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Undoubtedly one of the finest building plots to come to the market of late in the Rhu/Helensburgh area, this fantastic development opportunity is in the hugely popular and picturesque Conservation village of Rhu and enjoys a lovely position to the West of Torwoodhill Road with views over the Firth of Clyde and the entrance to the Gare Loch. Planning permission has been granted for the erection of a substantial single 4 bedroom residential property of one-and-a-half storeys (of around 3000 square feet) and also for a new vehicular access from the main A814 Gareloch Road through the existing stone wall. This boundary wall is listed and as such, the creation of the new opening was subject to a separate listed building planning decision. Currently the 0.8 acre site is best described as open paddock or meadow and features a number of shrubs, bushes and trees on the perimeter which provide screening to the adjacent properties.
A copy of the Decision Notices as issued by Argyll and Bute Council are available online at www.argyll-bute.gov.uk in the planning section of the website (Ref nos: 23/01503/LIB and 23/01502/PP). Any interested parties are asked to familiarise themselves with all aspects of the Decision Notices prior to making an offer. A copy of the “Planning Design and Access Statement” is available from Clyde Property’s Helensburgh office on request, however, all associated documents and information relating to the Decision Notices (including location plans, proposed site plan, elevation drawings and floor-plans for the proposed house are available on the Argyll and Bute Council website.
The site is only a short distance from the centre of the village of Rhu where there are good day-to-day amenities. These include a local convenience shop, church, highly regarded primary school, Rhu Marina and the Royal Northern and Clyde Yacht Club just along the road. Close to Rhu is the Royal Naval Base at Faslane and in the other direction, the attractive seaside town of Helensburgh offers a wider selection of amenities, including shops, supermarkets, bars, restaurants and cafes, along with many sports clubs and recreational facilities and train stations with services to Glasgow, Edinburgh and even London. There is great sailing on the Gare Loch and the Firth of Clyde and the iconic shores of Loch Lomond are only a few minutes’ drive away from Rhu. Glasgow is also within easy commuting distance as is the International Airport via the Erskine Bridge.
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Exceptional Agencyat the heart of the capital In Edinburgh, centuries of history meet a vibrant, cosmopolitan city in an unforgettable setting. Edinburgh city is the happiest of the 10 largest cities in the UK and is home to a population of nearly 500,000 and approximately 1.6 million regionally. 97% of residents are satisfied with Edinburgh […]
Last year was the busiest housing market we have ever seen in our time of helping buyers and sellers across Scotland – and on average, in the UK, homes were selling in 33 days but much faster across all the regions in which we operated. Although this is now a much more settled […]
If you’re looking to invest in property, you’ve come to the right place. At Clyde Property our letting experts will guide you through the process from start to finish. We also offer a bespoke range of insurance services to protect your investment. Landlord insurance includes buildings insurance, accidental damage cover and financial protection. We offer […]
Monthly house prices have started to slow down after four months of housing price falls, pointing towards a market correction to pre-pandemic levels. This, along with falling mortgage rates, is good news for first-time buyers. The figures released by Halifax in February show that the average house price in January was £281,684, down a modest […]
According to the latest figures from the Bank of Scotland, the average Scottish house price went up by £23,000, with an average property price rise of 10.9%. In Edinburgh, house prices went up by 12.9%, and Glasgow saw a rise of 13.9% in the last 12 months. Kirkaldy reported the highest increase in the average […]
With the news that UK and overseas airports are facing chaos due to lack of staff and strikes, flying abroad can seem like more hassle than it’s worth. We are bombarded with tales of long queues from people trying to enter France, Spanish airports carrying out strikes and UK airports cancelling flights because they simply […]
According to the latest House Price Index from Chartered Surveyor Walker Fraser Steel, Scottish average house went up by 8.4% to another record £220,870 in the year to May. House prices have gone up in the last 11 out of 12 months – taking the average house price £17,100 higher in May than the previous […]
House prices this month remain largely unchanged, but according to the latest data, the housing market is starting to show signs of slowing down. With this in mind, now could be the right time to sell your home and capitalise on recent gains. What’s happening with house prices? From May to June this year, the […]