Description
When you visit Eastlands Park you can truly appreciate what a magnificent setting it has. Nestled within mature woodland with Rothesay Golf Course and horse-riding stables to the rear, and with an elevation that bestows commanding views across the picturesque Firth of Clyde; where you'll also catch the first rays of the morning sun as it rises over the mainland.
There are 8 styles of new home to choose from, ranging in price from £175k to £280k+, and the "gateway" entrance enhances the feeling of privacy and exclusivity – yet you are within a comfortable distance of all amenities in Rothesay and a short trip to any area of this beautiful Scottish island.
* Magnificent setting
* Stunning views
* Close to amenities and activities
* Safe, private play area for children
* Private parking
* Great Holiday Homes
Careful planning and layout of each home within its surroundings ensures that every one has its own unique feel to it – and each garden is individual too.
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Specification
* Light and spacious interiors
* Maintenance-free exteriors
* Reassuringly solid ground floors
* Energy efficient materials and construction
* 10-Year NHBC Buildmark Guarantee
Leisure facilities
The Isle of Bute caters for a wide variety of interests and activities and there is no shortage of opportunities to pursue your existing passions, or to try something completely new.
Golf
Naturally, golf is universally popular and there are three golf courses on the island; at Rothesay, Port Bannatyne and Kingarth. In fact, Rothesay Golf Club is conveniently close to Eastlands Park, and benefits from the dramatic backdrop of the Firth of Clyde and the Kyles of Bute.
Sailing and Watersports
Being an island, there is complete access to the sea, and sailors, kayakers, and windsurfers are almost guaranteed to find an ideal location somewhere round Bute any day of the year. Circumnavigating the island is an enjoyable challenge for sailors and there is easy access to the Clyde's sea lochs and beyond to the west of Scotland.
A choice of berthing is available at Rothesay Harbour and Port Bannatyne Marina.
Fishing
Bute's inland freshwater lochs are popular with anglers for coarse and game fishing and Loch Fad is highly-regarded as a haven for keen fishermen, with boat and bank fishing available – and the chance of a record catch. And for those with a passion for sea angling, with living on an island you are spoiled for choice!
Walking and Cycling
The quiet roads, pathways and gentle landscape of the island make Bute a delight for walkers and cyclists of all abilities. And, thanks to the Scottish Outdoor Access Code, for those who wish to find their own routes, the island is yours to explore. Bute also has the West Island Way, thirty miles of waymarked moorland, forest and coastal track.
Horse Riding
For the equestrian-minded there are stables immediately behind Eastlands Park, and there is also a horse riding centre at Kingarth, which caters for riders of all ages and abilities. Offering riding tuition and hacks along coastal, moorland and hill routes.
Nearest schools:
- Rothesay Academy - Secondary (0.5 miles)
- St Andrew's Primary School (0.8 miles)
- Rothesay Primary School (0.8 miles)
Transport links
Only 35 minutes from the mainland, the Isle of Bute has all the advantages of living on an island with the convenience of the mainland a short trip away
Getting to, from or around Bute can be as simple or as adventurous as you like. By car, you can be anywhere on the island in minutes – and there are local taxis and buses as an alternative. And, for the convenience and safety of Eastlands Park school children, the Rothesay Academy school bus picks-up almost from their door.
By Sea...
With fast and regular ferry services, travelling to and from the mainland for motorists and pedestrians is easy. At Wemyss Bay, on the mainland, road and rail connections couldn't be closer, making for effortless access or onward travel. Towards the north of the island, there is also the "wee ferry" which operates between Rhubodach and Colintraive on the picturesque Cowal Peninsula.
Not surprisingly, in addition to ferries, Bute is a haven for craft of all kinds, from private yachts and cruisers to the Paddle Steamer Waverley – the last sea-going paddle steamer in the world. These possibilities certainly bring choice and adventure back into travelling!
By Air...
Bute may also be unique in offering practical access to a range of less conventional modes of transport. Light aircraft have access to the airfield near Kingarth and there is seaplane access at Port Bannatyne.
Nearest station:
Wemyss Bay
(6.6 miles)
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About Bute Homes LTD
We are a family firm that is based on the Isle of Bute. Our workforce also comes from Bute and has grown with us over the years, each member being locally handpicked for their ability and commitment.
Maintaining our excellent reputation for high quality workmanship is paramount to us and we aim to ensure that complete customer satisfaction is achieved at each phase of every construction project.
Having a tightly-knit team enables us to work efficiently towards this common goal, and we rightly take pride in the completion and handover of every new home.
This dedication and attention to detail has been welcomed by our customers, who appreciate the confidence and peace of mind it gives them.
But it's not just the actual construction we care about. Even from the planning and design stages, our objective is to identify the best available areas for building our high-quality homes and to locate them in a way which will be most beneficial to the new owners.
