COMMERCIAL
Land South of Loch Gorm House, Bruichladdich, Islay PA49 7UN
Offers Over
£1,000,000
- PROPERTY TYPE
Land
- BEDROOMS
10
- SIZE
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Key features
- Residential development site with full planning permission for 29 houses
- Planning in Perpetuity
- Planning reference is 19/02485/PP, Argyll & Bute Council Planning
- Situated close to the pioneering Bruichladdich Distillery
- Unique Opportunity to Purchase an outstanding residential development site with Planning Permission
- Enviable Location overlooking Loch Indaal Bay
- Opportunity to create housing for local workers, retirement, holiday makers, permanent or holiday accommodation
Description
Location
Situated on the Isle of Islay, north of Bruichladdich on the A847, is the land for sale, known as 'Land South of Loch Gorm House'. Occupying a stunning location frontline overlooking Loch Indaal, on the Isle of Islay. The island is the most southerly of the Hebridean islands off the West Coast of Scotland, with a population of around 3,228 people, and can be accessed by ferry or by air. It is known as the 'Queen of the Hebrides' for its natural beauty.
The Site
The site has been identified as suitable for a housing development comprising 29 new homes. The developable site is approximately 1.95 hectares (4.8 acres) running from the edge of the A847 to the bottom of the raised beach escarpment at the western edge whilst the northern site extent lies at the walled boundary of Loch Gorm House. The southern boundary is marked by a post and wire fence and to the Eastern boundary is a 1m high dry stane dyke sitting between the site and the road.
Facilities
Village shops with post offices are in Bridgend, Bruichladdich & Port Charlotte. The island's two ferry ports are located at Port Askaig (17 miles) and Port Ellen (20 miles). The local airport is approximately 17 miles away at Glenegedale, Port Ellen. Primary school is in Port Charlotte, and Islay High School is in Islay's main town of Bowmore. School transport is provided.
Proposals
The proposed masterplan aims to achieve a sustainable residential development for Bruichladdich by adopting a simple site layout that echoes a typical rural development. The introduction of new housing to Bruichladdich will make positive contributions to the area: it will support population growth and local regeneration. The masterplan proposes 29 homes, 8 to be affordable dwellings situated at the heart of the development.
Access will be provided through a central spine which secures a single access into the site, this would allow the development of the site to be split into three phases (if required) that run parallel to the main road which will minimise visual impact and reflect the rhythm of the surrounding development context. A key objective of the proposed development is to provide a range of housing types and stock offering a mix of properties that reflect market demand.
Planning
Permission has been granted for the erection of 29 dwelling houses. Planning Permission has been granted by Argyll and Bute Council, and can be viewed online, Application: 19/02485/PP, where all documentation and plans are held.
A further technical information pack can be requested through Ballantynes.
Further Council Contact Details Argyll and Bute Council, planning. , Planning Services Tel.
Viewing
The site is open and may be viewed. Please inform Ballantynes on or prior to viewing.
Viewing is at your own discretion and normal site Health and Safety procedures should be adhered to. Ballantynes or the site owners take no responsibility for your wellbeing.
Offers
Only offers submitted to Ballantynes via email at will be considered.
Details for Submitting Offers
1. Notes of interest should be registered with Ballantynes using the contact details above in order that interested parties may be advised of a closing date.
2. When a closing date is set all offers must be received by 12 noon on the closing date.
Ballantynes will not accept late offers under any circumstances.
3. It is the responsibility of the person submitting the offer to seek confirmation that their offer has been received by Ballantynes and it is recommended that this be done at least 24 hours prior to the closing date.
4. Offers should be received electronically via
5. Offers must be submitted in accordance with the above instructions and failure to do so will result in offers not being accepted.
6. Ballantynes does not bind itself to accept the highest or any offer.
7. Prior to submitting an offer you are strongly recommended to take appropriate professional advice.
8. The successful bidder will require to provide sufficient proof of identity and funding arrangements within a reasonable timeframe prior to entering into any legal agreement in order to
comply with money laundering regulations.
Contact
Gordon McKenzie or Carole Cameron
28 York Place, Perth PH2 8EH Tel:
Email:
Tenure: Freehold
Situated on the Isle of Islay, north of Bruichladdich on the A847, is the land for sale, known as 'Land South of Loch Gorm House'. Occupying a stunning location frontline overlooking Loch Indaal, on the Isle of Islay. The island is the most southerly of the Hebridean islands off the West Coast of Scotland, with a population of around 3,228 people, and can be accessed by ferry or by air. It is known as the 'Queen of the Hebrides' for its natural beauty.
The Site
The site has been identified as suitable for a housing development comprising 29 new homes. The developable site is approximately 1.95 hectares (4.8 acres) running from the edge of the A847 to the bottom of the raised beach escarpment at the western edge whilst the northern site extent lies at the walled boundary of Loch Gorm House. The southern boundary is marked by a post and wire fence and to the Eastern boundary is a 1m high dry stane dyke sitting between the site and the road.
Facilities
Village shops with post offices are in Bridgend, Bruichladdich & Port Charlotte. The island's two ferry ports are located at Port Askaig (17 miles) and Port Ellen (20 miles). The local airport is approximately 17 miles away at Glenegedale, Port Ellen. Primary school is in Port Charlotte, and Islay High School is in Islay's main town of Bowmore. School transport is provided.
Proposals
The proposed masterplan aims to achieve a sustainable residential development for Bruichladdich by adopting a simple site layout that echoes a typical rural development. The introduction of new housing to Bruichladdich will make positive contributions to the area: it will support population growth and local regeneration. The masterplan proposes 29 homes, 8 to be affordable dwellings situated at the heart of the development.
Access will be provided through a central spine which secures a single access into the site, this would allow the development of the site to be split into three phases (if required) that run parallel to the main road which will minimise visual impact and reflect the rhythm of the surrounding development context. A key objective of the proposed development is to provide a range of housing types and stock offering a mix of properties that reflect market demand.
Planning
Permission has been granted for the erection of 29 dwelling houses. Planning Permission has been granted by Argyll and Bute Council, and can be viewed online, Application: 19/02485/PP, where all documentation and plans are held.
A further technical information pack can be requested through Ballantynes.
Further Council Contact Details Argyll and Bute Council, planning. , Planning Services Tel.
Viewing
The site is open and may be viewed. Please inform Ballantynes on or prior to viewing.
Viewing is at your own discretion and normal site Health and Safety procedures should be adhered to. Ballantynes or the site owners take no responsibility for your wellbeing.
Offers
Only offers submitted to Ballantynes via email at will be considered.
Details for Submitting Offers
1. Notes of interest should be registered with Ballantynes using the contact details above in order that interested parties may be advised of a closing date.
2. When a closing date is set all offers must be received by 12 noon on the closing date.
Ballantynes will not accept late offers under any circumstances.
3. It is the responsibility of the person submitting the offer to seek confirmation that their offer has been received by Ballantynes and it is recommended that this be done at least 24 hours prior to the closing date.
4. Offers should be received electronically via
5. Offers must be submitted in accordance with the above instructions and failure to do so will result in offers not being accepted.
6. Ballantynes does not bind itself to accept the highest or any offer.
7. Prior to submitting an offer you are strongly recommended to take appropriate professional advice.
8. The successful bidder will require to provide sufficient proof of identity and funding arrangements within a reasonable timeframe prior to entering into any legal agreement in order to
comply with money laundering regulations.
Contact
Gordon McKenzie or Carole Cameron
28 York Place, Perth PH2 8EH Tel:
Email:
Tenure: Freehold
Brochures
BrochureLand South of Loch Gorm House, Bruichladdich, Islay PA49 7UN
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Oban Station56.0 miles
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