These 2 neighbouring sites are situated in sought after area of great natural beauty on the fringe of the scattered rural community at North Cuil. There is an abundance of flora and fauna and the area is steeped in history, including the Appin Murder of 1752, which was made legend by Robert Louis Stevenson in his famous novel “Kidnapped”, not to mention Glencoe and its famous massacre. There is a Co-op/post office and medical centre in nearby Ballachulish to the north and Port Appin to the south and Duror has its own primary school and a small general store while there are a number of good hotels, restaurants and filling stations within a ten mile radius. The principal West Highland towns of Fort William and Oban, providing a more comprehensive range of supermarkets, professional services and leisure facilities are in easy reach. Inverness and the major cities and international airports of the central belt are within comfortable 2 hour driving distance.
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- Outline Planning Permission
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- Extending to Over 1/4 Acre Each
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Each extending to over 1/4 of an acre, the level and easily developable sites enjoy fine views, through and over a protective tree line, towards Cuil Bay, the loch and to the countryside beyond.
Outline Planning Permission under Ref. No. 09/00223(&4) was granted, on 27th October 2009, by The Highland Council for the erection of a single dwelling house on each site. Copies of the consent and supporting documents are available, on request, from the selling agents or from the Council’s website at www.highland.gov.uk.
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