Land for sale
Kilmichael Glassary, Lochgilphead, Argyll and Bute, PA31 8QL
Guide Price
£225,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: N/A
Land Tags: Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jan 2021
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: Pasture Land, Permanent Pasture, Woodland
CLOSING DATE SET FOR THURSDAY, 18 February 2021 AT 12 NOON.
Barrachuile forms a compact agricultural and lifestyle property located in an attractive rural location, offering excellent potential. The small villages of Kilmichael Glassary and Bridgend are located only three miles to the south west, with Lochgilphead around 7 miles to the south and Oban some 37 miles to the north. Lochgilphead provides a good range of retail outlets, leisure facilities, a primary and secondary school, and various bars and restaurants.
Barrachuile provides a rare opportunity to acquire a small farm with excellent potential, including a traditional shepherd’s cottage in need of modernisation, a small outbuilding and about 38.50 Ha (95.13 Acres) of land. The property is accessed via a private road and occupies an elevated but secluded position with excellent views of the surrounding countryside. Previously run as a small sheep unit, there is scope to develop the farm through potential diversification and afforestation on the land, subject to the necessary consents.
Barrachuile Cottage
Cottage
The cottage is central to the land and sits at approximately 100 metres above sea level with fine views, particularly to the west and the Isle of Jura A single storey dwelling, of stone construction under a pitched slate roof, the accommodation is detailed on the floor plan but briefly comprises two bedrooms, bathroom, and a large dining kitchen/living room. The cottage has double glazing and electric heating.
To the rear of the cottage is a corrugated tin shed, with concrete floor, which is currently utilised as a store.
Farmland
The land extends to approximately 38.5 Ha (95.13 Acres) and is relatively steeply sloping, lying between 50 and 200 metres above sea level.
In general the land can be described as being permanent pasture or rough grazing, with small areas of woodland grazing along the burn to the north west and adjacent to the River Add to the south. The land is divided into several enclosures by internal fencing and dykes and has largely been classified as Grade 6 by The James Hutton Institute.
EPC Rating = F
Marketed by: Galbraith, Stirling
Barrachuile forms a compact agricultural and lifestyle property located in an attractive rural location, offering excellent potential. The small villages of Kilmichael Glassary and Bridgend are located only three miles to the south west, with Lochgilphead around 7 miles to the south and Oban some 37 miles to the north. Lochgilphead provides a good range of retail outlets, leisure facilities, a primary and secondary school, and various bars and restaurants.
Barrachuile provides a rare opportunity to acquire a small farm with excellent potential, including a traditional shepherd’s cottage in need of modernisation, a small outbuilding and about 38.50 Ha (95.13 Acres) of land. The property is accessed via a private road and occupies an elevated but secluded position with excellent views of the surrounding countryside. Previously run as a small sheep unit, there is scope to develop the farm through potential diversification and afforestation on the land, subject to the necessary consents.
Barrachuile Cottage
Cottage
The cottage is central to the land and sits at approximately 100 metres above sea level with fine views, particularly to the west and the Isle of Jura A single storey dwelling, of stone construction under a pitched slate roof, the accommodation is detailed on the floor plan but briefly comprises two bedrooms, bathroom, and a large dining kitchen/living room. The cottage has double glazing and electric heating.
To the rear of the cottage is a corrugated tin shed, with concrete floor, which is currently utilised as a store.
Farmland
The land extends to approximately 38.5 Ha (95.13 Acres) and is relatively steeply sloping, lying between 50 and 200 metres above sea level.
In general the land can be described as being permanent pasture or rough grazing, with small areas of woodland grazing along the burn to the north west and adjacent to the River Add to the south. The land is divided into several enclosures by internal fencing and dykes and has largely been classified as Grade 6 by The James Hutton Institute.
EPC Rating = F
Marketed by: Galbraith, Stirling
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.