4 bed Flat For Sale £375,000
Inner Lodge (First floor)
Hallway | Sitting room (with open fire) | Kitchen | Two double
bedrooms | Family bathroom
Outer Lodge (First floor)
Hallway | Dining kitchen with sitting room | Two double bedrooms
Family bathroom
Large ground floor area extending to 3,111 sq ft including garaging and various stores offering residential development potential (subject to planning consent).
Communal enclosed gardens laid to lawn with planted borders
A short walk from Loch Etive foreshore
Taynuilt 4 miles, Oban 8.5 miles, Glasgow City Centre 83 miles
The Stables is situated in a private position, accessed off the main road (A85), via a private shared driveway. The property was formerly the stables to Achnacloich House which is situated a short distance away. Understood to date back to between 1871 - 1897. The Stables is a traditional u-shape Stables block. The first floor of the building was converted into two letting apartments as follows:
Outer Lodge
Stone steps lead up to the entrance of the Outer Lodge. Benefiting from double glazing, the accommodation is as follows:
Hallway, dining kitchen with sitting room, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.
The property is currently let on a Short Assured Tenancy for £367.50 per month.
Inner Lodge
Stone steps leads up to the entrance of Inner Lodge. Benefitting from double glazing, the accommodation is as follows:
Hallway, sitting room (with open fire), kitchen, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.
The property is currently let on a Short Assured Tenancy for £500 per month.
The ground floor of the stables currently comprises a large double garage and various stores. It also houses the oil-fired
boiler and the uv filtration system for the water supply. The stables would lend itself to development potential subject to
gaining the necessary planning consent(s).
Gardens and grounds
There are formal gardens to the front and side with lawns, planted borders and interspersed with some mature specimen trees. The grounds extend for about 0.68 acres in total.
The Stables is situated in a private position, close to the shores of Loch Etive on the West Coast of Scotland, just 8.5 miles north of Oban. The village of Taynuilt is only 4 miles away and provides a range of local services including an excellent grocery store, a butcher, a medical centre, a hairdresser, a tearoom, a post office, a 9 hole golf course, a primary school and two churches. There is also a train station with a direct service to Glasgow and the village has a regular bus service to Oban and the south. The nearest fuel station, garden centre and pub are just 7 miles away at Bridge of Awe.
Oban, also known as the 'Gateway to the Isles', and the seafood capital of Scotland, has a more extensive range of services including a supermarket, restaurants, primary and secondary schooling and a hospital. The ferry ports have regular services to the Inner Hebridean islands including Mull, Iona, and the Treshnish Isles. For the whisky enthusiasts, there is Oban distillery.
Oban airport is 4.5 miles away with daily flights to Coll, Colonsay, Tiree and Islay. Glasgow Airport (80 miles) provides regular flights to London as well as to a range of national and international destinations.
The local area is a fantastic base for exploring the West Coast of Scotland with a great variety of outdoor activities available. Fishing, mountain biking, sailing, golfing, and diving are all available nearby. The nearest marina is at Dunstaffnage, only 5 miles away, Loch Etive is also the perfect area for kayaking and canoeing. For hillwalkers, there is the Munro, Ben Cruachan, within 17 miles of the house. The wonderful oak woodlands of the Glen Nant
National Nature Reserve are situated just south of Taynuilt.
The nearby Loch Etive is a Special Area of Conservation (sac) and rises in Glen Etive, made famous by the James Bond film Skyfall. The Loch is well known for its sandy beaches and sea fishing with good catches of pollock
and mackerel.
There are plenty of cultural and historic sites to visit nearby, including the historic Iron Furnace in Taynuilt, Cruachan Hollow Mountain and Inveraray Jail.
Hallway | Sitting room (with open fire) | Kitchen | Two double
bedrooms | Family bathroom
Outer Lodge (First floor)
Hallway | Dining kitchen with sitting room | Two double bedrooms
Family bathroom
Large ground floor area extending to 3,111 sq ft including garaging and various stores offering residential development potential (subject to planning consent).
Communal enclosed gardens laid to lawn with planted borders
A short walk from Loch Etive foreshore
Taynuilt 4 miles, Oban 8.5 miles, Glasgow City Centre 83 miles
The Stables is situated in a private position, accessed off the main road (A85), via a private shared driveway. The property was formerly the stables to Achnacloich House which is situated a short distance away. Understood to date back to between 1871 - 1897. The Stables is a traditional u-shape Stables block. The first floor of the building was converted into two letting apartments as follows:
Outer Lodge
Stone steps lead up to the entrance of the Outer Lodge. Benefiting from double glazing, the accommodation is as follows:
Hallway, dining kitchen with sitting room, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.
The property is currently let on a Short Assured Tenancy for £367.50 per month.
Inner Lodge
Stone steps leads up to the entrance of Inner Lodge. Benefitting from double glazing, the accommodation is as follows:
Hallway, sitting room (with open fire), kitchen, two double bedrooms and family bathroom.
The property is currently let on a Short Assured Tenancy for £500 per month.
The ground floor of the stables currently comprises a large double garage and various stores. It also houses the oil-fired
boiler and the uv filtration system for the water supply. The stables would lend itself to development potential subject to
gaining the necessary planning consent(s).
Gardens and grounds
There are formal gardens to the front and side with lawns, planted borders and interspersed with some mature specimen trees. The grounds extend for about 0.68 acres in total.
The Stables is situated in a private position, close to the shores of Loch Etive on the West Coast of Scotland, just 8.5 miles north of Oban. The village of Taynuilt is only 4 miles away and provides a range of local services including an excellent grocery store, a butcher, a medical centre, a hairdresser, a tearoom, a post office, a 9 hole golf course, a primary school and two churches. There is also a train station with a direct service to Glasgow and the village has a regular bus service to Oban and the south. The nearest fuel station, garden centre and pub are just 7 miles away at Bridge of Awe.
Oban, also known as the 'Gateway to the Isles', and the seafood capital of Scotland, has a more extensive range of services including a supermarket, restaurants, primary and secondary schooling and a hospital. The ferry ports have regular services to the Inner Hebridean islands including Mull, Iona, and the Treshnish Isles. For the whisky enthusiasts, there is Oban distillery.
Oban airport is 4.5 miles away with daily flights to Coll, Colonsay, Tiree and Islay. Glasgow Airport (80 miles) provides regular flights to London as well as to a range of national and international destinations.
The local area is a fantastic base for exploring the West Coast of Scotland with a great variety of outdoor activities available. Fishing, mountain biking, sailing, golfing, and diving are all available nearby. The nearest marina is at Dunstaffnage, only 5 miles away, Loch Etive is also the perfect area for kayaking and canoeing. For hillwalkers, there is the Munro, Ben Cruachan, within 17 miles of the house. The wonderful oak woodlands of the Glen Nant
National Nature Reserve are situated just south of Taynuilt.
The nearby Loch Etive is a Special Area of Conservation (sac) and rises in Glen Etive, made famous by the James Bond film Skyfall. The Loch is well known for its sandy beaches and sea fishing with good catches of pollock
and mackerel.
There are plenty of cultural and historic sites to visit nearby, including the historic Iron Furnace in Taynuilt, Cruachan Hollow Mountain and Inveraray Jail.
