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Guide Price£525,000

Sheean, Kilmichael Glen, by Lochgilphead, Argyll

Land size
4 acres
Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
4

Key Features

  • Impressive modern eco, family home
  • Flexible layout with potential Annex accommodation
  • 4 acre woodland plot and established gardens
  • Heat recovery ventilation system (MHRV)
  • Ground source heating (underfloor) and Solar thermal panels
  • Two stoves, detached workshop and kennels
  • Polytunnels, greenhouse and fruit cages
  • Stunning rural setting with surrounding farmland
  • Home report all 1's - EPC rating C76
  • Approx 182 sq.m of living space

Description

A truly special opportunity to acquire an energy efficient modern family home set within the most spectacular countryside setting, extending to approximately 0.5 acres of garden grounds and 3.5 acres of hillside at the far end of the ever popular Kilmichael Glen. Rural and eco living combined with ground source heating and hot water system, underfloor heating on both floors creating warmth and wall space throughout, MVHR to evenly distribute heat and clean air throughout the property, solar thermal panels, both multifuel stove and a wood burning stove, creating an efficient and comfortable home within a peaceful rural location with open views and grazing cattle. Sheean offers a wonderful lifestyle opportunity for all the family while remaining well connected, with a nearby village with primary school, pub, restaurant and regular bus links to Lochgilphead and Oban. The bespoke architect designed layout will appeal to a wide range of buyers, comprising a large kitchen/diner with quintessential range cooker and patio access, utility room, a family lounge with multifuel stove and patio access, a ground floor double bedroom/snug with woodburning stove and jack and jill ensuite access. On the first floor you will find a bright spacious master bedroom with ensuite bathroom plus two further spacious double bedrooms with private shower room ensuite facilities. The home features distinctive church style arch windows, oak interior doors, double glazing, high levels of insulation, interlinked smoke detectors and a Cat 5 cabling system, ideal for modern connectivity. Externally, the grounds are a standout feature, with approx 3.5 acres of hillside, approx 0.5 established gardens with patio, sweeping driveway and ample parking. The former detached garage is now a partially completed annex with planning permission, electrics and plumbing in place, offering an excellent additional accommodation if required. Further outdoor features include polytunnels, fruit cages, a feature stream, pergolas, dog kennels with run, garden shed, log store, greenhouse and expansive lawn areas with a variety of mature and rare trees. EPC rating C76.

Entrance 2.03m x 1.81m
A welcoming vestibule featuring a storage cupboard, tiled flooring and pendant lighting. A window provides natural light, with a timber entrance door and oak door leading through to the main hallway.

Hallway 3.95m x 2.16m
A spacious hallway with room for occasional furniture. Finished with tiled flooring, pendant lighting and socket points. Stairs leading to first floor accommodation.

Family Lounge 6.00m x 4.22m
An inviting and spacious family lounge enjoying triple aspect views, allowing for excellent natural light throughout the day. Patio doors provide access to a raised decked area, creating a seamless connection to the outdoor space. The room offers ample space for a variety of freestanding furniture arrangements, with a large fireplace forming the main focal point, complete with a handsome multifuel stove, tiled hearth and traditional River Clyde pitched pine surround. Finished with engineered oak flooring, e feature pendant lights, TV and socket points.

Kitchen/Diner 6.02m x 3.89m
The heart of the home, country-style kitchen/diner fitted with an abundance of shaker-style oak cabinets and generous worktop space. A standout feature for cooking enthusiasts is the Esse oil fired range cooker with two hot plates, twin electric hobs, four ovens and grill. The cabinetry offers a range of storage solutions including open display plate racks, shelving and pot racks. Triple aspect views with patio doors to the raised deck provide excellent natural light and a strong connection to the outdoors. There is ample space for an occasional sofa, dresser, family dining table and chairs. Finished with tiled flooring, feature pendant lighting, tiled splashbacks and socket points. Additional features include a ceramic sink with swan neck tap, integrated dishwasher and space for a fridge freezer. A good sized pantry cupboard provides shelving for culinary and household goods, with a further storage area located to the rear.

Utility 4.17m x 1.57m
A useful and practical space located at the rear hall adjacent to the kitchen. Fitted with a wall and base cabinets with worktop space and a Belfast sink with mixer tap. There is space and plumbing for white goods, along with tiled flooring and overhead clothes pulley. A window provides natural light, and there is convenient external access, along with access to a Jack & Jill shower room. A handy space and layout for returning home after countryside activities.

Bedroom Four / Snug 4.82m x 3.38m (at widest points)
A delightful ground floor bedroom, currently utilised as a snug, offering flexible use with space for freestanding furniture. Dual aspect windows provide excellent natural light, while a beautiful fireplace with wood burning stove and tiled hearth creates a cosy focal point in the corner. Finished with solid oak flooring, feature pendant lighting and socket points. The room also benefits from access to a Jack & Jill ensuite shower room.

Jack & Jill Shower Room 2.75m x 0.95m
Three-piece suite comprising a thermostatic shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC. Finished with tiled splashbacks, opaque window within the shower, engineered oak flooring and pendant lighting. Access is provided from both Bedroom Four/Snug and the utility area.

First Floor
Carpeted staircase with balustrade leading to the first floor accommodation. A daylight funnel above provides natural light, carpeted flooring and feature pendant lighting.

Master Bedroom One 6.01m x 4.25m
A generous sized master bedroom enjoying stunning, dual aspect views, enhanced by feature arch windows. The room offers an abundance space for freestanding furniture and is finished with carpeted flooring, feature pendant lighting, TV and socket points. Access to ensuite bathroom.

Ensuite Bathroom 2.98m x 1.88m
A heritage style four-piece suite finished in sage comprising of a roll top bath with handheld shower attachment, separate thermostatic shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC. Twin traditional rooflight windows provide natural light, complemented by sage painted wood panelling to the walls. Finished with engineered oak flooring and pendant lighting.

Bedroom Two 4.13m x 3.92m
A delightful double bedroom enjoying elevated rural views through dual aspect arched windows. The room offers ample space for freestanding furniture and is finished with carpeted flooring, feature pendant lighting and socket points.

Ensuite Shower Room 2.99m x 1.57m
Three-piece suite comprising a thermostatic shower enclosure, wash hand basin and WC. Finished with vinyl flooring. A traditional rooflight window above provides natural light, handy storage shelf running full width of the room and pendant lighting.

Bedroom Three 3.99m x 3.90m
A good sized double bedroom with coomb ceilings and 2 large Velux windows providing delightful rural views and ledge below for seating or display items. The room offers space for freestanding furniture and is finished with carpeted flooring, pendant lighting and socket points. A semi open plan ensuite shower area is neatly tucked into the corner, comprising a thermostatic shower with tiled walls and bamboo flooring.

WC 1.40m x 1.07m
Accessed from Bedroom Three, this convenient two-piece suite comprises a wash hand countertop bowl, mixer tap, vanity storage below and WC. Finished with bamboo flooring, tiled splashback and pendant lighting.

Original garage workshop / Potential Annex
Positioned on the approach to the main house, this substantial timber clad addition presents an excellent opportunity for further development. The interior has been partially developed to provide additional accommodation, with internal partitioning already in place along with electrics and plumbing installed. The planned layout with permission in place includes a ground floor with kitchen (6.09m x 3.09m), bedroom one (3.05m x 2.96m), bedroom two (3.03m x 2.12m) and bathroom (1.83m x 1.81m), with a spacious first floor lounge (6.21m x 5.83m) benefitting from Velux windows. Documentation and plans are available on request. Once completed, the cabin could serve a variety of purposes including a self-contained annex for extended family, guest accommodation, a holiday let for income potential, or a home office/studio space.

Grounds
Set within an impressive 4 acre plot with woodland to the rear and sweeping lawn to the front, the grounds offer a truly special outdoor space. A stone chipped sweeping driveway provides ample parking for multiple vehicles and boat storage. The gardens are rich with established and rare tree varieties, with stock fencing separating neighbouring farmland and grazing cattle. To the front, a stunning pink magnolia provides a standout feature, complemented by a variety of flowering plants including clematis. A feature stream runs through the garden, enhancing the natural setting, alongside a pergola and raised decked seating area ideal for outdoor enjoyment. Additional features include a log store, boiler house and rockery. On the hillside to the rear, three polytunnels and a greenhouse are positioned to make the most of the sunlight, with fruit cages and a pathway leads through the grounds to a wonderful, elevated viewpoint. There are kennels with a purpose-built run, which could alternatively be utilised as a garden shed or additional storage space.

Location
Approx 5 miles along the spectacular glen, not far from Loch Leathan you will find this one of a kind opportunity. The quiet village of Kilmichael has a local pub and restaurant called the Horse Shoe Inn, a primary school and a small church. Kilmichael also holds various local events such as a gala day, ceilidhs and motor cross championships. Kilmichael also has plenty to offer in the way of forest walks with spectacular scenery or you could take your bike a short distance to Achnabreck bike trail. Kilmichael is situated approximately 5 miles from Lochgilphead, which has lots of amenities such as a Co-op, Tesco express, hospital, dentist, vets, school, local shops, pubs, restaurants and much more. Only two hours from Glasgow airport, and ten minutes from the local town Lochgilphead.

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Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
G
Date Posted
2026-04-17

Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
76 C
88 B

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

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Based on properties with houses in Scotland (1+ acres).

This Property£131,250 / acre
Regional Average (1+ acres)£9,122 / acre
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