Land for sale
Benderloch, Oban, Argyll and Bute, PA37 1QS
Guide Price
£625,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Equestrian, Smallholding
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Sep 2021
- Removed: Nov 2021
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Smallholding
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
SITUATION
Baravullin Beag is located on the edge of the popular village of Benderloch, in a delightful rural location away from the main road network.
The village serves the local community with a shop, café and primary school with wider services available in nearby Connel. Also at North Connel is a small airport operating flights to the Inner and Outer Isles. The airport is also suitable for private aircraft. A short distance from Baravuillin Beag is Tralee, a stunning sandy beach and Ben Lora Forest both superb locations for exercising horses. Also close by is the luxury Eriska Hotel with membership of its extensive leisure facilities open to the public. The property is conveniently located for easy access to Fort William and the popular Glen Coe and Glen Nevis mountain ranges to the north and the well serviced coastal town of Oban to the south. The area is also known for its extensive wildlife which can be enjoyed at Baravullin including deer, pine martens, badgers and many species of birds. There is also a choice of water sports and walks close by.
DESCRIPTION
Baravullin Beag is a superb small holding/equestrian property that provides a fantastic opportunity to create a unique and much sought after rural home with highly desirable facilities. The property has been well maintained with the house and steading located to the south east of the property with the land to the west.
Baravullin Beag Cottage and Garden
A delightful 4 bedroom cottage, in walk-in condition throughout. The original cottage dates back to the 1800s and although extended, has retained several original features including wooden flooring in some rooms and panelling to some walls and ceilings. As well as a good size kitchen, the cottage benefits from a separate dining area and lovely double aspect sitting room with wood burning stove. Also on the ground floor is a utility room, large conservatory with under floor heating and porch with space for coats and boots. The property also benefits from a number of recent improvements including the installation of an air source heat pump.
Equestrian Facilities and Outbuildings
Baravullin Beag has an impressive range of outbuildings that extend from close to the cottage and down towards the arenas with a sizeable yard adjacent to the buildings. Although the property is well equipped for equestrian use these facilities could easily be utilised for various purposes. The holding currently runs a small flock of 20 sheep and the different buildings are extremely useful for livestock.
The Land
Baravullin Beag extends to approximately 40 acres (16.1 ha) with a hard core track leading directly from the farmhouse and outbuildings to fields 5, 6 and 7. The land is principally classified as Grade 6 by the James Hutton Institute and is predominantly flat lying at about 10m above sea level at its highest point. The fields are a good practical size and enclosed by a mixture of wooden fencing, stob and wire and hedging.
EPC Rating = D
Marketed by: Galbraith, Stirling
Baravullin Beag is located on the edge of the popular village of Benderloch, in a delightful rural location away from the main road network.
The village serves the local community with a shop, café and primary school with wider services available in nearby Connel. Also at North Connel is a small airport operating flights to the Inner and Outer Isles. The airport is also suitable for private aircraft. A short distance from Baravuillin Beag is Tralee, a stunning sandy beach and Ben Lora Forest both superb locations for exercising horses. Also close by is the luxury Eriska Hotel with membership of its extensive leisure facilities open to the public. The property is conveniently located for easy access to Fort William and the popular Glen Coe and Glen Nevis mountain ranges to the north and the well serviced coastal town of Oban to the south. The area is also known for its extensive wildlife which can be enjoyed at Baravullin including deer, pine martens, badgers and many species of birds. There is also a choice of water sports and walks close by.
DESCRIPTION
Baravullin Beag is a superb small holding/equestrian property that provides a fantastic opportunity to create a unique and much sought after rural home with highly desirable facilities. The property has been well maintained with the house and steading located to the south east of the property with the land to the west.
Baravullin Beag Cottage and Garden
A delightful 4 bedroom cottage, in walk-in condition throughout. The original cottage dates back to the 1800s and although extended, has retained several original features including wooden flooring in some rooms and panelling to some walls and ceilings. As well as a good size kitchen, the cottage benefits from a separate dining area and lovely double aspect sitting room with wood burning stove. Also on the ground floor is a utility room, large conservatory with under floor heating and porch with space for coats and boots. The property also benefits from a number of recent improvements including the installation of an air source heat pump.
Equestrian Facilities and Outbuildings
Baravullin Beag has an impressive range of outbuildings that extend from close to the cottage and down towards the arenas with a sizeable yard adjacent to the buildings. Although the property is well equipped for equestrian use these facilities could easily be utilised for various purposes. The holding currently runs a small flock of 20 sheep and the different buildings are extremely useful for livestock.
The Land
Baravullin Beag extends to approximately 40 acres (16.1 ha) with a hard core track leading directly from the farmhouse and outbuildings to fields 5, 6 and 7. The land is principally classified as Grade 6 by the James Hutton Institute and is predominantly flat lying at about 10m above sea level at its highest point. The fields are a good practical size and enclosed by a mixture of wooden fencing, stob and wire and hedging.
EPC Rating = D
Marketed by: Galbraith, Stirling
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.