Plot 2, Old Coast Guard House, Kildonan, Isle of Arran
Offers over £130,000

**UNDER OFFER**
Situated in one of Arran’s most picturesque villages, boasting a dramatic coastline and taking in extraordinary views, this plot extends to approximately 3300m2 / 0.815 acres. The site has planning application for a detached three / four bedroom villa, details of which can be found on the North Ayrshire Council planning portal with the reference 22/00453/PP.

Kildonan is a small but thriving village, the local hall being a community run organisation which hosts various events throughout the year. The reputable Kildonan Hotel, with public bar, is open all year and the area enjoys some fabulous coastal walks. The nearest primary school is in Whiting Bay, just 4 miles to the north, which children are ferried to daily by bus. The island’s high school is in Lamlash.

Arran is a wonderful place to call home. With clean air, clear water and some of Scotland’s most incredible scenery, you can share your island with eagles, otters, red squirrel and deer. The island communities are small enough to become involved, yet big enough to keep you interested and growing. We can’t recommend it enough!

OTHER INFORMATION
Kildonan is a village on the south coast of the Isle of Arran in the Firth of Clyde. The village is within the parish of Kilmory and derives from Saint Donan who is reputedly buried in the village. Early life in the village revolved around Kildonan Castle, ruined remains of which are still in existence.
The adjacent Old Coastguard House was built in 1885 by Lloyds Insurance Company along with several neighbouring properties enjoying this cliff top aspect across the infamous waters surrounding Pladda and the Firth of Clyde towards Ailsa Craig and beyond. The views are arguably some of the most impressive on Arran.