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Land with Sea Frontage, Ellenabeich, Isle of Seil Land with sea frontage, Ellenabeich, Isle of Seil www.theestatesofficeargyll.com ` Ellenabeich Land With Lochan Plus Possible Harbour and Extensive Area of Foreshore Ellenabeich, Isle of Seil, Argyll The subjects offer an unusual opportunity popular tourist destination, particularly to acquire various parcels of land within in the summer months, and offers a the Conservation village of Ellenabeich, variety of accommodation options and which also includes a freshwater lochan, activities for visitors. The village former slate quarries possibly suitable as benefits from a number of local harbours plus extensive foreshore on to amenities including a primary school, the Firth of Lorn. community hall, heritage centre, arts centre, a village shop and a bar and The subjects were historically used as a restaurant. transshipment point for slate from Seil, Easdale and neighbouring islands and the The subjects are located approximately remains of the original pier can still be 15 miles from Oban, the nearest seen today and is included within the sale. principal town, via the A816 and B844. More recently the subjects have been Oban has a catchment population of used for recreational activities. approximately 20,000 which is boosted many times over in the Spring, Summer Contained within the subjects are and Autumn periods as well as being multiple landing stages for small vessels, a busy throughout the year due to it car parking area, a lochan, and multiple being the main ferry port for parcels of land suitable for a variety of Caledonian MacBrayne ferries serving alternative uses, subject to obtaining the the Inner and Outer Hebridean Islands. necessary consents. The town of Oban is serviced by a regular train service from Glasgow, and The village of Ellenabeich has been is approximately two hours by car from highlighted as a Conservation Area by Glasgow and 3 hours from Edinburgh. Argyll and Bute Council and features several rows of B-listed cottages, built to The title is in the process of being house the workers of the local slate registered and the plan attached is our quarry. The village is an extremely understanding of the title position. www.theestatesofficeargyll.com Planning Closing Date The subjects could potentially be suitable for A closing date for the receipt of formal offers a variety of land based and maritime uses and in Scottish Legal form may be fixed. Those interested parties should make their own who have noted an interest through a lawyer enquiries as to particular uses will be notified. Offers should be submitted to the sole selling agents. Only offers submitted Designations in these circumstances by a lawyer will be The village is designated as a Conservation considered. Area by Argyll and Bute Council (CA466) Viewing Non-Domestic Rates Viewing is open; however, viewers’ attention The subjects are not currently assessed for is drawn to the presence of residents and Non-Domestic Rates. courtesy should be shown when parking vehicles. If there is a particular aspect of the property which is important to you, then Postcode please discuss it with a member of staff of The The subjects lie within postcode PA34 4RQ Estates Office in order to avoid and PA34 4RF. a wasted journey. Directions Useful Addresses From Glasgow airport take the M8 to junction • Argyll and Bute Planning 30 over the Erskine Bridge. Take the A82 Department 01546 605518 signposted to Crianlarich. At Crianlarich • Historic Environment Scotland continue to Tyndrum and take the A85 0131 668 8600 towards Oban. Continue through Oban and • Visit Scotland Statistics 01463 onto the A816. After 6.5 miles, turn onto the 244170 B844 and continue for 8 miles. The subjects • Highlands and Islands Enterprise are located within Ellenabeich. 01397 704326 • Crown Estate Scotland 01738 Entry 630666 Entry will be by mutual agreement. www.theestatesofficeargyll.com Oban: 01631 705 480 Gibraltar Street, Oban, Argyll PA34 4AY Edinburgh: 0131 370 8448 [email protected] Photos to be edited. London: 0208 901 704 www.theestatesofficeargyll.com IMPORTANT: we would like to inform prospective purchasers that these sales particulars have been prepared as a general guide only. A detailed survey has not been carried out, nor the services, appliances and fittings tested. Room sizes should not be relied upon for furnishing purposes and are approximate. If floor plans are included, they are for guidance only and illustration purposes only and may not be to scale. If there are any important matters likely to affect your decision to buy, please contact us before viewing the property. Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 .
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