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FURNISHED / AVAILABLE NOW – Located within the pretty village of Arrochar which is found at the head of Loch Long and surrounded by hills, this delightful flat is on the ground floor of a handsome stone built detached property that enjoys level lawned communal garden grounds. The flat offers cosy and well presented accommodation of reception hall, open plan lounge and well fitted kitchen (wood burner in lounge) and a double bedroom with ensuite shower room. Electric heating. Double glazed. Within easy reach of village amenities and within an hour’s commute of Glasgow. Landlord Registration Number Pending. EPC E. Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033

EPC Band E.
Landlord Registration Number Pending.
Clyde Property Scottish Letting Agent Registration No. LARN1902033.

Kirkfield Place is located in the heart of the picturesque village of Arrochar. It is a small, intimate development of terraced houses and apartments. With stunning views of the Arrochar Alps and the surrounding hills, this lovely ground floor flat is well situated set back from the road overlooking an open grassed area, with its own private gardens to the front and rear of the property.

Beautifully presented and offering spacious accommodation all on the level, the apartment would be perfect for first time buyers, a couple or young family or those looking to retire or to downsize.

To the front of the property, leading from the road, a pathway leads up to the main door and in front of this is a private garden area which has vegetable plots, lawns and a sitting area. There are stunning views across to the loch and to the Arrochar Alps beyond. The gardens to the rear are a particular feature and are laid out all on the level with views to the hills behind. It features a slabbed patio area, raised beds and a lawn, along with a garden shed and greenhouse. There is also a wood store at the far end. On entering the flat itself, the welcoming reception hall gives access at the far end to the main lounge which is a generously proportioned room featuring a wood burning stove and a large picture window enjoying views over to The Cobbler. The room is certainly big enough to accommodate a dining table and chairs if required and it also features a natural timber stripped floor. To the rear of the flat is the kitchen which has a door out to the back gardens, has counter level units, a washing machine, plumbing for a dishwasher, along with a stainless steel sink unit and side drainer and space for other appliances. The flat offers two generously proportioned double bedrooms, along with a bathroom that comes with a bath, vanity wash hand basin with storage below and a wc. An air source heat pump system provides efficient heating and hot water and all of the windows are uPVC double glazed units with the exception of one small window at the back of the kitchen.

The village of Arrochar is located in a beautiful part of the west coast of Scotland at the head of Loch Long, surrounded by high hills including the Arrochar Alps and The Cobbler. Within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, Arrochar is within easy reach of the nearby town of Helensburgh that offers a wide selection of amenities including shops, supermarkets, banks, a post office, bars and restaurants, as well as train stations with regular services to Glasgow, Edinburgh and even a sleeper service to London. The nearby village of Tarbet also has a train station with services up the West Highland line and with the sleeper to London. The area is perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors, with beautiful scenery, lovely walks and hill climbs and with an abundance of wildlife. Glasgow and the international airport are both within easy commuting distance and Loch Lomond is just a short drive away. EPC Band – D.

Within the ever popular Drimsynie Holiday Village, this beautiful two bedroomed lodge offers great accommodation that is fully furnished to a high standard and finished to an excellent specification. Lodge 66 is located at the far end of Drimsynie, adjacent to open countryside and enjoying some magnificent views across Loch Goil and the hills surrounding the village.

The lodge has a large decked terrace that incorporates the hot tub and is a fantastic place to sit, have a glass of wine and enjoy the views over the water and hills. Drimsynie Holiday Village is located adjacent to the picturesque village of Lochgoilhead and is set amidst 250 acres of beautiful landscaped grounds surrounded by the hills. Built just a few years ago, this lovely holiday property can be used for much of the year, but cannot be used as an all year round residential home.

Adjacent to the lodge is good parking and easy access to the centre of the village and all of its amenities. On entering from the side, a door opens in to a bright, spacious and beautifully presented open plan lounge, dining room and kitchen area. At the far end of the room French doors and full height windows open out on to the deck and take in the majestic views of the water and the surrounding hills. The lounge is a comfortable space to sit and relax and to the rear of the lounge area is a good sized dining area and kitchen which has plenty of space for a large table and chairs. Thee well fitted modern and stylish kitchen comes with an American style fridge/freezer, dishwasher, double oven, gas hob, extractor hood, inbuilt microwave and washer/dryer. This room enjoys a great deal of natural light and at the rear there is a passageway giving access to the bedroom accommodation and shower room. At the far end of the hall is the master bedroom which is a good sized double room with windows on either side taking in lovely views of the countryside. It enjoys a large built-in wardrobe and has its own ensuite bathroom, with bath (shower attachment), wc and wash hand basin. Adjacent to the master bedroom is a second bedroom and opposite this is a modern, beautifully fitted shower room with wc, vanity wash hand basin and walk-in shower. The property is fully double glazed and is warmed by a system of LPG central heating.

Within Drimsynie there are a large number of facilities that include a fantastic leisure complex with indoor entertainment, a swimming pool, spa and a gym. There are also restaurants, play area, a golf course and many fun activities. You have everything you need on site that you may not need to leave the park grounds. In addition, Drimsynie Estate is a dog friendly park, meaning you can bring your furry friends to your holiday home. For more information on Drimsynie please visit the website at www.cove.co.uk/Drimsynie. The property can be used pretty much all year round (with the exception of mid week days in November and February). The full facilities are available 2 weeks before Easter until the end of the October half term holiday. Limited facilities are open outwith these times (Fireside bar is open on Fridays to Sundays and the leisure club fun house on Saturdays). The property is a great investment for rental purposes and all site fees for 2025 are included.

The village of Lochgoilhead is adjacent to Drimsynie holiday village and it has a local shop and post office. There is a local pub (The Goil) and supermarkets (Morrisons and Asda) both of which do home deliveries. Further professional services are available at both Dunoon and Helensburgh, (both around 32 miles by car). Lochgoilhead also has a primary school, bowling club and healthcare facility. Glasgow is approximately 55 miles away with Glasgow being around 46 miles away. Arrochar (approximately 13 miles) has a main line rail station with services to and from Glasgow city centre, as well as a sleeper services to London. Located at the north end of the Argyll forest park and within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, the area offers much in the way of outdoor pursuits including cycling routes, challenging hill climbs, walks, many miles of forest tracks fore horse riding and other outdoor pursuits. The River Goil at Lochgoilhead has a good run of sea trout and salmon. Fishing permits can be acquired locally. Sea and loch fishing are also available in the area as well as a number of commercially run shoots and excellent stocking opportunities. Day permit red deer stocking is available from the forestry commission.

Enjoying an idyllic setting, located on the shore of Loch Goil and adjacent to the picturesque village of Lochgoilhead, Drimsynie Holiday village is set amidst 250 acres of beautiful grounds surrounded by high hills and offering spectacular views all around. As with most holiday homes, the lodge is not mortgageable. Built within the last 4 years, Lodge 113 is a fabulous holiday lodge, built by Aspire Leisure Homes and with the most impressive specification of any of the lodges within the village. It comes fully furnished and is insulated to the highest of standards using closed cell spray polyurethane foam insulation, making the property extremely energy efficient and giving full protection against mould, mildew and condensation. In addition the insulation enhances overall building strength and stability.

Please note that the lodge will be purchased on a leasehold basis and it currently has a rare 35 year lease of which there are 31 years left. It commands a magnificent view across the loch and surrounding hills being elevated and in a quiet part of the village. The accommodation is second to none, with more of a bungalow feel rather than a holiday property. The style, décor, layout and finish is impeccable, with a large composite deck wrapping around three sides and having glass balustrades. With this exceptional outdoor space it is fantastic for entertaining and taking in the views.

On entering, the main door opens in to an entrance vestibule/foyer which is a lovely welcoming space ideal for taking off shoes and muddy boots and with built-in storage on two walls which house the Worscester boiler and washer/dryer. From here a doorway leads through in to the main open plan living/dining and kitchen area which is an expansive space that enjoys natural light with windows to the rear and with sliding doors and adjacent windows opening out on to the deck taking in the magnificent views. This is a comfortable, cosy and beautifully presented area of the property with a separate lounge next to the patio doors (with blackout curtains). The lounge has an electric wood burner in the corner which adds to the cosiness of the room. The separate dining room area is to the rear. The kitchen is beautifully fitted and well equipped with high end modern appliances and a range of wall mounted and counter level units. The kitchen comes complete with an electric double oven, five burner gas hob, white slanting extractor hood, large fridge/freezer, dishwasher. All appliances/decking are under warranty. From the centre lounge, a door opens in to the master bedroom which is a stunning and spacious double room with full height windows, again taking in views over the water and the hills. It has two built-in wardrobes and access through to its own luxury ensuite shower room which has a large walk-in shower enclosure with rain shower head, vanity wash hand basin (with backlit mirror above) and wc. Moving from the lounge to the other side of the property, a small passageway leads to the second bedroom which again is a good sized double bedroom and takes in the fantastic views through full height windows. It also has a built-in wardrobe. Adjacent to this room is the sizeable and luxuriously appointed main bathroom that comes with a stand alone large oval bath, large shower enclosure with rain shower head, vanity wash hand basin with backlit mirror above and wc. All of the windows are high performance double glazed units and heating is by means of an LPG central heating system. Included in the sale are a 55” smart TV, new unused BBQ, glass fibre kayak, hosepipe and reel (two outdoor taps and double outside electric point) and outdoor furniture (if wanted). Please note that the property is for holiday use only and cannot be lived in all year round. Should owners wish to rent out the property, this must be done through Drimsynie.

Within Drimsynie there are a large number of facilities that include a fantastic leisure complex with indoor entertainment, a swimming pool, spa and a gym. There are also restaurants, play area, a golf course and many fun activities. You have everything you need on site that you may not need to leave the park grounds. In addition, Drimsynie Estate is a dog friendly park, meaning you can bring your furry friends to your holiday home. For more information on Drimsynie please visit the website at www.cove.co.uk/Drimsynie. The property can be used pretty much all year round (with the exception of mid week days in November and February). The full facilities are available 2 weeks before Easter until the end of the October half term holiday. Limited facilities are open outwith these times (Fireside bar is open on Fridays to Sundays and the leisure club fun house on Saturdays).

The village of Lochgoilhead is adjacent to Drimsynie holiday village and it has a local shop and post office. There is a local pub (The Goil) and supermarkets (Morrisons and Asda) both of which do home deliveries. Further professional services are available at both Dunoon and Helensburgh, (both around 32 miles by car). Lochgoilhead also has a primary school, bowling club and healthcare facility. Glasgow is approximately 55 miles away with Glasgow being around 46 miles away. Arrochar (approximately 13 miles) has a main line rail station with services to and from Glasgow city centre, as well as a sleeper services to London. Located at the north end of the Argyll forest park and within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, the area offers much in the way of outdoor pursuits including cycling routes, challenging hill climbs, walks, many miles of forest tracks fore horse riding and other outdoor pursuits. The River Goil at Lochgoilhead has a good run of sea trout and salmon. Fishing permits can be acquired locally. Sea and loch fishing are also available in the area as well as a number of commercially run shoots and excellent stocking opportunities. Day permit red deer stocking is available from the forestry commission.

In one of Scotland’s most picturesque settings, Lochgair is a delightful village, located by Loch Gair, a small inlet off Loch Fyne. Built in 2004, this modern detached villa is part of a small group of properties that sit on the road between the pretty town of Inveraray and the larger town of Lochgilphead. With access via a small cul-de-sac to the front of the house, the house enjoys level, enclosed and easily maintained gardens that offer exceptional parking for several cars and with patio/sitting areas. From the house, the shore of the loch is only a minute’s walk away and provides beautiful scenic views across the water. The house is located opposite the Lochgair Hotel and the village church and just off the main road, there are several additional parking spaces.

On entering the house, the very welcoming reception hall has a staircase to the upper landing and at the far end, there is a useful downstairs shower room with wc and wash hand basin. Off the hall is the lounge which is a bright and well proportioned room with a window at one end and patio doors opening out to a monoblock paved patio area at the other. Opposite the lounge is a sizeable dining kitchen with window to the front. There are modern wall and floor units. There is a fridge/freezer, oven and hob, as well as a washing machine, dryer, dishwasher which could be included in the sale. There is plenty of space for a dining table and chairs. Off the kitchen is a utility room (plumbed in for a washing machine) with a door out to the side of the house. Also on the ground floor is a double bedroom located to the rear of the house which is currently being used as a home office. 

Moving to the upstairs, the landing gives access to three very well proportioned bedrooms (the master being especially large with windows at either end) and the family bathroom which is modern in design and features a bath, wc and wash hand basin. The house is warmed by electric heating with a combination of panel and storage heaters. All of the windows are uPVC double glazed units. The property enjoys an advertised internet speed of 75Mps which is ideal for those who work from home.

Lochgilphead is about six miles to the southwest and has a good number of local shops, services and supermarkets. Lochgilphead has a health centre as well as a library, a range of professional services and is home to the Mid Argyll swimming pool. Primary and secondary schooling is also available in Lochgilphead. The town also benefits from a newly re-vamped front green offering outdoor activities for all the family.

Inveraray (16 miles) has many popular tourist shops and local hotels, country pubs and restaurants. Oban is about 44 miles to the northwest where there are further larger shops and services, Glasgow City is about 78 miles to the southeast. The A83 and A82 provide access to central Scotland. Arrochar has a mainline rail station with a service to and from Glasgow city centre and a sleeper service to London.

The local area offers much in the way of outdoor pursuits including cycle routes, hill climbs, walks and several golf courses. Sea, river and loch fishing is also available in the area as are a number of local events on throughout the year.
For sailors, the sea lochs of the west of Scotland offer safe anchorages as well as spectacular coastal sailing; there are marina and chandlery services at Ardrishaig, Tarbert, south at Portavadie and in the northwest via the Crinan canal at Ardfern in Loch Craignish for easy western isles and north coast access.
Citylink/West Coast Motors run a regular bus service from Campbeltown to Glasgow for those wishing to use public transport. The local bus stops connect all the villages and towns on this route three times per day. EPC Band – D.

***CLOSING DATE – TUESDAY 25TH MARCH @ 12 NOON*** Located next to Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Hill House on the upper west side of Helensburgh, Morar House is a stunning A listed Arts and Crafts style building designed by the acclaimed architect William Leiper. Redeveloped and extended in 2019 as part of an exciting new project, Morar House is now home to twelve highly individual and beautiful apartment conversions. Number 11 located within the new part of the building and enjoys some of the best views in the development, looking south over the extensive common gardens towards the Firth of Clyde and the Rosneath Peninsula. There are also some fantastic west facing views from the kitchen and master bedroom looking over to the “Arrochar Alps” in the distance. The apartment is accessed via a security controlled entrance to the rear of the building. This door opens into a very pleasant communal hall and there is even lift access to the first floor landing adjacent to the apartment.

The apartment offers spacious and tastefully presented accommodation with stylish décor, an exceptional finish and a high end specification. The layout of the property is very well thought out, with a long reception hall having excellent built-in storage. The hall leads through to a stunning open plan lounge and fully fitted and well equipped modern breakfasting sized kitchen. The lounge has French doors opening to a Juliet balcony taking in the views and the kitchen area features wall and counter units, a range of high-end appliances and a central breakfast bar/prep area. The large master bedroom has built-in wardrobes and enjoys its own luxurious ensuite shower room. There are two further double bedrooms (both with built-in wardrobes). One of the bedrooms is currently being used as a combined home office/utility room. The apartment also has a lovely modern bathroom. Gas fired central heating and full double glazing throughout.

Morar house is surrounded by beautiful and extensive communal gardens that feature large expanses of lawn, sitting areas and colourful flower beds. There is a private residents’ car park to the rear of the building (with parking for visitors) and the apartment comes with its own dedicated parking space.

In the very peaceful upper west side of town, Morar House is only a short walk from Helensburgh Upper train station (with services up the west coast and a sleeper train to London), and with the town centre not far away and providing a wide range of amenities including fantastic shops, supermarkets, bars, restaurants and cafes, as well as Helensburgh Central train station with services to Glasgow and Edinburgh. The picturesque promenade enjoys fantastic views of the Firth of Clyde and over to the Rosneath Peninsula. Helensburgh offers great schooling, (both state and private) along with a wide selection of leisure facilities, with wonderful sailing on the Firth of Clyde and the nearby Gare Loch. Loch Lomond is only a few minutes’ drive way and Glasgow can be reached by car in around forty minutes. EPC Band – B.

***CLOSING DATE – MONDAY 24TH @ 12 NOON*** Believed to date back to the 1840’s and set amidst stunning gardens that extend to around 2.5 acres, Cragmhor was originally built for a Glasgow tobacco merchant as a summer retreat. Commanding an elevated position above the shore of the Gare Loch with views over to the Rosneath peninsula, this striking B-Listed Victorian home features stone detailing, a natural slate roof, beautiful entrance with stained glass windows, a balustraded parapet to the front and to one side of the house there is a separate, summer house/pavilion with glass lanterned roof.

The property enjoys magnificent, mature and extensive gardens, with a sweeping driveway leading from the road up to the front of the property where there is a balustraded parapet. The driveway continues around the house to a large parking area at the rear giving access to various outbuildings including a stable block, storage and a double garage. From the gardens there are lovely views over the loch, the Rosneath peninsula and north towards the “Arrochar Alps”. The gardens feature large expanses of lawn to the front, side and rear along with mature trees on the periphery providing screening and privacy. A sheltered and enclosed courtyard terrace is adjacent to the house and joins the summer house with the main house. It has a riven paved patio and is an ideal place for dining and entertaining and takes in views over the loch. Beyond this is a further formal enclosed garden area with slabbed patios and pathways with colourful bedded areas. The summer house/pavilion to one side of the property is a magnificent stand alone building featuring a large full height oriel window taking in some of the best views from the property. It features a stunning roof lantern with stained glass and etched detailing and this provides even more natural light. At at one end is a stone fireplace with wood burning stove. This room would be a fantastic studio, home office or as a gymnasium (which is its current use).

Moving to the main house interior, on entering, from the drive at the front, a few steps lead up to the beautiful outer vestibule that features stained glass windows on the upper sashes of each window, intricate mosaic tiled floor and beautiful wall and ceiling panelling. Twin timber glazed doors lead into the main reception hall which has a beautiful timber floor, panelled walls and a panelled ceiling. From here (and semi open with the hall) is a comfortable family room which has a magnificent stone fireplace with open fire. There is bay window taking in views over the water along with panelled walls and a panelled ceiling. On the other side of the reception hall is a formal lounge/drawing room which has an exquisite timber floor with parquet border and high windows to the front and side. It has a beautiful wall frieze along with a wooden fire surround with living flame gas fire. A side door leads into a beautiful home office/music room which has full height windows with stained glass and leaded detailing, again with fantastic views over the gardens and the water. This room also features intricate wall panelling. A door from here leads through to the large formal dining room which again has beautiful parquet floor borders, a large bay window and a marble fire surround with living flame fire. From the reception hall, at the rear of the hall, there is another door into the dining room where there are a couple of good storage cupboards adjacent. The hall also features a tremendous staircase with timber balustrade and handrail to the upper floor. There is also access from the hall to an inner shelved cloakroom area which in turn leads through to a modern refitted wc compartment with wc and wash hand basin.

The kitchen is to the rear of the house and features a timber floor. It is a large space with ample room for dining table and chairs, and with a central island unit. There is De Dietrich range cooker with five burner gas hob, along with inbuilt fridge/freezer and Bosch dishwasher. There are extensive work surfaces, attractive ceramic tiled splashbacks and large windows to the side with a door out to the courtyard. Finally on the ground floor, to the rear of the house there is a rear hall with understair store cupboard and also a utility room which is plumbed in for a washing machine, tumble dryer and houses the two central heating boilers. A door from the rear hall accesses the back of the house where there is a door out to the garden, a further rear hallway and a large store room.

Moving to the upstairs accommodation, on the half landing, there are twin doors opening out to the rear of the property where there is a sheltered drying green/lawned area surrounded by trees. Moving on to the upper landing, this provides access to all bedroom accommodation, with the master bedroom to the front of the house having three windows, two to the front and one to the side taking in stunning views over the loch. Adjacent to the master bedroom, and open plan with it, is a large dressing room which has a French door opening out on to a balustraded balcony, again with great views of the water. To the rear of the master bedroom is a sizeable ensuite shower room which has a large shower enclosure, vanity wash hand basin and wc, with tiled flooring and a window to the side. On the other side of the landing is a second double bedroom with some of the best views in the house, with a window overlooking the loch to the front and with a side window, again with water views across to the surrounding hills. Just behind this bedroom is the large family bathroom which has a bath, walk-in shower, wc and wash hand basin. Behind the shower room is a small passageway from the landing leading in to a guest bedroom which is arguably one of the most attractive bedrooms in the house, again with water views to the front, a large oriel window taking in lovely views over the trees. Adjacent to this room is a further guest bedroom which is a large double room with window to the rear of the house. The remaining bedroom on this floor is also a good sized double room with windows to the side and with a display alcove. Opposite this room is a deep built-in linen cupboard. The property is warmed by a system of gas fired central heating, with two boilers located to the rear of the house and all of the windows are timber framed units.

Shandon is a delightfully quiet village that is immensely popular due to its picturesque setting on the shore of the Gare Loch and being only a short distance by car or bus from the larger seaside town of Helensburgh. Helensburgh offers a wide selection of amenities that include shops, supermarkets, bars, restaurants, schools (both state and independent) and numerous leisure facilities. There are several train stations in Helensburgh serving Glasgow, Edinburgh, the West Highlands and even a sleeper to London. The area is synonymous with those who enjoy the outdoors, with good sailing on the Gare Loch and the River Clyde (nearby is the Royal Northern and Clyde Yacht Club and Rhu Marina). There are lovely country walks nearby and with the iconic shores of Loch Lomond just a short distance away. Loch Lomond is home to the renowned Lomond Golf Club, Cameron House Hotel and the Cameron Club Golf Club and Spa, along with world class accommodation and watersport facilities. Glasgow is within forty five minutes’ commute by car and the international airport is easily accessible via the A82 and Erskine Bridge. EPC Band – F.

**CASH PURCHASE ONLY** Enjoying arguably the finest position within the development, on the very edge of the park, this almost new park home/chalet offers full residential status with a lifetime lease (ground rent only £135 per month and includes water and sewerage) and would be perfect as a holiday retreat or as a low maintenance, high specification and low cost main home. From its amazing location, the property takes in fabulous views across the surrounding countryside, over loch Long and up to the Arrochar Alps. The large decked terrace that wraps around two sides of the property enjoys pretty much all day long sunshine.

The property also sits in a lovely plot, with private monoblock paved driveway parking for up to four cars. Finished to a very high specification, being modern, well presented and attractively decorated throughout, the accommodation comes complete with all furniture (including dining table and chairs) and consists of a comfortable lounge area which has a feature electric living flame style fire and French doors opening onto the decked terrace. Open plan with the lounge is an adjoining dining space, and a modern, well fitted and fully equipped kitchen (cooker with oven and grill and hob, a microwave, washing machine and integrated fridge/freezer). From here an internal hall leads through to the main bedroom which comes with a double bed and has a built-in wardrobe and drawers. Off the bedroom is an ensuite wc with wash hand basin. The second twin bedroom also has a built-in wardrobe has two full sized single beds and there is a modern well appointed shower room with walk-in shower, wc and vaity wash hand basin. The property is warmed by a system of LPG (gas) central heating and it is fully double glazed.

For those who enjoy the outdoor life, it doesn’t get much better, with an abundance of wildlife and stunning scenery on one’s doorstep. The delightful village of Cove and the adjoining village of Kilcreggan share a great community spirit and there is a doctors’ surgery and a range of convenience stores in the area along with a primary school and a pedestrian ferry at Kilcreggan linking the village to Gourock where a train station has services to Glasgow. Helensburgh is around fifteen miles away where a wider selection of shops, supermarkets, bars, restaurants, cafes, banks and a post office can be found. The nearby Faslane naval base is a major employer in the area and can be reached in around fifteen minutes.