomond.
Dunoon is another tourist destination in its own right, and just under half an hour away as is the Portavadie ferry terminal which offers hourly service runs across to Tarbert, Kintyre. Portavadie Marina. This fabulous addition to the local area is a half hour drive from Glendaruel. It boasts a Marina, Hotel, Cottages, Spa and much The Cowal Highland Gathering is the biggest, most spectacular annual Highland Games in the world.
