Development Plot, Main Street, Connel, Oban, PA37 1PA

Located within the picturesque coastal village of Connel, just a short commuting distance from the vibrant town of Oban, the Land East of Church Hall offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a prime development site, a wonderful opportunity for those looking to build their dream home in this much sought after location.

Extending to an area of approximately 0.11 acres, the land is accessed via an existing shared driveway from the village road. It should be noted that there is an existing building positioned on the land and this will have to be demolished as a condition of the planning permission. The site is also overgrown with trees and scrub bushes, and these will need to be cleared prior to any development commencing.

The land is situated in a popular residential location, and once completed, it is likely that the new dwelling will benefit from far-reaching views across Loch Etive. The village boasts many amenities and enjoys regular public transport links to Oban, Fort William and Glasgow.

The land is being sold with planning permission in principle, further details of which can be found on the Argyll and Bute planning portal under reference number 24/00460/PPP.

Please note, the planning permission required the demolition of the building currently onsite.

Interested parties are advised to book a formal viewing through the selling agent

Services

Mains electricity, water and drainage are located close by for connection.

Location

The plot is located within the coastal village of Connel, an increasingly popular village of situated on the banks of Loch Etive, just a few miles from the principal West Highland town of Oban.

Village amenities include a shop with Post Office, a well-respected primary school, St Oran’s Church and popular restaurants at The Falls of Lora Hotel and The Oyster Inn. The nearby village of Dunbeg is also home to the Scottish Association for Marine Science Laboratory and Dunstaffnage Marina, which accommodates resident and visiting yachts.

Oban is a popular west coast town with a thriving local population. It is popular with tourists and offers a comprehensive range of local amenities including shops, restaurants, banks, cafes and bars. For those looking to enjoy a more active lifestyle, the town benefits from a large leisure centre, golf club and various gyms. Several sailing marinas are located within close proximity to the town. There are a number of primary schools and a well-respected high school, as well as a medical centre, hospital, and churches of various denominations.