Land For Sale £85,000
Three prime building plots located in an area of great natural beauty in an elevated position with sweeping hillside views.
Rural Village Location with easy access to local amenities and outdoor pursuits
Plots are serviced with electricity, sewers to the mains and pipework ran to water mains ready for purchaser to apply for connection.
Full Planning consent in place for the erection of dwelling house and double garage
Situation
The sale of good size plots situated in quiet residential area situated in the picturesque area of Appin, a community which combines the appeal of a traditional village with good facilities, all of which are with in easy distance from the property.
Appin, an area rather than a village, is steeped in history and was the setting for part of the book 'Kidnapped' by Robert Louis Stevenson. The area is rich in Agriculture and there is many farms dotted around. Castle Stalker dominates the coastline just down the road with a viewpoint to admire it. The village also has local shop, post office, garage, church and local Doctors surgery. The area also has the renowned Airds Hotel and Pier house restaurant, with also The Creagan Inn and Old Inn nearby. The primary school is highly regarded while the secondary pupils travel to Oban High School on a free bus service.
Airds Hotel
The Pier house
Creagan Inn
Oban is situated approximately 17 miles to south where there are a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities. Oban is also a centre for various businesses and professional offices, as well as having a number of primary schools, high school, medical centre and a hospital and churches of various denominations. Oban, know as 'Gateways to the Isles is an expanding port with an attractive sea front and busy harbour from which the Caledonian MacBrayne ferries operate serving the Inner Hebrides and some of the Outer Hebrides.
Directions
Travelling from Oban, take the A85 signposted to Crianlarich. On reaching the village of Connel, take right onto the Connell Bridge and follow the main road, the A828, directly until reaching Appin. The journey will take approximately 25 minutes. Once reaching Appin, continue past the church and the sites are clearly marked on the left hand side.
Description
The sites are set back from the main A828 Oban to Fort William trunk road, and sit in a slightly elevated position from which can be admired, the open views across the valley and hills. The location of the sites in the heart of rural Argyll but with the advantage of amenities close by are such that it will enable the purchaser to build a property which is ideally placed to enjoy an enviable lifestyle offering plenty of peace, space and privacy, whilst at the same time giving access to a thriving and friendly local community. As well as enjoying proximity to all the usual village activities, the location of the sites offer easy access to a wide range of outdoor pursuits, tourist attractions and places of historical interest, all within reasonable commuting distance of the larger towns of Oban and Fort William, which in turn have good travel links to the rest of the UK.
Plot sizes are approximately;
Plot 1 – 015 acre (0.08ha), Plot 2 – 0.16 acre (0.06ha), Plot 3 – 0.24 acres (0.10ha)
Location
Postcode PA38 4DL,
Grid Reference X193745 Y746086,
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Starting at £85,000 per plot.
Rural Village Location with easy access to local amenities and outdoor pursuits
Plots are serviced with electricity, sewers to the mains and pipework ran to water mains ready for purchaser to apply for connection.
Full Planning consent in place for the erection of dwelling house and double garage
Situation
The sale of good size plots situated in quiet residential area situated in the picturesque area of Appin, a community which combines the appeal of a traditional village with good facilities, all of which are with in easy distance from the property.
Appin, an area rather than a village, is steeped in history and was the setting for part of the book 'Kidnapped' by Robert Louis Stevenson. The area is rich in Agriculture and there is many farms dotted around. Castle Stalker dominates the coastline just down the road with a viewpoint to admire it. The village also has local shop, post office, garage, church and local Doctors surgery. The area also has the renowned Airds Hotel and Pier house restaurant, with also The Creagan Inn and Old Inn nearby. The primary school is highly regarded while the secondary pupils travel to Oban High School on a free bus service.
Airds Hotel
The Pier house
Creagan Inn
Oban is situated approximately 17 miles to south where there are a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities. Oban is also a centre for various businesses and professional offices, as well as having a number of primary schools, high school, medical centre and a hospital and churches of various denominations. Oban, know as 'Gateways to the Isles is an expanding port with an attractive sea front and busy harbour from which the Caledonian MacBrayne ferries operate serving the Inner Hebrides and some of the Outer Hebrides.
Directions
Travelling from Oban, take the A85 signposted to Crianlarich. On reaching the village of Connel, take right onto the Connell Bridge and follow the main road, the A828, directly until reaching Appin. The journey will take approximately 25 minutes. Once reaching Appin, continue past the church and the sites are clearly marked on the left hand side.
Description
The sites are set back from the main A828 Oban to Fort William trunk road, and sit in a slightly elevated position from which can be admired, the open views across the valley and hills. The location of the sites in the heart of rural Argyll but with the advantage of amenities close by are such that it will enable the purchaser to build a property which is ideally placed to enjoy an enviable lifestyle offering plenty of peace, space and privacy, whilst at the same time giving access to a thriving and friendly local community. As well as enjoying proximity to all the usual village activities, the location of the sites offer easy access to a wide range of outdoor pursuits, tourist attractions and places of historical interest, all within reasonable commuting distance of the larger towns of Oban and Fort William, which in turn have good travel links to the rest of the UK.
Plot sizes are approximately;
Plot 1 – 015 acre (0.08ha), Plot 2 – 0.16 acre (0.06ha), Plot 3 – 0.24 acres (0.10ha)
Location
Postcode PA38 4DL,
Grid Reference X193745 Y746086,
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Starting at £85,000 per plot.
