Plot At Crinan Harbour, Crinan, Lochgilphead, Argyll and Bute, PA31 8SW | Property for sale | Savills
0.14 Ac(0.06 Ha)
Offers over £70,000

Plot At Crinan HarbourCrinan, Lochgilphead, Argyll and Bute, PA31 8SW

  • Freehold
Bare land
0.14 Ac (0.06 Ha)

Key features

  • Residential plot extending to approximately 0.147 acres in the heart of Crinan village.
  • Sheltered location close to Crinan Harbour and the renowned Crinan Canal.
  • Attractive setting bordered by mature woodland and established homes.
  • Includes a timber cabin providing useful on-site base.
  • Rare chance to purchase a village-centre plot on Scotland's beautiful west coast.
  • Renowned for its maritime heritage and outdoor lifestyle, Crinan is a sought-after destination for residents and visitors alike.

Coastal plot in the picturesque harbour village of Crinan.

About this property

  • An exciting opportunity to acquire a residential plot extending to approximately 0.147 acres in the heart of the picturesque harbour village of Crinan, one of Argyll's most sought-after coastal destinations.

    Occupying a sheltered position close to Crinan Harbour and the renowned Crinan Canal, the site, known as "Woodlands", enjoys an attractive setting bordered by mature woodland and established residential properties. The plot benefits from a peaceful village location, with the surrounding landscape characterised by rolling hills, native woodland and scenic coastal views across Loch Crinan.

    A further feature of the plot is the timber cabin/summerhouse situated on the site. The cabin comprises a main living area suitable for two people, together with a separate fitted kitchen. A compost toilet is accessed from the main cabin, with a separate shower room located adjacent. The cabin benefits from solar-powered lighting and a Calor gas supply serving the stove and hot water for the shower facilities. The existing cabin provides a useful base from which to enjoy the site and its attractive surroundings.

    **Prospective purchasers should note that the summerhouse does not have planning permission for residential occupation and must not be used as a dwelling.

    Situated within a charming and established part of the village, the site offers purchasers the opportunity to secure a parcel of land in a highly desirable location renowned for its maritime heritage, natural beauty and outdoor lifestyle.

    The land is offered for sale without the benefit of planning permission. Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to any future development potential and are advised to make their own enquiries with Argyll and Bute Council regarding planning matters and any necessary consents.

    This represents a rare opportunity to acquire a village-centre plot in one of Scotland's most attractive west coast locations.

Crinan has long been one of my favourite villages on the west coast, and opportunities like this seldom come to the market. The combination of the sheltered setting, woodland backdrop and proximity to the water creates a truly special offering.

Iona ConnProperty agent

Local information

  • Crinan occupies an enviable position on the shores of Loch Crinan at the western terminus of the celebrated Crinan Canal, often referred to as "Britain's most beautiful shortcut". The village is renowned for its picturesque harbour, rich maritime heritage and spectacular west coast scenery.
  • Surrounded by ancient woodland, rolling hills and sheltered coastal waters, Crinan is particularly popular with sailors, walkers, kayakers and wildlife enthusiasts. The area provides access to some of Argyll's finest sailing waters, while the surrounding countryside offers an abundance of walking routes and opportunities to enjoy the natural environment.
  • Nearby Lochgilphead provides a wider range of amenities, whilst Crinan itself offers a peaceful and highly attractive setting that has long been regarded as one of the most desirable locations on Scotland's west coast.

Additional information

  • PLEASE NOTE:
  • The entire area of ground for sale is located within a scheduled monument.
  • Scheduled monument consent (SMC) is required from Historic Environment Scotland for any works within the area of ground for sale.
  • SMC is separate and without prejudice to the planning process.
  • Potential purchasers are welcome to contact Historic Environment Scotland (HMEnquiries@hes.scot) to seek advice on what may or may not be possible at the site.
  • Potential purchasers should also contact the local planning authority to discuss potential planning permission issues.
  • The land is offered for sale without the benefit of planning permission. Interested parties should satisfy themselves as to any future development potential and are advised to make their own enquiries with Argyll and Bute Council regarding planning matters and any necessary consents. It should be noted that there are currently no utility services connected to the site. Purchasers should satisfy themselves as to the availability, suitability and cost of any required service connections.
  • **Prospective purchasers should note that the summerhouse does not have planning permission for residential occupation and must not be used as a dwelling.
  • EPC Rating: TBC
  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Council Tax Band: TBC