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Set within a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of the highly sought-after village of Arrochar, this attractive two-storey semi-detached home offers well-presented accommodation and outstanding open views across Loch Long from the rear. The property combines peaceful rural living with convenient access to local amenities, making it an ideal permanent residence or holiday home.

The home is arranged over two levels and begins with a bright, modern entrance hallway. This leads through to a spacious and welcoming lounge, featuring a charming enclosed dual-fuel stove and attractive wooden flooring that flows seamlessly through the hall and into the kitchen. Large windows to either side of the lounge flood the space with natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The kitchen is beautifully finished, fitted with a modern range of wall and floor-mounted units, electric hob and oven. A door from the kitchen provides direct access to the garden, perfect for enjoying the outdoor space and scenic surroundings.

Upstairs, the generous master bedroom is tastefully decorated and enjoys open aspects over the garden through two bright windows. The second bedroom is also an excellent size, offering ample space for storage and furnishings. Completing the accommodation is a modern shower room, finished to a high standard with a stylish wash-hand basin, spacious shower enclosure and wc. The property benefits from recently replaced PVC-framed double-glazed windows throughout, along with PVC double-glazed front and rear entrance doors.

Externally, the house sits within well-defined garden grounds to the front, side and rear, gently sloping toward the rear to fully capitalise on the breathtaking outlook across Loch Long. The front garden is enclosed by hedging with gated pedestrian access, while the side and rear boundaries are formed by timber fencing.

Arrochar is a picturesque West Highland village set at the head of Loch Long and surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery, including the renowned Arrochar Alps. The village offers a range of local amenities such as shops, cafés, a primary school and a railway station with direct links to Helensburgh and Glasgow. The area is particularly popular for outdoor pursuits, including hill walking, cycling, sailing and water sports.

A wider selection of retail, leisure and educational facilities can be found in Helensburgh, approximately a thirty-minute drive away, while excellent road links provide access to the central belt and beyond.

‘Langview’ is a charming detached bungalow set within the picturesque village of Succoth, enjoying a tranquil semi-rural position at the head of Loch Long. Constructed in a traditional style, the property offers well-proportioned, single-level accommodation ideally suited to a wide range of purchasers, including those seeking easily accessible living, a peaceful retreat, or a home immersed in nature.

The accommodation is arranged entirely on one level and begins with a welcoming entrance hallway providing access to the principal living areas. The bright and spacious lounge benefits from excellent natural light and offers direct access to a second bedroom, creating a flexible layout suitable for guest accommodation, home working, or hobby space. Both rooms feature double doors opening onto a scenic patio area, seamlessly connecting the interior with the outdoors.

At the heart of the home is a generous dining kitchen, providing ample space for food preparation and informal dining. With direct access to the side of the property, it is perfectly suited to both everyday living and entertaining. Across the hallway lies the large and airy principal bedroom, which enjoys attractive views towards the surrounding hills and features built-in wardrobes.

The main bathroom is a standout feature, finished to a modern standard and comprising a free-standing bath, separate walk-in shower, WC, and wash hand basin. Throughout the property, modern PVC-framed double-glazed windows enhance comfort, energy efficiency, and natural light.

Situated within the small rural settlement of Succoth, adjacent to the popular village of Arrochar, Langview is surrounded by open countryside and dramatic Highland scenery. The area offers immediate access to a wealth of outdoor pursuits, including hill walking, cycling, and water-based activities, with the Arrochar Alps and Loch Long quite literally on the doorstep. Local amenities are available in Arrochar, while a wider range of shops, services, and facilities can be found in Helensburgh, approximately thirty minutes away by car. Excellent road and rail links provide convenient access to surrounding areas.

This charming detached villa enjoys a truly enviable shore front position overlooking Loch Long, offering breathtaking panoramic views towards The Cobbler and the Arrochar Alps. Currently arranged as two self-contained living areas held on a single title, ‘Cairnview’ offers exceptional flexibility, ideal for use as a family residence with independent living space, buy to let, or potential reconversion to one substantial family home.

The ground floor of this charming property welcomes you through an inviting entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the home. A bright and spacious lounge opens directly onto a balcony, the perfect place to relax and take in the stunning panoramic views across the loch. The lounge retains much of its traditional character, including a feature fireplace in the lounge with a timber mantelpiece and wood-burning stove, The generously sized dining kitchen combines style and practicality, featuring quality cabinetry, ample workspace, and a classic Belfast sink, creating an ideal setting for family meals and entertaining guests. Across the hall, the large tiled bathroom offers plenty of potential for modernisation and currently includes a corner bath with shower overhead, wc and wash basin. To the rear of the property, a versatile room overlooking the water provides a ground-floor bedroom or dining room. Completing the layout is a substantial utility room with shelving, a wash hand basin and more delightful loch views, ensuring both functionality and charm throughout this impressive home. A timber staircase leads to the attic level, where a remarkably spacious living area offers endless versatility, perfect as a guest suite, studio, or entertainment space. Just a few steps down is a stylish ensuite, complete with a walk-in shower, wc and wash hand basin. This floor also features an additional shower room, again fitted with a walk-in shower, wc and wash hand basin, providing excellent convenience for family and guests alike. Completing this level is a well-proportioned double bedroom with a charming bay window framing picturesque views over the water. Extensive eaves storage adds to the practicality of the space, combining comfort, functionality and character in equal measure.

The lower flat provides outstanding versatility, presenting a spacious and beautifully appointed dining kitchen that serves as the perfect space for secondary accommodation, guest quarters, or extended family living. This impressive area enjoys direct access to the landscaped garden, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor living. There are three generously proportioned bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed with ample built-in storage and offering breathtaking views across the water. Complementing the accommodation is a stylish shower room, complete with a contemporary shower enclosure, WC, and wash-hand basin, alongside a separate WC and a large walk-in storage cupboard, ensuring practicality and comfort throughout. The property has double glazing and has oil fired central heating. There are sixteen solar panels on the front roof slope with a Capsolar storage unit, offering an efficient and sustainable energy solution.

Externally, the house is set within gardens to the front, sides and rear, with mature lawns, trees and shrubs creating a sense of privacy and tranquillity. The grounds extend down to the water’s edge, where there is a stone sea wall and private slipway. A sloping driveway leads to a large attached block-built garage/store with pitched slated roof, as well as a separate two-car metal garage providing ample parking for several vehicles.

Located adjacent to the Ben Arthur Bothy, the property is within easy reach of Arrochar’s village amenities, while a wider range of facilities can be found in the nearby towns of Helensburgh and Dumbarton. With Glasgow within commuting distance, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive lochside home offering charm, space and flexibility in a truly beautiful setting. Whether as a family residence, an investment property or a dual-occupancy home, it represents an exceptional lifestyle opportunity on the west coast of Scotland.

Ard-Na-Dail is a spacious, modern and very well presented detached bungalow that is tucked away in a quiet corner of this picturesque village, located close to the shores of Loch Fyne.

Set in a cul-de-sac and backing on to open countryside and wooded hills, the property enjoys a great deal of privacy, together with a versatile layout, perfect for those looking for all-on-one-level living. The property has undergone refurbishment over the past few years, including a refitted kitchen, bathroom and ensuite. There is double glazing throughout the property, oil fired central heating with remote wifi control, and high speed broadband.

The original garage of the property, which is attached to the house, is over 40 square metres in size with plumbing and electrics installed. It has been converted into a separate annexe, comprising large open plan area, utility room and office space with French doors to the front and windows/door to the rear gardens. This part of the home could easily be converted into a lounge, kitchen, bedroom and shower room. As such, it offers excellent potential for a granny flat, guest suite or holiday letting business.

On entering the gardens, a mono block paved driveway provides parking for several cars and a path leads from the road to the front door. To the front there is a lawned garden with hedged borders providing privacy and screening and the large side garden features vegetable plots, various timber stores and sheds and plenty of space for boat/caravan storage. To the rear of the house, backing on to the lovely countryside, there is a large decked terrace incorporating a sizeable electric hot tub which is included in the sale. A perfect place for relaxing and entertaining.

On entering the house, an outer vestibule gives access to a large ‘T’ shaped hallway which has built in storage. To one side of the hall there is a large, bright, open plan lounge and dining room which has picture windows to both front and rear, enjoying fantastic views over the countryside. There are also two side windows providing further natural light. A large multi-fuel stove to the centre heats the room. The kitchen has been beautifully refitted and comes with wall mounted and counter level units, a range of appliances including integrated fridge/freezer, double oven, microwave, hob, hood and dishwasher. A window and door open out to the back gardens. The master bedroom is a good sized double room with window to the front and enjoys its own luxuriously appointed and refitted ensuite shower room which has a wc, wash hand basin and shower enclosure. There are two further double bedrooms and the main family shower room has a walk-in shower, wc and vanity wash hand basin with built in storage and backlit mirror.

A much sought after deep water mooring is also available in Lochgair bay, a two minute walk from the property. Lochgilphead is about six miles to the south. 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 are 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 at Ardfern. The location is ideally placed for exploration of the surrounding islands. 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

Set within approximately 1.25 acres of largely level, well‑kept grounds, and with spectacular views out over to Loch Goil, this charming and well maintained four-bedroom detached bungalow occupies a peaceful position just past Ardroy on the quiet road toward Carrick Castle at Lettermay.

Accessed via a semi‑private road shared with only one other neighbour, the property enjoys privacy, space and wide, mostly level front garden. Stepping past the main entrance at the side, there is also a pathway leading up to an elevated seating area within the rear gardens that offers simply breathtaking panoramic views over the property to Lochgoilhead, The countryside surrounding and the ever changing vista of the loch itself.

Entering through the vestibule, the hallway has storage cupboards housing the water tank, washing machine, tumble dryer and recently replaced electricity switch gear. The fabulous, generously proportioned lounge / sitting / dining room area, filled with natural light and designed for both comfortable living and entertaining in mind – there is a focal point fireplace with an inset log burner, attractive flooring, a raised dining area and, of course, stunning views again out over the garden to the loch. The well fitted kitchen faces the rear, is well-planned and has a contemporary, modern design with good storage and integrated appliances appliances included, making it ideal for everyday family use. The property offers four bedrooms, including a main bedroom with its own en-suite shower room and there is a well-appointed family bathroom also provided with a mains shower with great pressure. Additional benefits include recently upgraded electric heating, recently replaced electricity switchgear, well maintained roof, quality double glazing, a septic tank with upgraded pipework. There is plenty of space for parking and a detached garage is found at the front creating excellent storage too. The extensive surrounding grounds providing plenty of potential for gardening, hobbies, al-fresco dining and just relaxing to take in the splendid and ever changing views from the quiet outdoor seating areas. The property has, in the past, been utilised as a lucrative B & B / rental concern and, indeed… there is a fruitful potential income to potentially be gained should interested parties wish to continue this arrangement. Further details regarding the potential yield / income for this aspect can be provided if required or desired.

Please Note: As per the Home Report – Certain build aspects of this property are of non traditional construction (K-Lath) therefore, it would be advisable to check with one’s lenders as to their lending criteria on this style of construction.

The Loch Goil area is celebrated for its natural beauty and abundance of outdoor activities. The nearby village of Lochgoilhead provides everyday amenities such as a village shop, cafés, community hall, and local services, while the Drimsynie Estate offers further leisure facilities including restaurants, spa services, and indoor activities. Outdoor recreation is a major attraction here. There are countless opportunities for hill walking, from gentle woodland routes to more demanding climbs within the Arrochar Alps. The region is rich with forestry trails, ideal for both walking and mountain biking, while quiet rural roads appeal to road cyclists. Loch Goil itself is perfect for kayaking, paddle boarding, sailing, and fishing, with sheltered waters and stunning scenery. Wildlife is prolific, with frequent sightings of red deer, pine martens, otters, and an array of bird life. Scenic drives, picnic spots, and peaceful shoreline walks—especially toward Carrick Castle—complete the appeal of this wonderful location.

Set in the peaceful and visually stunning hamlet of Carrick Castle, Fern Cottage is an extended detached property presenting a truly rare opportunity to embrace a loch side lifestyle in one of Scotland’s most iconic and naturally beautiful locations. Overlooking the shimmering waters of Loch Goil, with dramatic Highland hills rising around it, this charming home offers an unrivalled sense of tranquillity, privacy, and escape, all within a protected National Park setting.

Dating back approximately 130 years, the property retains the warmth and character of its period origins, while benefitting from thoughtful extensions and modern upgrades that make it a practical and comfortable home for modern living. While the property would benefit from general modernisation, it offers a rare opportunity to add significant value and personal style. Whether you’re looking to renovate and restore, or reimagine the interiors with a more contemporary finish, the possibilities here are endless.

The ground floor opens with a welcoming entrance vestibule, leading into a bright and versatile dining hall. At its heart is a charming log-burning stove, creating a cosy focal point for family meals or gatherings with friends. This generous space easily accommodates a large dining table and, like the rest of the home, offers huge potential for modernisation, giving new owners the chance to truly make it their own. Continuing the ground floor, a spacious and beautifully bright drawing room features a large bay window with stunning views across the water over Loch Goil. This relaxing space is filled with natural light and would make an exceptional family sitting room or stylish retreat. To the rear of the house lies a well-sized family kitchen, fitted with a range of wall-mounted and counter-level units. From here, French doors provide direct access to the gardens ideal for alfresco dining or children to play in safety. Off the kitchen, a bright and inviting snug or home office enjoys patio doors that flood the space with natural light, creating a perfect work-from-home environment or cosy reading nook. Completing the ground floor is a well appointed shower room with a walk-in shower enclosure, wc, and wash hand basin.

The upper floor continues with a generous landing leading to three thoughtfully arranged bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom. The master bedroom is a large and airy double, featuring original white-painted wooden floorboards and twin Velux windows positioned above the bed to maximise light and sky views. Across the hall, a second double bedroom boasts equally beautiful water views and a bright, neutral décor that enhances the sense of space and calm. The family bathroom is a standout feature, proportioned well and bathed in light thanks to a large picture window overlooking the loch. With a free-standing bath, vanity basin and wc, it offers the perfect spot to relax and unwind while taking in the scenery. A third bedroom, currently used as a single, provides excellent flexibility as a children’s room, nursery, or dedicated office space.

Externally, the home sits within generous private grounds with gardens that wrap around the house and provide a beautiful extension of the living space. There is off-street parking, a raised timber deck ideal for alfresco dining or loch side relaxation, and a variety of pathways and garden areas framed by mature hedging and traditional stone walls. A charming, older outbuilding lies to the rear offering potential as a workshop, studio, or future development space, subject to the necessary consents.

Nestled on the tranquil western shoreline of Loch Goil, Carrick Castle is a charming and secluded hamlet set within the heart of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park. Just five miles north lies the vibrant village of Lochgoilhead, the nearest hub for everyday amenities. Here, residents enjoy access to a well-stocked village shop, post office, petrol station, reputable primary school, and a local medical practice. The village also offers a warm and welcoming community spirit, with a church, village hall, and a range of clubs and social events throughout the year. For dining, leisure, and recreation, the nearby Drimsynie Estate Holiday Village provides excellent facilities, including a restaurant and bar, swimming pool, spa, gym, golf course, and indoor leisure centre—perfect for both residents and guests seeking an active lifestyle or a relaxing retreat. The A83 trunk road offers a scenic drive via the Rest and Be Thankful Pass to Arrochar, where onward connections to Glasgow (just 90 minutes by car) make it a viable option for commuting or weekend escapes. For rail travel, regular services from Arrochar and Tarbet stations run directly to Glasgow Queen Street, offering easy access to the city and beyond. Alternatively, the Cowal Peninsula route leads to Dunoon, where ferry services from Hunters Quay connect to the mainland. Dunoon also provides a broader range of amenities, including secondary schools, supermarkets, healthcare services, and professional offices.

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.

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.