Land For Sale £160,000
Plot 1 and 2 known as and referred to as Site 1 and site 2 Land South West of Archyline, St.Catherines, Argyll and Bute.
The site has approved planning permission in principle for the erection of 2 x dwelling houses and measures 0.71 acres approx. For Further information please see argyll and bute planning portal with reference number 20/00480/ppp and reference number 19/00891/pp. Further investigative works have been carried out and a site soil report, topographical reports and a full site plan are available in the legal pack.
The plot has a paradisal setting with a truly enviable elevated position which boasts uninterrupted views over Loch Fyne. The plots are situated in the attractive village of St Catherine’s, facing west over Loch Fyne to the picturesque town of Inveraray and its surrounding hills and glens. There is Scottish National Heritage woodland behind the plots which is deemed a site of Specific Scientific Interest (ssi). This woodland also features a waterfall.
“ The Plot gives a total site of 0.71 ac which has current planning consent for a 5 bedroom 5 bathroom detached contemporary dwelling set in 0.55ac of the whole site as illustrated in the attached cgi. This dwelling has a suis generis use contained within the planning consent enabling both residential and commercial use if so desired and opening the way to commercial lending if need be. Alternatively, both plots could default to the sellers original purchase position of site 1 at 0.37ac and site 2 at 0.34 ac”
Area
The site, which falls within the pretty village of St Catherine’s, Running within a short distance to the site is a delightful ssi protected broadleaf woodland with wild orchids and bluebells. Close to the plots is St Catherine’s jetty overlooking which is the site of a late medieval chapel. Also within the village are the remains of a hermit’s kil or cell close to the disused quarry, stone from which was used to build Inveraray Castle.
Although conveniently close to the road network, the plots enjoy a secluded and elevated position. Loch Fyne or Loch of the Vine is the longest of the sea lochs and a top tourist destination popular for fishing, boating and diving and a natural haven for wildlife including otters, seals, dolphins and basking sharks. The area is also known for walking, climbing, cycling and horse riding. About 6 miles away at the head of Loch Fyne are the famous Ardkinglas woodland gardens and the renowned Loch Fyne oyster bar, seafood restaurant and tree shop. Views of the historic town of Inveraray, the first planned town in Scotland with relocated castle and township built around 1746, can be enjoyed from the site. The town has a number of popular attractions including the jail museum and castle and 9-hole golf course. West Hollybush is also within easy reach of Dunoon, the more southerly principal town on the Cowl Peninsula. The site is also ideally situated for access to Glasgow about one hour away with its busy international airport and direct rail links to Edinburgh and London. At Strachur, only a few miles away, are a petrol station and store, medical practice, post office and primary school.
Purchasers notes
Please note that these particulars have been prepared by us on the basis of information provided by our client. If there is any aspect of these particulars that you wish clarified or that you find misleading, please contact the office where further information will be made available.
• No tests have been made of services, equipment or fittings.
• No warranty is given or implied as to the condition of buildings, services, fixtures, fittings etc.
• All measurements, distances and acres are approximate.
• Fixtures, fittings and other items are not included unless specified in these details.
This material is protected by the laws of copyright. The owner of the copyright is National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents. The property sheet forms part of our database and is protected by the database rights and copyright laws. No unauthorised copying or distribution without permission.
National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents are revolutionising the sale of property in Scotland. Remember, if you are buying a property which is being sold by National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents you will normally be responsible for payment of a Buyer's Premium of 1% of the purchase price subject to a minimum of £3000 including VAT. More details can be obtained on application.
National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents are registered with hmrc and carry out due diligence on all clients, please ask for more information on identification required prior to entering into a contract. Should an electronic Veriphy be necessary, a cost of £10 inc VAT is payable prior to application, more information on request.
Cybercrime Warning: Please be aware that there is a significant risk posed by cyber fraud, specifically affecting email accounts and bank account details. Please note that our bank account details will not change during the course of A transaction and we will not change our bank details via email. Please be careful to check account details with us in person if in any doubt. We will not accept responsibility if you transfer money into an incorrect account.
Official government advice is that the housing market should remain open subject to adherence of published safety guidelines. You can therefore still move home during the current lockdown.
Although the majority of our staff will be working from home there will still be someone working in the office. Access to our offices will be by appointment only so please ensure that you make arrangements with us via telephone or email before you visit to ensure that a colleague will be available to assist you. Please remember that you are required to wear a face covering before entering our premises and when attending appointments.
The safety and wellbeing of colleagues and the public in reducing the spread of Covid-19 remains paramount. We will be working in accordance with government guidance in England, Scotland and Wales.
The site has approved planning permission in principle for the erection of 2 x dwelling houses and measures 0.71 acres approx. For Further information please see argyll and bute planning portal with reference number 20/00480/ppp and reference number 19/00891/pp. Further investigative works have been carried out and a site soil report, topographical reports and a full site plan are available in the legal pack.
The plot has a paradisal setting with a truly enviable elevated position which boasts uninterrupted views over Loch Fyne. The plots are situated in the attractive village of St Catherine’s, facing west over Loch Fyne to the picturesque town of Inveraray and its surrounding hills and glens. There is Scottish National Heritage woodland behind the plots which is deemed a site of Specific Scientific Interest (ssi). This woodland also features a waterfall.
“ The Plot gives a total site of 0.71 ac which has current planning consent for a 5 bedroom 5 bathroom detached contemporary dwelling set in 0.55ac of the whole site as illustrated in the attached cgi. This dwelling has a suis generis use contained within the planning consent enabling both residential and commercial use if so desired and opening the way to commercial lending if need be. Alternatively, both plots could default to the sellers original purchase position of site 1 at 0.37ac and site 2 at 0.34 ac”
Area
The site, which falls within the pretty village of St Catherine’s, Running within a short distance to the site is a delightful ssi protected broadleaf woodland with wild orchids and bluebells. Close to the plots is St Catherine’s jetty overlooking which is the site of a late medieval chapel. Also within the village are the remains of a hermit’s kil or cell close to the disused quarry, stone from which was used to build Inveraray Castle.
Although conveniently close to the road network, the plots enjoy a secluded and elevated position. Loch Fyne or Loch of the Vine is the longest of the sea lochs and a top tourist destination popular for fishing, boating and diving and a natural haven for wildlife including otters, seals, dolphins and basking sharks. The area is also known for walking, climbing, cycling and horse riding. About 6 miles away at the head of Loch Fyne are the famous Ardkinglas woodland gardens and the renowned Loch Fyne oyster bar, seafood restaurant and tree shop. Views of the historic town of Inveraray, the first planned town in Scotland with relocated castle and township built around 1746, can be enjoyed from the site. The town has a number of popular attractions including the jail museum and castle and 9-hole golf course. West Hollybush is also within easy reach of Dunoon, the more southerly principal town on the Cowl Peninsula. The site is also ideally situated for access to Glasgow about one hour away with its busy international airport and direct rail links to Edinburgh and London. At Strachur, only a few miles away, are a petrol station and store, medical practice, post office and primary school.
Purchasers notes
Please note that these particulars have been prepared by us on the basis of information provided by our client. If there is any aspect of these particulars that you wish clarified or that you find misleading, please contact the office where further information will be made available.
• No tests have been made of services, equipment or fittings.
• No warranty is given or implied as to the condition of buildings, services, fixtures, fittings etc.
• All measurements, distances and acres are approximate.
• Fixtures, fittings and other items are not included unless specified in these details.
This material is protected by the laws of copyright. The owner of the copyright is National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents. The property sheet forms part of our database and is protected by the database rights and copyright laws. No unauthorised copying or distribution without permission.
National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents are revolutionising the sale of property in Scotland. Remember, if you are buying a property which is being sold by National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents you will normally be responsible for payment of a Buyer's Premium of 1% of the purchase price subject to a minimum of £3000 including VAT. More details can be obtained on application.
National Property Auctions Limited trading as National Property Agents are registered with hmrc and carry out due diligence on all clients, please ask for more information on identification required prior to entering into a contract. Should an electronic Veriphy be necessary, a cost of £10 inc VAT is payable prior to application, more information on request.
Cybercrime Warning: Please be aware that there is a significant risk posed by cyber fraud, specifically affecting email accounts and bank account details. Please note that our bank account details will not change during the course of A transaction and we will not change our bank details via email. Please be careful to check account details with us in person if in any doubt. We will not accept responsibility if you transfer money into an incorrect account.
Official government advice is that the housing market should remain open subject to adherence of published safety guidelines. You can therefore still move home during the current lockdown.
Although the majority of our staff will be working from home there will still be someone working in the office. Access to our offices will be by appointment only so please ensure that you make arrangements with us via telephone or email before you visit to ensure that a colleague will be available to assist you. Please remember that you are required to wear a face covering before entering our premises and when attending appointments.
The safety and wellbeing of colleagues and the public in reducing the spread of Covid-19 remains paramount. We will be working in accordance with government guidance in England, Scotland and Wales.
