3 bed detached house for sale

Waterside, Tayvallich, Lochgilphead, Argyll And Bute PA31

Superb waterside bungalow set in idyllic coastal location.

Description
Occupying an exceptional shoreline position within the highly sought after coastal village of Tayvallich, Waterside is a rarely available detached bungalow that has been thoughtfully upgraded by the current owners and is presented in excellent decorative order throughout.

The accommodation extends to approximately 1,126 sq ft and is arranged over a single level, offering comfortable and well balanced living ideally suited to both permanent occupation and holiday use. Entry is via a welcoming front porch, which leads into a central hallway linking all principal rooms. The heart of the home is the generously proportioned sitting and dining room, a bright and inviting space with excellent natural light and direct visual connection to the surrounding coastal setting, providing a wonderful room for both everyday living and entertaining. The adjoining kitchen is well laid out and practical, positioned conveniently off to the dining area with a range of wall and floor mounted cabinetry.

There are three well proportioned double bedrooms, all attractively presented and offering flexibility for family, guests or home working. A rear porch provides a useful secondary access and practical space for coats, boots and water sports equipment, and the accommodation is completed by a main bathroom fitted with bath and separate shower.

The property enjoys a generous elevated balcony extending along the principal living accommodation and enclosed by contemporary balustrading, providing excellent space for outdoor seating and dining while taking full advantage of the superb waterside setting. A gravelled parking area offers generous space for parking multiple vehicles, whilst the gardens extend around the house and down to the shoreline.

Location
Tayvallich is a small and highly regarded coastal village in Argyll & Bute, attractively set around a sheltered natural harbour on Loch Sween, one of Scotland’s most tranquil sea lochs. Widely appreciated for its peaceful yet welcoming atmosphere, the village is particularly popular with sailors and those drawn to the west coast for its outstanding scenery, rich wildlife and relaxed pace of life. Tayvallich has a strong maritime identity, with moorings and a marina within the bay, and is well served for a village of its size, offering a village shop and café, an award winning seafood pub and restaurant, and a primary school. The village lies close to Taynish National Nature Reserve, renowned for its woodland, coastal and wildlife walks, while the surrounding area provides excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, kayaking and sailing. Despite its rural setting, Tayvallich benefits from a strong sense of community and convenient access to the nearby service centre of Lochgilphead, making it an appealing location for both permanent living and leisure use.

The area is widely recognised for its exceptional sailing, with a network of sea lochs, islands and miles of varied and dramatic coastline. The picturesque harbour village of Crinan also offers excellent facilities for sailing enthusiasts, alongside the historic Crinan Canal, completed in 1822 to provide safe passage between the Sound of Jura and Loch Fyne and avoid the longer route around the Mull of Kintyre. Crinan is widely regarded as a gateway to the west coast, with ferry services to the Western Isles - including Mull, Islay, Jura, Gigha, Colonsay, Coll, Tiree and Arran - readily accessible. Crinan also offers a post office, café and the well regarded Crinan Hotel.

Lochgilphead provides a broader range of amenities including specialist shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, banking facilities, a swimming pool, sports centre and hospital. Secondary schooling is available in Lochgilphead, complementing the primary school in Tayvallich, and the village is served by a regular bus service connecting to Lochgilphead, with onward transport links to Glasgow and the popular west coast hub of Oban. The setting combines a dramatic and varied coastline with classic Highland scenery, creating a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Activities include sailing, walking, cycling, golf, fishing, birdwatching and wildlife photography.

Square Footage: 1,126 sq ft





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