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Property for saleEilean A' Chapuill, Achnamara, Lochgoilhead PA31
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About this property
Eilean a’ Chapuill ‘The Island of the Horse’ is a unique opportunity to acquire an island with boat house.
***Important Notice***
The agents are required to advise potential buyers that when accessing Eilean a’ Chapuill, due to fast changing tides, this represents a significant health and safety hazard. Accordingly, viewers visiting Eilean a’ Chapuill should do so with extreme caution and entirely at their own risk
Situation
Eilean a’ Chapuill ‘The Island of the Horse’ is an Island with boat house located in a situation of great natural scenic beauty just off the Knapdale peninsula which is between Loch Sween to the west and Loch Caolisport to the east.
The Island is set just off Kilmory beach and there are wonderful 360 degree aspects across the water to the mainland and Islands of Jura and Islay.
The island is accessible by foot at low tide and also by boat.
Crinan, Cairnbaan and Tayvallich are small and charming west coast villages and hamlets which are accessible to and from Eilean a’ Chapuill.
Crinan, with its little harbour, canal basin and anchorage, forms the western sea end of the Crinan Canal and in the summer months the canal is always a colourful spectacle with passing yachting, cruising and pleasure craft as they navigate the canal waterway to connect the inland sea lochs, the Clyde estuary and the Kyles of Bute with the more testing and scenically spectacular sailing waters of the western Isles.
Tayvallich is a picturesque fishing village situated on the shores of Loch Sween. It is a popular and sheltered yachting haven with its spectacular scenery and vibrant community which includes a restaurant, general store and shop along with many local artists.
The area is well known for its dramatic and natural scenic beauty, and this has always drawn people to the area making it a popular tourist destination.
Eilean a’ Chapuill extends to circa 5.4 acres.
Directions
From Lochgilphead proceed in a northerly direction on the A816 for about 2 miles. Bear left on the B841 to reach Cairnbaan. At Cairnbaan continue across the canal bridge then turn right onto the B8025 following signs Tayvallich. Continue on the B8025 for 1.1 miles bearing left at the fork in the road and follow signs, Achnamara, Castle Sween and Kilmory Chapel. Continue in a southerly direction on the minor road for 12.7 miles to reach the hamlet of Kilmory. Turn right off the public road and strictly by pedestrian access only, proceed due south passing through two steel swing gates heading towards Kilmory Beach and Eilean a’ Chapuill is located due west just of Kilmory Beach.
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Local Authorities
Argyll & Bute Council
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***Important Notice***
The agents are required to advise potential buyers that when accessing Eilean a’ Chapuill, due to fast changing tides, this represents a significant health and safety hazard. Accordingly, viewers visiting Eilean a’ Chapuill should do so with extreme caution and entirely at their own risk
Situation
Eilean a’ Chapuill ‘The Island of the Horse’ is an Island with boat house located in a situation of great natural scenic beauty just off the Knapdale peninsula which is between Loch Sween to the west and Loch Caolisport to the east.
The Island is set just off Kilmory beach and there are wonderful 360 degree aspects across the water to the mainland and Islands of Jura and Islay.
The island is accessible by foot at low tide and also by boat.
Crinan, Cairnbaan and Tayvallich are small and charming west coast villages and hamlets which are accessible to and from Eilean a’ Chapuill.
Crinan, with its little harbour, canal basin and anchorage, forms the western sea end of the Crinan Canal and in the summer months the canal is always a colourful spectacle with passing yachting, cruising and pleasure craft as they navigate the canal waterway to connect the inland sea lochs, the Clyde estuary and the Kyles of Bute with the more testing and scenically spectacular sailing waters of the western Isles.
Tayvallich is a picturesque fishing village situated on the shores of Loch Sween. It is a popular and sheltered yachting haven with its spectacular scenery and vibrant community which includes a restaurant, general store and shop along with many local artists.
The area is well known for its dramatic and natural scenic beauty, and this has always drawn people to the area making it a popular tourist destination.
Eilean a’ Chapuill extends to circa 5.4 acres.
Directions
From Lochgilphead proceed in a northerly direction on the A816 for about 2 miles. Bear left on the B841 to reach Cairnbaan. At Cairnbaan continue across the canal bridge then turn right onto the B8025 following signs Tayvallich. Continue on the B8025 for 1.1 miles bearing left at the fork in the road and follow signs, Achnamara, Castle Sween and Kilmory Chapel. Continue in a southerly direction on the minor road for 12.7 miles to reach the hamlet of Kilmory. Turn right off the public road and strictly by pedestrian access only, proceed due south passing through two steel swing gates heading towards Kilmory Beach and Eilean a’ Chapuill is located due west just of Kilmory Beach.
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///gradually.untrained.poems
Local Authorities
Argyll & Bute Council
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