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Map3 bedroom house
House
3 beds
81.97 acre(s)
Key information
Features and description
Bellevue Farm is an excellent compact farm (81.97 acres) with stunning sea views on the southwest coast of the Isle of Arran.
Bellevue Farm extends to approximately 81.97 acres (33.17ha) of productive farmland. The subjects comprise a farmhouse, two cottages, a range of modern and traditional buildings and planning permission for a new house.
Farmhouse
The house is a traditional 1.5 storey stone-built farmhouse with a painted exterior under a pitched slate roof. The accommodation comprises 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom, a sitting room and kitchen.
There is a small garden to the front of the property and a concreted area to the rear. The
former dairy adjoining the rear of the farmhouse has been converted to provide ancillary accommodation.
Cottages
There are two terraced traditional one-bedroom cottages with open plan living space and bathroom. Constructed of stone under a pitched slate roof, they have small paved patio areas to the front.
Both cottages are currently let to long term tenants and generate a useful monthly income. Further information is available from the selling agents.
Buildings
The farm buildings at Bellevue Farm consist of a range of modern and traditional sheds. The buildings can be described as follows:
3 & 4. A youngstock byre with slatted passage with capacity for 42 cattle, the building has potential for future development and measures
approximately 18m x 7m.
5. A former dairy byre, which held 48 cows and was re roofed in 2018, the building also houses a bruiser and 25 ton grain bin. The building measures approximately size 17m x 7m.
6. A workshop measuring approximately 8m x 5m.
7. A multipurpose shed reclad in 2019, size 13m x 8m.
8 & 9. A cubicle shed with a central feed passage with diagonal barriers. Steel portal construction under a corrugated roof with metal cladding and a partly slatted floor measuring approximately 21m x 22m.
10. A hay shed of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof measuring approximately 17m x 7m.
11. A slurry store with 200,000 gallon capacity built in 1999.
12. A silage pit with concrete floor and earth walls measuring approximately 36m x 13m.
Land
The land extending to approximately 81.97 acres (33.17ha) is all permanent pasture that is capable of producing a good crop of silage. The fields are separated by a mixture of fences and mature hedgerows. The land is in good condition and is well suited to silage production and provides good quality grazing. The land is well drained and has been well managed in recent times. The land is predominantly Class 4.1 according to the James
Hutton Institute for Land Classification.
The external boundaries are a mixture of hedges and post and wire fences which are in stock proof condition. Each field is accessed from internal tracks which appear to be in good condition and allow easier machinery access or from the public road. The farm lies between 40m and 60m above sea level and is gently undulating. Water appears to be supplied through troughs.
Development Opportunities
Planning permission has been granted for a new 3 bedroom house on the farm. Permission was granted in January 2023 under application number 23-00027 and more information can be provided by the selling agents.
There was formerly planning consent for a campsite covering approximately 7 acres at the eastern edge of the farm. This consent lapsed during the Covid pandemic. Further information is available from the selling agents
Bellevue Farm is situated in Sliddery, which is a small hamlet located on the southwest coast of the Isle of Arran. It is approximately 13 miles southwest of Brodick and 5 miles southeast of the village of Blackwaterfoot. The property offers breath taking countryside and sea views over the Firth of Clyde to Ailsa Craig, The Ayrshire
Coast and on a clear day to the Northern Irish Coast. Sliddery and the neighbouring Kilmory are friendly villages with wide community spirt. The nearest primary school is in the neighbouring village of Kilmory and the secondary school situated in Lamlash, to which pupils are conveyed daily.
The award winning Isle of Arran Lagg Distillery, Lagg Hotel and Velo Cafe are just a short distance to the east. Blackwaterfoot, to the northwest has a wide selection of shops including a butcher, a bakers, a General Store with
Post Office, a hairdressers and a newsagents. There is also
a Petrol Station and the Kinloch Hotel with its excellent
facilities. Other amenities include the famous 12-hole
Shiskine golf course, which is one of seven Golf courses
on the Island.
Bellevue Farm extends to approximately 81.97 acres (33.17ha) of productive farmland. The subjects comprise a farmhouse, two cottages, a range of modern and traditional buildings and planning permission for a new house.
Farmhouse
The house is a traditional 1.5 storey stone-built farmhouse with a painted exterior under a pitched slate roof. The accommodation comprises 3 bedrooms, a family bathroom, a sitting room and kitchen.
There is a small garden to the front of the property and a concreted area to the rear. The
former dairy adjoining the rear of the farmhouse has been converted to provide ancillary accommodation.
Cottages
There are two terraced traditional one-bedroom cottages with open plan living space and bathroom. Constructed of stone under a pitched slate roof, they have small paved patio areas to the front.
Both cottages are currently let to long term tenants and generate a useful monthly income. Further information is available from the selling agents.
Buildings
The farm buildings at Bellevue Farm consist of a range of modern and traditional sheds. The buildings can be described as follows:
3 & 4. A youngstock byre with slatted passage with capacity for 42 cattle, the building has potential for future development and measures
approximately 18m x 7m.
5. A former dairy byre, which held 48 cows and was re roofed in 2018, the building also houses a bruiser and 25 ton grain bin. The building measures approximately size 17m x 7m.
6. A workshop measuring approximately 8m x 5m.
7. A multipurpose shed reclad in 2019, size 13m x 8m.
8 & 9. A cubicle shed with a central feed passage with diagonal barriers. Steel portal construction under a corrugated roof with metal cladding and a partly slatted floor measuring approximately 21m x 22m.
10. A hay shed of steel portal frame construction under a corrugated tin roof measuring approximately 17m x 7m.
11. A slurry store with 200,000 gallon capacity built in 1999.
12. A silage pit with concrete floor and earth walls measuring approximately 36m x 13m.
Land
The land extending to approximately 81.97 acres (33.17ha) is all permanent pasture that is capable of producing a good crop of silage. The fields are separated by a mixture of fences and mature hedgerows. The land is in good condition and is well suited to silage production and provides good quality grazing. The land is well drained and has been well managed in recent times. The land is predominantly Class 4.1 according to the James
Hutton Institute for Land Classification.
The external boundaries are a mixture of hedges and post and wire fences which are in stock proof condition. Each field is accessed from internal tracks which appear to be in good condition and allow easier machinery access or from the public road. The farm lies between 40m and 60m above sea level and is gently undulating. Water appears to be supplied through troughs.
Development Opportunities
Planning permission has been granted for a new 3 bedroom house on the farm. Permission was granted in January 2023 under application number 23-00027 and more information can be provided by the selling agents.
There was formerly planning consent for a campsite covering approximately 7 acres at the eastern edge of the farm. This consent lapsed during the Covid pandemic. Further information is available from the selling agents
Bellevue Farm is situated in Sliddery, which is a small hamlet located on the southwest coast of the Isle of Arran. It is approximately 13 miles southwest of Brodick and 5 miles southeast of the village of Blackwaterfoot. The property offers breath taking countryside and sea views over the Firth of Clyde to Ailsa Craig, The Ayrshire
Coast and on a clear day to the Northern Irish Coast. Sliddery and the neighbouring Kilmory are friendly villages with wide community spirt. The nearest primary school is in the neighbouring village of Kilmory and the secondary school situated in Lamlash, to which pupils are conveyed daily.
The award winning Isle of Arran Lagg Distillery, Lagg Hotel and Velo Cafe are just a short distance to the east. Blackwaterfoot, to the northwest has a wide selection of shops including a butcher, a bakers, a General Store with
Post Office, a hairdressers and a newsagents. There is also
a Petrol Station and the Kinloch Hotel with its excellent
facilities. Other amenities include the famous 12-hole
Shiskine golf course, which is one of seven Golf courses
on the Island.
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