Land at Woodbank, Campbeltown, Argyll and Bute, PA28

The Land at Woodbank is situated in an elevated position with uninterrupted views over the surrounding countryside. The land is in a rural yet accessible location close to amenities in Campbeltown and Southend. The small settlement of Southend is located at the southern point of the Kintyre peninsula and offers local amenities such as a shop, medical centre and post office. There is also a café and 18-hole golf course enjoying a superb location on the Kintyre Peninsula. The internationally renowned 18-hole Machrihanish Golf Course and 9-hole Carradale Golf Course are also nearby.

Within easy reach of the property is Campbeltown with its wide range of services, including shops, schools, hospital, small cinema and leisure centre with swimming pool. It is also the home of several whisky distilleries including the famous Springbank. On the edge of the town is a large marina with berths for visiting yachts, chandlery and other services. As well as its unspoilt scenery, the area is known for its diverse wildlife and range of outdoor pursuits including walking, cycling, bird watching and horse riding. Close to the Land at Woodbank is the popular Wilder Ways Riding School offering a range of riding adventures.

The land is situated within easy reach of the main road network. There is also an airport a few miles to the north offering daily services to Glasgow International Airport. In the summer months, a car ferry operates between Campbeltown and Ardrossan which lies south west of Glasgow, allowing for access to Glasgow and beyond.

METHOD OF SALE
The Land at Woodbank is offered for sale as a whole.

DESCRIPTION
The Land at Woodbank comprises a productive block of pasture land extending to about 1.79 Ha (4.42 Acres) in total and benefits from an excellent level of vehicle access via the adjacent minor public road which leads directly from the B842. The farmland in recent years has been used for silage production during the summer months with the benefit of sheep grazing during the winter period. The land was originally farmed in-hand and in conjunction with the existing farming operations, but in more recent years the land has been let to a local farmer on a seasonal basis. The land benefits from an unrestricted right of access over the area of land shaded green on the sale plan within these particulars. Two residential building plots have already been sold off, with the remainder of the land marketed providing potential development opportunity subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.