Croft at Tayvallich, north Knapdale

A closing date is now set for Thursday the 26th November at 12 noon. All offers should be submitted in Scottish Legal Tender to Harry Graham or Linda Anderson at Galbraith Stirling. (contact details below)

We are pleased to bring to market in conjunction with Galbraith Group an attractive 7.37 Ha croft with planning permission for a single-storey dwelling.

The Croft at Tayvallich lies in a spectacular elevated setting just to the north of the picturesque fishing village of Tayvallich, which is situated at the head of Loch a’Bhealaich, a small inlet on the western shore of Loch Sween. The croft provides far reaching and commanding views in all directions with the spectacular Taynish National Nature Reserve to the south east and the popular Sound of Jura to the west.

Outline details:

• Planning permission to construct a dwelling house with water treatment plant and new access road
• Peaceful and tranquil setting with spectacular views over the surrounding countryside
• Useful block of grazing ground suitable for amenity purposes
• Conveniently located close to the village of Tayvallich and transport links
• Mixture of grade 6.1 and 5.2 land extending to 7.37 Ha (18.21 Acres)
• Lochgilphead 12 miles, Oban 41 miles

The Croft at Tayvallich extends to approximately 7.37 Ha (18.21 Acres) in total and lies in a rural setting south of the village of Tayvallich. The property benefits from two general purpose stores of tin construction with one in a semi derelict state, and the land is accessed directly from the B8025 which leads south through Tayvallich.

The land has been classified as Grade 6.1 and Grade 5.2 by The James Hutton Institute and is split into several areas of rough grazing ground intertwined by a selection of terraced mosaic heathland and broadleaved woodland. The land rises from 38m above sea level to 69m above sea level.