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Residential Development Plots,, Port O'Rossdhu, Luss, Alexandria, G83
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Features and description
- Rare Loch Lomond Residential Development Plots
- Detailed Planning Permission for four detached three-bedroom homes
- Sites extending to 1.35 acres (0.54 ha)
- Scenic National Parks location
- Strong commuter links to Helensburgh & Glasgow
Opportunity to purchase residential development plots in Luss, Loch Lomond
Description
The two development sites extend to a total of approximately 1.35 acres (0.54 ha), comprising a single northern plot of 0.35 acres (0.14 ha) and a southern area with three development plots totalling 1.0 acres (0.4 ha). Both parcels are positioned to the west of a spur of the former A82 from which direct access is taken to the four proposed houses.
The landholdings comprise mainly scrub and woodland. Although the majority of the vegetation within the sites will be removed, a limited number of mature trees are to be retained.
The sites are positioned around 2 miles (3.5 km) south of Luss, adjacent to Loch Lomond Golf Club. The plots are surrounded by woodland, neighbouring residential properties and the golf club and Rossdhu House Clubhouse.
Location
Luss is the closest village to the sites with the plots positioned half-way between Luss and Balloch. Luss is a picturesque settlement conveniently located approximately 7.5 miles (12 km) north east of Helensburgh, 8 miles (13 km) north west of Alexandria, 11 miles (18 km) north west of Dumbarton and 22 miles (36 km) north west of Glasgow.
Positioned on the south west bank of the loch, the village comprises attractive residential properties, the Loch Lomond Arms Hotel, boutique shops, restaurants, a parish church and pier. The local area also provides excellent schooling opportunities.
Additional Info
The plots are particularly commuter-friendly given the range of nearby transport options. The A82 is easily accessible and allows direct A-road access north to Tarbet and south to Alexandria, Dumbarton, Glasgow and Helensburgh (via the A818). Large employment hubs can also be reached conveniently by car, with Glasgow city centre approximately 27 miles away and Faslane Naval Base around 8 miles from Luss.
Commuters to other Scottish and UK cities can access rail services at Balloch Railway Station, located around 7.5 miles south of Luss, and Helensburgh Railway Station, around 8 miles southwest of Luss. Both stations provide regular direct train links to Glasgow Queen Street.
Glasgow Airport, located around 18 miles southeast of Luss, sees passenger numbers exceed seven million per annum with flights reaching over 100 destinations and regular flights to London, Birmingham and Dublin.
The local area supports a wealth of outdoor pursuits, as befitting Scotland’s first National Park. In addition to nearby Loch Lomond, the spectacular countryside includes famous mountains such as Ben Lomond and Ben Arthur (‘The Cobbler’), the latter part of the Arrochar Alps range. Sporting activities are common within the locality with watersports (Loch Lomond), hillwalking (including the West Highland Way), cycling, field sports and golfing all popular pastimes. Golf clubs in the vicinity include Loch Lomond, a former host of the Scottish Open Golf Championship, and The Carrick.
The local area supports a wealth of outdoor pursuits, as befitting Scotland’s first National Park. In addition to nearby Loch Lomond, the spectacular countryside includes famous mountains such as Ben Lomond and Ben Arthur (‘The Cobbler’), the latter part of the Arrochar Alps range. Sporting activities are common within the locality with watersports (Loch Lomond), hillwalking (including the West Highland Way), cycling, field sports and golfing all popular pastimes. Golf clubs in the vicinity include Loch Lomond, a former host of the Scottish Open Golf Championship, and The Carrick.
Description
The two development sites extend to a total of approximately 1.35 acres (0.54 ha), comprising a single northern plot of 0.35 acres (0.14 ha) and a southern area with three development plots totalling 1.0 acres (0.4 ha). Both parcels are positioned to the west of a spur of the former A82 from which direct access is taken to the four proposed houses.
The landholdings comprise mainly scrub and woodland. Although the majority of the vegetation within the sites will be removed, a limited number of mature trees are to be retained.
The sites are positioned around 2 miles (3.5 km) south of Luss, adjacent to Loch Lomond Golf Club. The plots are surrounded by woodland, neighbouring residential properties and the golf club and Rossdhu House Clubhouse.
Location
Luss is the closest village to the sites with the plots positioned half-way between Luss and Balloch. Luss is a picturesque settlement conveniently located approximately 7.5 miles (12 km) north east of Helensburgh, 8 miles (13 km) north west of Alexandria, 11 miles (18 km) north west of Dumbarton and 22 miles (36 km) north west of Glasgow.
Positioned on the south west bank of the loch, the village comprises attractive residential properties, the Loch Lomond Arms Hotel, boutique shops, restaurants, a parish church and pier. The local area also provides excellent schooling opportunities.
Additional Info
The plots are particularly commuter-friendly given the range of nearby transport options. The A82 is easily accessible and allows direct A-road access north to Tarbet and south to Alexandria, Dumbarton, Glasgow and Helensburgh (via the A818). Large employment hubs can also be reached conveniently by car, with Glasgow city centre approximately 27 miles away and Faslane Naval Base around 8 miles from Luss.
Commuters to other Scottish and UK cities can access rail services at Balloch Railway Station, located around 7.5 miles south of Luss, and Helensburgh Railway Station, around 8 miles southwest of Luss. Both stations provide regular direct train links to Glasgow Queen Street.
Glasgow Airport, located around 18 miles southeast of Luss, sees passenger numbers exceed seven million per annum with flights reaching over 100 destinations and regular flights to London, Birmingham and Dublin.
The local area supports a wealth of outdoor pursuits, as befitting Scotland’s first National Park. In addition to nearby Loch Lomond, the spectacular countryside includes famous mountains such as Ben Lomond and Ben Arthur (‘The Cobbler’), the latter part of the Arrochar Alps range. Sporting activities are common within the locality with watersports (Loch Lomond), hillwalking (including the West Highland Way), cycling, field sports and golfing all popular pastimes. Golf clubs in the vicinity include Loch Lomond, a former host of the Scottish Open Golf Championship, and The Carrick.
The local area supports a wealth of outdoor pursuits, as befitting Scotland’s first National Park. In addition to nearby Loch Lomond, the spectacular countryside includes famous mountains such as Ben Lomond and Ben Arthur (‘The Cobbler’), the latter part of the Arrochar Alps range. Sporting activities are common within the locality with watersports (Loch Lomond), hillwalking (including the West Highland Way), cycling, field sports and golfing all popular pastimes. Golf clubs in the vicinity include Loch Lomond, a former host of the Scottish Open Golf Championship, and The Carrick.
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