Whitehouse, Lamlash, Isle Of Arran

The site is centrally located within the village of Lamlash and lies to the west of the A841. The site is bound to the north by Lamlash Parish Church and a residential dwelling, to the east and south by the A841 and west by Arran High School and is within walking distance of the key convenience amenities and facilities offered in Lamlash. The site comprises the grounds of the former Whitehouse Hotel which was demolished in 1983. The ground extends to 11.19 acres / 4.53 hectares
and access is taken from the A841. The site is largely shielded from the main road due to the presence of a number of mature trees along the boundary.

Lamlash lies 4 miles to the south of Arran’s main ferry port at Brodick. The village lies on the east coast of the Isle and is the largest in terms of population with approximately 1,000 residents. The village is a popular tourist destination and offers a wide range of hotels and holiday accommodation including a number of popular bars and eateries as well as convenience retail and local boutiques together with a local church and community medical centre. Arran High School, lies to the south of the village and the University of the Highlands and Islands resource hub and Council offices are also located in the village.