Opportunity to create a dream home on the Craignish peninsula
The chance to create a dream home on the Craignish peninsula, in Argyll and Bute, has arisen through Galbraith.
Curlews, a former village store and cottage in Ardfern, Argyll and Bute, is set on the western shore of Loch Craignish and enjoys views over the loch as well as direct access to the water.
Jamie Currie of Galbraith, who is handling the sale said: “The sale of Curlews provides a superb opportunity to create a lifestyle property combining the commercial space and the two-bedroom cottage into a larger family home to one’s own specification.
“Alternatively, there is good potential to extend the property, to create perhaps an art studio, or use the commercial space to set up an alternative rural business, subject to the necessary consents.
“Ardfern is a thriving village, with a good range of amenities and has a well-regarded marina, making it a popular stop for sailing boats exploring the west coast and islands. The purchaser will be able to set their own stamp on the property in this absolutely beautiful setting.”
The accommodation, all on one level, includes a kitchen/lounge, two bedrooms (one with an en-suite shower room) an additional shower room, utility room, vestibule and the former commercial spaces.
The garden wraps around the property and is mainly laid stone chip, offering ample parking to the front and rear. The garden has two large shipping containers for additional storage. Steps lead from the garden down to the beach.
Ardfern has a village hall, parish church, café and hotel and is surrounded by rolling hills. The sheltered sea loch makes it a popular destination for yachts.
Oban, 24 miles away, has a wide range of shops, as well as restaurant and primary and secondary schooling. Lochgilphead, about 15 miles away, also has a good range of amenities and services. Its scenic setting at the end of Loch Gilp and on the banks of the Crinan Canal attracts visitors and sailing boats throughout the season.
The property is for sale for offers over £375,000.
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