1 / 8Land NE Of Achadh Nan Geadh, Isle of Colonsay, Argyll and Bute, PA61 7YR
- Property type
- Land
- Bedrooms
- -
- Bathrooms
- -
- Style
- -
- Land
- 0.2 acres
Our summary
The land North-East of Achadh Nan Geadh on the Isle of Colonsay offers a prime residential development plot of approximately 0.24 acres with planning permission for a single dwelling. Accessed via a gated entrance, the plot provides pleasant views across Loch Fada and is surrounded by the island's natural beauty, including sandy beaches and wildlife. This remote location is ideal for those looking to create their dream family home in a tranquil setting.
Description
Situated in the picturesque community of Kilchattan, on the Isle of Colonsay, the Land North-East Of Achadh Nan Geadh offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a prime residential development plot, a wonderful opportunity for those looking to develop their dream family home on this magical Scottish island.
The plot is accessed from the single-track island road by a gated entrance. Once complete, the property will benefit from pleasant views across Loch Fada, a popular RSPB sanctuary.
Extending to an area of approximately 0.24 acres, the plot benefits from planning permission for the development of a single residential dwelling, details of which are available on the Argyll and Bute website under planning reference 22/01719/PP.
Services
Mains electricity, water and BT phone/internet services will need to be routed to the plot, and it is envisaged that a suitable private drainage system will be installed as part of the build process.
Fixtures and Fittings
Fixtures and Fittings to be included in this sale by express agreement.
Location
The Island of Colonsay is a remote Inner Hebridean island off the west coast of Scotland measuring approximately ten miles by two miles and has a population of around 120. It is a popular holiday destination and draws regular visitors back year after year.
The island is famous for its stretches of sandy beaches and an abundance of wildlife and plant life. Sailing, fishing cycling and walking are popular pursuits and there is a challenging 18-hole links golf course.