Terraced house for sale in Shop House, Clovullin, Ardgour PH33

The property was built around 1900 and spans approx. 135sq m and enjoys a pretty setting in the tranquil community of Clovullin on the Ardgour Peninsula.
There is generous living accommodation that is currently set up as three bedrooms and a dining room. Due to the room sizes and layout the dining room could be utilized as a 4th bedroom if desired. This is a well presented and spacious mid-terrace house with a garden to the front and rear.
In addition to its beautiful surroundings the property benefits from a large inner hallway with useable space, excellent storage, an lpg gas heating system supplemented by a solid fuel stove in the lounge, double glazing, predominantly carpet flooring, neutral décor through-out and ample off road parking for multiple vehicles.
The property is connected to mains water, mains electric and has a private septic tank. Tenure is Freehold, Tax Band is E and the Energy Performance Rating of e-50.
This is a great family home that also lends itself to a holiday retreat with letting potential.

The village of Ardgour is situated across the Corran Ferry, a semi-rural location yet only a 15 minute drive from the amenities of Fort William. The community of Clovullin is approx. 1 mile from Ardgour, it is a picturesque setting surrounded by Woodland Trees, Mountain and Hillside views including views towards the North Shores of Loch Linnhe.
Ardgour is split between the community above the ferry at North Corran and the traditional crofting village of Clovullin. Besides the unspoilt beauty and natural landscape there is a wealth of activities and sights to enjoy nearby including pony trekking, fishing, kayaking, wildlife and some lovely walks among the woodlands of Ardgour Estate.
Some of the nearby amenities include a primary school with the secondary school at nearby Strontian, public house, petrol station, well stocked community shop, restaurant, hotel with bar and a Nomad café/takeaway.
The nearest town is Fort William which is known and celebrated as the outdoor capital of the UK. The town is a popular tourist destination that has a wide variety of tourist attractions including the locks at Corpach Basin on the Caledonian Canal which make ideal walking opportunities on the Great Glen Way, Ben Nevis and Glen Nevis. There is a variety of shops, hotels and restaurants, tourist information centre, museum, library, bus station and railway station with links to Mallaig, Glasgow and Edinburgh as well as an overnight sleeper to London.

Directions: Shop House, Clovullin, Ardgour, PH33 7AB

From Fort William head South on the A82 until reaching the Corran Ferry (approximately 8 miles) Take the ferry to Ardgour and turn left, continue until reaching signs for Clovullin, take the track road until reaching the Recycling Centre/Village Hall on the right. The Shop House is the first property after the Village Hall on the right and is set back from the road. There is gated access to the house alongside the former shop/petrol station.