Mingulay, Lochranza, Isle Of Arran
Offers over £110,000

Mingulay is a sizeable development plot nestled in the middle of Glen Eason within the village of Lochranza taking in the spectacular mountain rural views, the perfect spot to enjoy spotting the local wildlife, including red deer and eagles. It is close to all the amenities within the thriving village, which include the Lochranza Distillery, village hall and community owned Lochranza Country Inn.

The plot extends to approximately 1/3 acre with existing buildings on site which do require significant redevelopment or demolition. There are services/utilities in place.

Any redevelopment of this property would be subject to obtaining the correct planning permissions and warrants with the local authority North Ayrshire Council.

Bothy/ Garage
The bothy/ garage is originally a stone cottage. It is currently configured and utilised as a garage with bothy/office accommodation, benefitting with electricity and running water. This building requires extensive redevelopment.

The Bungalow
The bungalow is a Arcon Mark V which is constructed of asbestos cement panels and light steel frame and rendered externally this building is in a poor condition. Therefore demolition is highly recommended to facilitate a new build, this would have to be carried out by a specialist contractor. The foot print of the bungalow currently takes in a kitchen, lounge, two bedrooms, bathroom and separate W.C.

Gardens/ Grounds
The securely enclosed grounds extending to approximately 1/3 acre, are relatively flat and securely bounded by fencing, a stone dyke and mature bushes and trees, with off road parking and turning for several vehicles.
Significant redevelopment on the grounds is required. Within the grounds is an authentic cast iron hand water pump where the past residents of the cottage drew their water from and a dilapidated timber shed.

Services
Mingulay is connected to mains electricity, water and drainage is to a Septic Tank within the grounds.

Council Tax
Currently banded 'C' for Council Tax.

A little more information
Lochranza is the most northerly village on Arran with its famous castle and sheltered anchorage. It is from here that the ferry leaves to the Kintyre peninsula. Lochranza is home to one of two Distilleries , 9 hole golf course and campsite. At the heart of the village is a public village hall holding several events throughout the year and a small post office that is open twice a week. There is also a community owned hotel which has a bar serving pub grub, the local whisky and beer.
The local primary school with Early Years classes is located 6 miles away in Pirnmill and the high school is in Lamlash to which all pupils are transported daily by bus.
The village of Pirnmill is nearby which has a general store with post office and off sales and the Lighthouse Restaurant.

The Isle of Arran is a place where you can find a little bit of everything you could ever want from a Scottish island; an ever-changing coastline, dramatic mountain peaks, sheltered beaches, verdant forests, great cultural festivals and a wealth of tasty local produce.

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Floor Plan
Floor plan is not to scale and is to be used for guidance only. Room sizes are approximate.

Cal Mac travel details
If you intend to travel to Arran from the mainland and want to bring your own transport please contact Caledonian MacBrayne to reserve the car and check that the ferry is sailing to timetable on the day of travel.
Caledonian MacBrayne Tel: 01770 460 361 www.calmac.co.uk

Viewings by appointment
Please note that viewings are strictly by appointment.
The vendor or their agent reserves the right to accept any offer at any time without prior notice being given. However the agent will, so far as is reasonably possible, advise all prospective purchasers who have notified the agents of their intention to offer, of any closing date and time which may be set. These particulars are believed to be correct but their accuracy is not guaranteed and they should not form or constitute any part of any contract.