Floorplan
Map3 bedroom detached house
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New build
Detached house
3 beds
2 baths
1,887 sq ft / 175 sq m
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Fleet Two - All Reserved or Sold
- Nestled on the shores of Loch Fyne
- 3 & 4 bedroom detached homes remaining
- Design led new build homes
- Waterfront development
- Cowal Peninsula, Strachur, Argyll
- Houses from 1,887 to 2,148 Sq Ft plus garage
- Get in touch to reserve or find out more
Video tours
*Discover Birlinn Brae - SOLD OUT*
Birlinn Brae, a fleet of spectacular 16 design led individual three and four bedroom homes. Located on Cowal peninsula, Strachur, a small village nestled on the eastern shore of Loch Fyne.
Steering you home
Birlinn longboats sailed these very waters. Like the boats that held our ancestors, your home at Birlinn Brae will carry you through life and take you on a voyage to a more hopeful future. Your home is your vessel, a female presence – like a goddess or a mother figure – the place where you grow, where you’re nurtured and at one with the Scottish elements.
To learn more and to be kept updated get in touch.
Strutt & Parker New Homes West
Discover Strachur
Strachur, once a ferry port to Inveraray, has a resident population of approximately 750 people, a vibrant village with so much to see and do.
Village amenities within walking distance are:
Post Office / Shop / Café (Out of the Blue) which is immediately opposite Birlinn Brae.
The Strachur Medical Practice offering GP services as well as a dispensing practice.
Strachur Primary School for students between 3 – 12 years of age.
Strachur petrol filling station with convenience store.
The Creggans Inn Hotel / bar and restaurant (with MacPhunn whisky).
The Clachan Bar with drinks and dining.
Pontoon / moorings at “Strachur Bay Moorings Association”
There are two churches and a village hall.
Nearby amenities
Dunoon, 20 minutes’ drive, offers: - supermarkets, ironmongery, off-licences, bakers, butchers, fishmonger, tradesmen, cinema, fast food take-a-way outlets, a leisure centre/ swimming pool, chemists, gift shops, garages and the annual Cowal Highland Games.
Restaurants / Bars nearby include – Inver (Michelin stared), Loch Fyne Oyster Bar, The Coylet Inn, Oyster Catcher, Kilfinan Hotel, Portavadie, The Colintraive Hotel.
Castles nearby include those at Inveraray, Carrick Castle, Inver (Castle Lachlan), MacEwan, Arkinglas House and Benmore.
Natural amenities to visit include Puck’s Glen, Benmore gardens and Arkinglas Wooded Garden. There are, of course, umpteen hills to be walked, beaches to be paddled and waters, both fresh and sea, to be swam.
Anglers can enjoy both sea and game fishing in near proximity. Sailors and cruisers can set-off directly from Strachur. Shooting, stalking, sub-aqua diving and many other recreational pursuits are all available in the immediate environs.
One is limited only by ones’ imagination.
Birlinn Brae, a fleet of spectacular 16 design led individual three and four bedroom homes. Located on Cowal peninsula, Strachur, a small village nestled on the eastern shore of Loch Fyne.
Steering you home
Birlinn longboats sailed these very waters. Like the boats that held our ancestors, your home at Birlinn Brae will carry you through life and take you on a voyage to a more hopeful future. Your home is your vessel, a female presence – like a goddess or a mother figure – the place where you grow, where you’re nurtured and at one with the Scottish elements.
To learn more and to be kept updated get in touch.
Strutt & Parker New Homes West
Discover Strachur
Strachur, once a ferry port to Inveraray, has a resident population of approximately 750 people, a vibrant village with so much to see and do.
Village amenities within walking distance are:
Post Office / Shop / Café (Out of the Blue) which is immediately opposite Birlinn Brae.
The Strachur Medical Practice offering GP services as well as a dispensing practice.
Strachur Primary School for students between 3 – 12 years of age.
Strachur petrol filling station with convenience store.
The Creggans Inn Hotel / bar and restaurant (with MacPhunn whisky).
The Clachan Bar with drinks and dining.
Pontoon / moorings at “Strachur Bay Moorings Association”
There are two churches and a village hall.
Nearby amenities
Dunoon, 20 minutes’ drive, offers: - supermarkets, ironmongery, off-licences, bakers, butchers, fishmonger, tradesmen, cinema, fast food take-a-way outlets, a leisure centre/ swimming pool, chemists, gift shops, garages and the annual Cowal Highland Games.
Restaurants / Bars nearby include – Inver (Michelin stared), Loch Fyne Oyster Bar, The Coylet Inn, Oyster Catcher, Kilfinan Hotel, Portavadie, The Colintraive Hotel.
Castles nearby include those at Inveraray, Carrick Castle, Inver (Castle Lachlan), MacEwan, Arkinglas House and Benmore.
Natural amenities to visit include Puck’s Glen, Benmore gardens and Arkinglas Wooded Garden. There are, of course, umpteen hills to be walked, beaches to be paddled and waters, both fresh and sea, to be swam.
Anglers can enjoy both sea and game fishing in near proximity. Sailors and cruisers can set-off directly from Strachur. Shooting, stalking, sub-aqua diving and many other recreational pursuits are all available in the immediate environs.
One is limited only by ones’ imagination.
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The Strutt & Parker New Homes team has continued to expand substantially in recent years and focuses on selling a variety of residential properties in regional markets across the UK. Our new homes experts combine on-the-ground knowledge with the strength of our, already existing, national network. We work closely with colleagues from a number of teams, offering clients access to additional services and a wide range of residential property expertise. Our team recognise land is pivotal to our clients and our network of 60 offices and 1,500 colleagues across the UK allows us introduce new opportunities to the UK’s leading and most reputable residential developers and house builders whether it be in the South West, South East, Home Counties, London, the Midlands or Scotland. With specialists in development consultancy, place making, value engineering and pricing appraisals, as well as a dedicated Development & Planning team, our aim is always to ensure we provide the best possible advice to our clients. The values Edward Strutt and Charles Parker shared – those of integrity, trust and mutual respect – remain core to our business today. We’re passionate about property. We prize intelligence, innovation and creativity. We set ourselves the highest standards of professionalism and discretion. But above all, we’re people – and the strength of our relationships with our clients and our colleagues is, we believe, what really sets us apart. As part of BNP Paribas Real Estate we are able to offer a comprehensive range of services in all areas of residential, commercial and rural property. While we have retained the long-established and trusted Strutt & Parker brand for our residential and rural businesses, being part of the BNP Paribas Group gives us extensive international reach, opening up a whole world of property for our clients.