Land South Of Braeview, Balvicar, Oban, Argyll and Bute, PA34

An exciting opportunity to acquire a prime development plot, benefitting from open views across the surrounding countryside and picturesque coastline.

Set in a much sought-after area on the fringe of the popular coastal village of Balvicar on the Isle of Seil, the Land South of Braeview offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a desirable plot of land, a wonderful opportunity for those looking to develop their dream home in this picturesque location.

The plot lies adjacent to a single-track road, offering easy access via a shared entrance track, which also serves the neighbouring property and local farm.

A pre-application planning enquiry has returned in support of the development of a single residential dwelling, subject to the submission of a suitable house design, having no adverse impact on the surrounding area.

Planning permission was granted for the development of a single residential dwelling, further details of which can be found on the Argyll and Bute portal under reference 24/00975/PPP.

Balvicar lies on the Isle of Seil, some 15 miles south of the major West Coast town of Oban. The whole area is one of natural beauty and is perfect for sailors and golfers – and for those who just enjoy peace and quiet. The island is easily accessible being connected to the mainland by the famous ‘Bridge over the Atlantic’. The bridge is approximately two miles from Balvicar at the village of Clachan Seil where there is a pub, the ‘Tigh an Truish’, and a petrol station and shop.

Balvicar itself has an active community and a well-stocked licensed grocery shop, a medical centre, golf course, a church and a post office. There are regular bus services from Balvicar to Oban. Two miles to the south is the village of Ellenabeich where there is a well-stocked small shop, a bar and restaurant, museum, village hall and well-respected primary school.

Further services are available in Oban, an expanding port with an attractive sea front and busy harbour, well known as the main Caledonian MacBrayne terminal and gateway to the isles. The town offers a full range of shopping facilities as well as banks and professional offices. There are a number of primary schools, a hospital, a leisure centre, a cinema and a high school A school bus service operates from Balvicar to the high school.

Specifications include mains water, shared private drainage (Bio-disk), oil fired central heating, electric underfloor heating for bathrooms, multi-fuel stove.



From Oban take the A816 signposted for Lochgilphead. After approximately 7.5 miles, take the right hand turn towards Kilninver and the Isle of Seil. Follow the road for approximately 7 miles. Upon entering Balvicar village, bear left, heading towards Cuan Ferry. The plot is located on the left-hand side after approximately two miles.

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