The Green, Craobh Haven, Lochgilphead, Argyll and Bute, PA31

A charming mid-terrace two-bedroom cottage, set within the popular, picturesque yachting village of Craobh Haven



Situated within the popular coastal village of Craobh Haven, 22, The Green offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a charming mid-terrace two-bedroom property, located just a moments’ walk from one of the region’s most popular yachting marinas.

The property is entered from the front elevation, with a vestibule entrance leading through to an open-plan ground floor living area, comprising lounge, dining areas. A fitted kitchen is located to the rear, featuring a range of wooden wall and floor units.

The staircase leads from the lounge area to the upper floor, where a central landing links two bedrooms and a family bathroom. The rear facing rooms enjoy pleasant far-reaching views across the marina, to the islands beyond.

It should be noted that the property does require modernisation and decoration in places. Interested parties are advised to review the Home Report for further details.

The property benefits from mature gardens to the front and rear, with a coal shed located adjacent to the front door, offering an element of storage.

The rear garden can be accessed by a doorway from the kitchen, giving further access to the marina car park.

The Green in Craobh Haven comprises approximately 40 attractive cottages which were built in the early 1980's to complement the marina. As a popular holiday destination, Craobh Haven features a village store and The Lord of The Isles - a family pub with restaurant. This colourful, purpose-built village is a haven for visiting yachts all year round and plays host to the first night of the renowned West Highland Yachting Week each year. Outdoor enthusiasts are well catered for as the area offers a wide range of activities including canoeing, fishing, cycling, and walking to name but a few.

A full range of amenities can be found in Lochgilphead, approximately 16 miles to the south. Lochgilphead provides a Co-op supermarket along with a range of smaller, independent shops, providing the majority of everyday requirements. The town has a new hospital and new primary and secondary school as well as being the location for the headquarters of Argyll and Bute Council.

Oban, approximately 22 miles to the north, is one of the principal towns on the West Coast and is renowned for its attractive sea front and busy harbour as well as its marvellous sailing waters. It is also well-known as the "Gateway to the Isles", with Caledonian MacBrayne Ferries serving the Inner and Outer Hebrides. Oban has a wide range of shopping and recreational facilities, banks and professional services plus the Lorn & Islands Hospital.