Unique opportunity to buy a thriving tourist attraction located in Ardnamurchan 

A thriving tourist attraction in one of Scotland’s most beautiful locations, offers a truly unique opportunity for commercial buyers looking for their next venture.

On the market at o/o £575,000 with Bell Ingram, the Ardnamurchan Natural History Centre comprises a thriving and profitable tearoom, visitor centre, and a charming, detached two-bedroom owners’ residence.

Located in a picturesque, rural location on the ever-popular Ardnamurchan Peninsula, it’s an ideal opportunity to take over a commercial property which is ready-made to make use of immediately.

At the heart of the sale is the Natural History Visitor Centre which features an interesting permanent exhibition about the history of the Peninsula and is housed within a “living building” which attracts an array of wildlife.

Adjacent to the exhibition is a recently upgraded 28-seater auditorium/cinema, offering a further opportunity to cater for parties, social groups and community events.

The tearoom is destination in its own right and hugely popular with passing visitors stopping to enjoy light lunches and afternoon teas before browsing through the gift shop.

The owner’s residence is worth a special mention, offering comfortable two-bedroom accommodation within a charming stone-built property sitting under a natural slate roof. It includes spacious lounge/dining room, fully fitted kitchen and family bathroom.

Commenting on the sale, Laura MacCallum from Bell Ingram’s Oban Office, says: “It is a very special property and certainly not one we would see come onto the market very often. It is set in a wonderful location with far reaching coastal views, with people travelling from far and wide to enjoy the amazing scenery and, of course, visit the local businesses.

“It would suit a commercial buyer looking for a lifestyle business to put their stamp on. It’s not every day that the chance to buy such a unique building in such an incredible location comes along.”

The Ardnamurchan Natural History Visitor Centre is located on the Ardnamurchan Peninsula at Glenmore between the villages of Kilchoan and Salen on the B8007.

Local attractions include the Ardnamurchan distillery and the Glenborrodale RSPB reserve and a bit further afield is the Ardnamurchan Lighthouse which is the UK mainland’s most westerly point and attracts many visitors to the area.

The picturesque Glenborrodale Castle is nearby along with many beautiful beaches and coves. The iconic coastal town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull is just a short ferry ride from Kilchoan and offers a wide range of amenities including a Co-op grocery and post office. The nearest major town is Fort William, which in turn provides links to other mainland destinations. The local villages offer a range of amenities such as shops, primary school, doctor surgery and restaurants.

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Laura MacCallum on 01631 566 122 or email oban@bellingram.co.uk

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Article posted on 02/08/2021

An equestrian dream property for sale in rural Stirlingshire with farmhouse, 14 stables, outbuildings and a two-bedroom annex

Buyers searching for a substantial rural property in a fantastic location with exceptional equestrian facilities should look no further than Plean in Stirlingshire.

On the market at offers over £650,000 through Bell Ingram, Glenside Farm is located close to Plean, an attractive village in the Stirling local authority area, and has great transport links to Glasgow and Edinburgh.

At the heart of the 27-acre property stands a well presented, traditional stone farmhouse offering six bedrooms (master en-suite), five bathrooms, large kitchen/dining area, conservatory, living room, and laundry room.

The independent annex is worth a special mention, offering separate two-bedroom accommodation with an integral link to the main house. The annex includes a sitting room with a door to the garden, a shower room, bathroom, fitted kitchen and plenty of storage space.

Commenting on the sale, Carl Warden from Bell Ingram, says: “Although Gateside Farm is a fantastic family home, for the buyer interested in horses the facilities are exceptional.

“With 14 stables, outbuildings, six fields, garden ground, woodland, courtyard and garden, it is perfectly placed for operating a livery business with there’s plenty of scope to diversify into other equestrian activities.”

Glenside Farm is within the catchment area of East Plean Primary School, Bannockburn High School and St Modan’s High School. Private schooling is available at Dollar Academy, Morrisons in Crieff and Glenalmond College in Perth.

Plean is well placed for enjoying rural Stirling with a wide range of country pursuits close by, with the more dramatic scenery of the Perthshire hills and Loch Lomond National Park a short drive away. Plean Country Park has over 200 acres of accessible woodland and parkland with a network of paths for walking, cycling or horse riding.

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Carl Warden on 01738 621 121 or email carl.warden@bellIngram.co.uk

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Article posted on 03/07/2021

Mull’s ‘Magnificent Seven’ attract buyers to Scotland’s glorious West Coast

If you are buying or selling property on Scotland’s glorious West Coast, please get in touch with our Oban-based estate agency team.

Led by Andrew Fuller supported by Laura MacCallum and Mairi Kennedy, they cover Argyll and The Isles and the Morvern Peninsula, focusing on the sale of premium, rural properties.

The team currently has these ‘magnificent seven” properties for sale on the ever-popular Isle of Mull. Contact them on 01631 566122 or oban@bellingram.co.uk for more information or to arrange a viewing.

#1 Beauty spot business – Calgary Tearoom & Studios

Unique opportunity to acquire a well-established and highly regarded tearoom business, with three letting properties and staff accommodation apartments, all located in one of Mull’s most sought-after locations at Calgary Bay. OIRA £575,000. Read more here: 

#2 Development opportunity – Corry Farm

Traditional, two-bedroom cottage set in a picturesque location enjoying far reaching views across Fishnish Bay. The property sits in 7.54 acres and benefits from planning permission for a 1 ¾ story dwelling house plus a detached bothy with conversion potential. Offers over £445,000. Read more here: 

#3 Perfect hideaway – The Byre with Dovecote

A charming three-bedroom house set in a popular location within walking distance of the magnificent Calgary Bay. This property has the added attraction of a delightful, one-bedroom linked cottage with a proven track record of repeated holiday bookings. Offers over £420,000. Read more here:

#4 Stunning family home – Calgary Farmhouse

A lovely three-bedroom farmhouse set in a much sought-after location with far reaching views towards Calgary Bay. With beautiful mature gardens to the front and side the property is an ideal family home with holiday let potential. Offers over £395,000. Read more here:

#5 Iconic coastal location – Mosshill

A unique opportunity to acquire a wonderful seven-bedroom property on Tobermory’s iconic seafront. This extremely well-presented maisonette offers a combination of both family and bed and breakfast accommodation over two levels. Offers over £375,000. Read more here: 

#6 Classy conversion – The Hayloft

As the name suggests, The Hayloft was an integral part of the original farm before its conversion into stylish family accommodation over two levels. The four-bedroom property has many bespoke design features and would make a wonderful holiday home. Offers over £375,000. Read more here:

#7 First-time buyers – Torran

In a wonderful elevated position above the picturesque coastal town of Tobermory, Torran offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a well presented two-bedroom property benefitting from a lovely rear garden and off-road parking. Offers over £235,000. Read more here:

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About: Andrew heads up the Estate Agency team in our Oban office and is focused on ensuring his clients have a first-class experience when they list their property with Bell Ingram. A resident of the Isle of Mull, Andrew is very well known across the West Coast of Scotland and has developed an excellent reputation for marketing prime residential property, including plots, crofts, island homes and lifestyle opportunities. Andrew joined Bell Ingram following almost 15 years managing several high-level private and commercial development projects in the United Arab Emirates. Interests: Residential Estate Agency, Rural Property Sales.

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Article posted on 03/07/2021

Rare chance to buy unique black house in the Outer Hebrides

There’s only a handful of traditional thatched black houses remaining on the islands and they rarely come up for sale.

However, Bell Ingram is currently marketing Ty Cymro, a beautifully renovated black house in the Outer Hebrides at offers over £180,000.

Situated in a conservation area on the island of Berneray with stunning sea views, this is a property brimming with charming features and breath-taking views.

Joanne Stennett, who is handling the sale, said: “Ty Cymro is the perfect island home filled with charm and presents a great opportunity for buyers looking to enjoy an idyllic rural lifestyle.

“The beauty of the waterside location is undeniable and the opportunity to purchase a black house of this type anywhere on the islands is a rarity.

“Berneray is inhabited by around 130 people and has a traditional community feeling to it. With no crime to speak of, it makes a wonderfully safe environment for children and adults alike.

“The island is famed for its tranquillity and abundance of birdlife and wildlife. With numerous sandy beaches to enjoy, it has a busy tourist trade and Ty Cymro is in the perfect location to be suited as a family home or a business.”

Located in the Sound of Harris and linked via a causeway from North Uist or a ferry to Leverburgh/Harris, Berneray is only 11 miles from the ferry terminal at Lochmaddy and 30 miles from the airport at Balivanich. It has three hotels, a community centre, a bistro/general store, a local shop/post office and a primary school. There is a fortnightly doctor’s surgery.

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Joanne Stennett on 01463 717799 or email joanne.stennett@bellingram.co.uk

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Article posted on 01/07/2021

Superb diversified farm business for sale at offers over £850,000 near Dornoch

Bell Ingram is pleased to launch to the market Davochfin Farm, a diversified farming business extending to about 62.89 ha (155.38acres),  offering a superb business and lifestyle opportunity in the Scottish Highlands.

• Traditional farmhouse

• Range of farm buildings

• Four trout fishing lochs

• Five pitch caravan site

• Ten bay golf driving range

A unique farming business set in a stunning location near to the popular seaside town of Dornoch in Sutherland has come onto the market at offers over £850,000.

Davochfin Farm is a diversified arable farm extending to approximately 62.89 ha (155.38 acres) with a farmhouse and a range of farm buildings, four commercial trout lochs, a caravan site and a golf driving range.

Joanne Stennett from Bell Ingram who is handling the sale, said the property offers the “perfect” lifestyle for the lucky buyer.

She said: “The current owners have created a desirable and unique package that offers the perfect lifestyle for these times.

“Davochfin Farm provides an excellent opportunity to purchase a compact and manageable farm business which benefits from a diversified income stream with the opportunity for the purchaser to carry out further developments.

“With its idyllic position offering beautiful views to the Dornoch Firth, this is a property that we expect to attract significant interest.”

The property offers a lovely south-facing farmhouse alongside a range of farm buildings. The land, which has been farmed by a contractor for a number of years, has good productive capacity and has in recent years grown a rotation of barley and oats along with temporary grass.

Davochfin farmhouse is a substantial and imposing traditional farmhouse with stunning views to the Dornoch Firth. The accommodation includes: vestibule and reception hall, two reception rooms, dining kitchen, utility room, four bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house offers purchasers the opportunity to create an impressive and modern family home, taking advantage of its character and charm.

The agricultural buildings include an attractive traditional stone building offering a large adaptable space; an open fronted machinery store with lockable bays at each end; and a steel framed steading with a sliding door. There is a traditional fank at the rear of the main steading.

The portfolio of diversified businesses includes: four stocked trout fishing lochs; a five-pitch caravan site with electric hook ups; and a 10-bay golf driving range.

The four man-made trout fishing lochans are located within a wetland area with a substantial car park and an adjacent small timber office. Customers can pay to fish and hire rods/golf clubs. There is also a separate WC. The lochs will require to be re-stocked by the incoming purchase.

A five “hook up” Caravan Club approved site is located immediately to the west of the main steading and comprises a grassed triangular area extending to 0.14 hectares (0.35 acres). The site is well established and enjoys high levels of occupancy throughout the year providing valuable additional income for the business.

Extending to approximately 2.6 hectares (6.42 acres), the golf driving range operates on a “pay as you go” basis, with customers buying a basket of balls from an automated dispenser. The range also enjoys superb panoramic views over the Struie hills. All the equipment required to run the diversified business will be available to the incoming purchaser at valuation

Davochfin Farm is situated two miles from the popular seaside town of Dornoch in Sutherland. Just off the main A9 road and North Coast 500, it is easily accessible from Inverness (42 miles) and the airport, which has direct links to London and other UK and European destinations. There is also a small airstrip at Dornoch.

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Joanne Stennett on 01463 717799 or email joanne.stennett@bellingram.co.uk

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Article posted on 16/06/2021

Take a look inside this amazing Inverness art deco home with a roof terrace – on the market at o/o £450,000

Art Deco meets contemporary decor in this stunning, five-bedroom Inverness detached home, with indoor and outdoor living space for all the family to enjoy.

Cluny House, on Culduthel Road is being presented to the market at offers over £450,000 by Bell Ingram, who expect its location in an extremely desirable residential area of the city to generate a great deal of interest locally and further afield.

The B-listed period property was architect designed in 1935 and has beautiful Art Deco features. The vendors have used light and bright complimentary decor to create a visually stunning house, which stands on a 0.6 acre plot of land and has a range of attractive features including a roof terrace, mature gardens, a large decked area and a covered patio to the rear.

Joanne Stennett, from Bell Ingram’s Highland office, said: “It is rare for an Art Deco style house to come onto market in Inverness so I am expecting a high level of interest in Cluny House.

“Detached properties of this size on Culduthel Road are in high demand, especially among families, as the area boasts excellent schooling at Crown Primary and Inverness Royal Academy.

“The property has easy access to supermarkets, restaurants, post office and various retail outlets, and there are excellent leisure and entertainment facilities nearby along with road, rail and air links to the south and beyond.”

Cluny House is accessed via powered gates with intercom and CCTV which open to a sweeping driveway which leads to the front of the property.

On the ground floor, a glazed door leads to the entrance hallway which has an oak floor that runs through to the sitting room and the master bedroom. To the right of the hall is a bedroom/study, with dual aspect windows overlooking the front and side gardens.

The master bedroom also sits to the right of the hall. It has dual aspect windows over the rear garden and features an en-suite shower room with a large walk-in power shower.

To the left of the hall is the sitting room which is accessed via a glazed door. This is a bright, spacious room with French windows which open to the rear garden patio area. There is a central feature of an inset Stovax Riva 66 multi-fuel stove set in an art deco style fireplace.

From the sitting room doors lead to the kitchen and dining room. The dining room has dual aspect windows to the front and side gardens. There is an open fireplace with a marble surround and wooden mantle on a marble hearth.

A door from the sitting room leads to the kitchen area which has Amtico flooring and an Ashley Ann kitchen in gloss black with contrasting white Silestone worksurface. The original call bell system is fully functioning with the indicator box situated over the entrance to the sitting room.

The west facing kitchen window looks over the front garden and enjoys splendid sunsets. A hallway leads to the rear staircase and a UPVC door opens to the garden.

The upper floor landing has three built-in storage cupboards offering excellent extra storage. It has a window to the front enjoying views over Inverness.

Upstairs are three more bedrooms, plus a fully tiled family bathroom with a three-piece suite and corner shower unit with an electric shower.

On this floor a glazed door leads to the roof terrace where there are lovely views over the gardens and across the rooftops of Inverness.

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Joanne Stennett on 01463 717799 or email joanne.stennett@bellingram.co.uk

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Article posted on 23/04/2021

Hebridean beachside home with outbuildings offers excellent business potential – on the market at o/o £375,000

An Gàrradh Mòr is a beautifully presented three/four-bedroom detached house set within a high-walled kitchen garden, on a stunning beachside location on the Outer Hebridean island of South Uist.

The property, which has been modernised to the highest standards, is being presented to the market at offers over £375,000 by Bell Ingram, who expect its coastal location to generate a great deal of interest from buyers looking for a lifestyle opportunity.

Joanne Stennett, from Bell Ingram’s Highland office, said: “The sale includes a number of outbuildings – including a garden shop, garden kitchen, a workshop and store – all offering excellent business potential making it the perfect property for someone looking for a life outside the big city.

“An Gàrradh Mòr is situated on the coast at the south end of the Island of South Uist just a few paces from the beach, looking out over the Sound of Barra with its patchwork of sea and scattered islands.

“South Uist has white shell-sand beaches to the west and heather uplands dominated by Beinn Mhòr to the east. The 20 miles of machair that runs alongside the sand dunes provide a marvellous habitat for the rare Corncrake. Golden Eagles, Red Grouse and Red Deer can be seen on the mountain slopes to the east.

“Lochboisdale is the main settlement of South Uist, served by ferry to Mallaig/Oban on the mainland. It can also be reached by ferry from Oban via Barra or from Uig on Skye to Lochmaddy or by the smaller ferry which weaves its way through the small islets of the Sound of Harris between Leverburgh on Harris to Berneray, connected by (non-tidal all-weather) causeways via Benbecula to South Uist and from the Barra ferry in Eriskay.”

The house, which is in walk-in condition, was built in 1974 and completely renovated 2011-2015 to current standards or better. It has triple-glazing, an enhanced level of insulation, a whole-house ventilation system, and programmable electric heating.

At the same time, the outbuildings were built or rebuilt to an exceptional standard of construction and finish. The store/potting-shed/workshop, garden kitchen, hen-house, and garden shop together support a uniquely independent lifestyle.

The property is accessed via a gravelled driveway. A hardwood door opens to a sun lounge with triple aspect windows overlooking the walled garden.

On the ground floor, a glazed door to the hallway gives access to the downstairs bedroom, sitting room, kitchen, dining room and shower room.

The focal point of the sitting room is a multifuel stove on slate hearth, and a large window to the front offering views of the garden. An opening leads to a studio with a sliding patio door out to a small side-garden.

The utility room has serviced under-counter spaces for washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer. A door leads to the kitchen with a good range of floor and wall units in cream with slate effect work-surfaces. There’s a built-in Bosch oven with ceramic hob and serviced under-counter spaces for fridge and dishwasher. An electric Aga with tiled surround provides a homely but practical focal point.

The dining room, which has been previously used as a fourth bedroom, sits to the end of the hall with a window overlooking the rear garden. And a well-proportioned downstairs double bedroom has a window to the front with garden views.

Downstairs accommodation also features a shower room which is tiled to half height and has a two-piece suite in white comprising WC and wash hand basin.

A wooden staircase rises to the upper floor landing which is fitted out as an office. The large window to the front enjoys superb sea views across the walled garden and the Sound of Barra and a window to the rear offering views over the surrounding crofts with Beinn na Coire and Eiseabhal as backdrop.

The master bedroom has a large window offering views over the crofts and the Atlantic. There are two triple-glazed Velux windows and the en-suite shower room is tiled to half height with a fully-tiled shower cubicle with mains pressure shower.

The other upstairs bedroom is a well-proportioned single room with a large window facing east, looking out over croft lands to the mountains of the east side and – 30 miles distant – the Isle of Rhum.

The upstairs shower room is tiled to half height with a fully tiled corner shower unit with mains pressure shower., and there’s extensive high-quality under-eaves storage at front and back, accessible via low doors in each upstairs bedroom.

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Joanne Stennett on 01463 717799 or email joanne.stennett@bellingram.co.uk

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About: Joanne heads up the Estate Agency team in our Beauly office and is focused on ensuring her clients have a positive experience when they list their property with Bell Ingram. From country houses to farms and estates, she has been marketing prime residential property in the Highlands and Islands for over 17 years. Joanne is well known in the local area, having developed excellent relationships with buyers and sellers. Interests: Residential Estate Agency, Rural Property Sales.

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Article posted on 23/04/2021

Three-bedroom home and croft land on Isle of Eriskay with spectacular views goes on the market at offers over £350,000

Carrick and Croft, located on the Isle of Eriskay, is a breathtaking, architect-designed home which offers unbelievable views across the sea out to South Uist.

This contemporary Scottish home, with boatshed and byre, is being presented to the market at offers over £350,000 by Bell Ingram, who expect huge interest from buyers in search of lifestyle and investment opportunities.

The property, which is in a rarely available coastal location, is being sold together with Croft 11 Bun A Mhullin which runs from the shore up to the ramparts of Beinn Sgiathan, the highest summit of Eriskay, with extraordinary panoramic views of the Hebrides, with mountains, shore and seas abundant with wildlife.

Joanne Stennett, from Bell Ingram’s Highland office, said: “Carrick is an exquisite modern property which is clad in sustainably sourced Scottish larch, finished to the highest standard and designed to harmonise with the vernacular architecture of the islands.

“It is situated on Eriskay, a naturally beautiful hilly island in the Outer Hebrides which is around three miles long and 1.5 miles wide. It has untouched sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and breath-taking views. There is a ferry to the Isle of Barra from the pretty harbour. Eriskay has a shop and pub/restaurant and the house is within walking distance of both.”

Carrick is decorated in neutral colours and has quality oak finishings throughout with quarry tiled floors to the public areas and bathroom, and carpeted bedrooms.

The property has an eco-air conditioning/heat-recovery system, top specification triple-glazing and exceptional insulation ensures a comfortable living environment. The Solar PV and Solar Thermal panels provide most of the energy year-round. There are also opportunities to invest further in renewable energy (subject to the usual consents).

The accommodation is laid out over a single story with access through an entrance lobby. To the left is the open plan kitchen/dining room and living room which is separated by a half-height partition wall and book shelving. The living area has triple aspect windows to the front overlooking the sea with views to South Uist. There is a central fireplace with a multifuel stove.

The dining area has plenty of space for a large dining table and has a window to the side and a Velux window above. The kitchen area is partitioned by a half-height wall and has an excellent range of floor and wall units in cream with granite effect worksurface. There is a Zanussi built-in oven with ceramic hob, and provision for under-counter dishwasher and fridge. Dual aspect windows together with double Velux ceiling windows offer plenty of natural light and give lovely views of the surrounding croft land.

Bedroom one is a large double bedroom that sits to the rear of the property and has floor-to-ceiling dual aspect windows enjoying outstanding sea and mountain views. Bedroom two has a window to the side again enjoying great views, and bedroom three is another double room – again with dual aspect windows enjoying with views over the croft and to the hill beyond.

There is a conveniently situated WC with hand basin and heated towel rail just off the entrance lobby and elsewhere the main bathroom is tiled to half height with a large open walk-in shower with mains pressure thermostatic shower.

The hall has a spacious storage area with lighting and a small utility/plant room which houses the washing machine and tumble dryer and also equipment for telecoms, ventilation, solar power and hot water.

To the rear of the property, there is a large decking area with sheltered seating from where you can enjoy the outstanding views. To the front of the property is a tarmac driveway with parking for up to three vehicles. The garden is planted with mature coastal plants, bushes and trees.

For more information or to arrange a viewing contact Joanne Stennett on 01463 717799 or email joanne.stennett@bellingram.co.uk

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About: Joanne heads up the Estate Agency team in our Beauly office and is focused on ensuring her clients have a positive experience when they list their property with Bell Ingram. From country houses to farms and estates, she has been marketing prime residential property in the Highlands and Islands for over 17 years. Joanne is well known in the local area, having developed excellent relationships with buyers and sellers. Interests: Residential Estate Agency, Rural Property Sales.

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Article posted on 23/04/2021