Corrachaive, Glenlean, Dunoon, Argyll and Bute, PA23

A distinctive, private and fully renovated former farmhouse which sits in a picturesque valley with surrounding land which extends to circa 42 acres.

Corrachaive is a completely refurbished and successfully extended detached former farmhouse located in a picturesque glen setting with surrounding land extending to some 43 acres or thereby. The property has undergone significant improvements throughout and is laid across two easily managed light and bright levels. Externally, Corrachaive is completed in white painted stone under a dark grey slate roof. Areas of the land at Corrachaive have been successfully planted with hardwood trees and offers carbon credits to the future inbound buyer.

Corrachaive is a rare parcel of rural property & land assets which are located in a wonderful sheltered rural location at Glen Lean just beyond the pretty little hamlet of Clachaig just off the B836. The house is set in land extending to about 42 acres and is surrounded by some of Scotland’s most attractive forest and mountain and glens scenery.

Ground Floor
Twin leaf French doors to entrance vestibule, tiled flooring, cloaks hook, inner front door to welcoming entrance hall with engineered oak flooring and warming log burning stove, under stair store cupboard, formal sitting room with warming log burning stove and windows overlooking dramatic rolling countryside, bedroom 1 with log burning stove and windows to front gardens and rolling countryside, bedroom 2 with fitted cupboard and window to side gardens.

Contemporary family shower room with his and her wash hand basin, his and her walk-in shower, heated towel rail. Informal snug/TV room/home office, open plan to light and bright dining area with windows and door to rear gardens, through to stylish and contemporary integrated kitchen with central island unit with informal breakfasting and dining bar, cupboard housing the electrical switch gear, windows to front gardens and rolling countryside, pantry stores (access to loft), good sized utility room, boiler room/stores, door to gardens.

First Floor
Via a carpeted staircase to first floor landing, access to property eaves, contemporary family bathroom with walk in shower enclosure, free standing bath, heated towel rail and window to side gardens. Bedroom 3 with log burning stove, windows to rolling countryside, bedroom 4 (master) with warming log burning stove and window enjoying uninterrupted countryside views.

Outbuildings
Steading ruins, stone barn with 4 horse boxes with part corrugated sheet roof, generous detached corrugated sheet workshop, attached stone built lean to with timber clad and corrugated sheet roof housing the generator for the solar panels, 4,000L water tank and water filtration systems.

Gardens
Via bell mouth entry to private gravel surfaced driveway, pretty timber bridge over the Little Eachaig and leading to a private steel swing gate, gravel driveway to the property, buildings and land, the land is bounded by deer fencing. Vehicular hard standing and turning at the foot of property with a further gravel driveway wrapping around the rear of the property and returning to entrance, offering easy in-out access. The immediate gardens are to a combination of level lawns, a paved patio area, trees include weeping birch, eucalyptus and laburnum all bounded by deer fencing to dwarf stone walls.

Areas of the land at Corrachaive have been planted with hardwood trees under a carbon credit scheme. The rear gardens are fringed with tall evergreen hedging and feature mature sycamore trees and shrubs. At the extreme rear of the gardens further deer fencing and tall
mature trees define the gardens from adjacent forestry land.

Services
Water via private supply, which is UV lamped and filtered 4 ways, drainage by private septic tank (located within the front gardens), double glazing, oil fired central heating system, biomass boiler, assisted by several log burning stoves. Mains electricity supported by 10 solar panels on the roof.

Local Authorities
Argyll & Bute Council
Kilmory
Lochgilphead
Argyll
PA31 8RT

Council Tax
Corrachaive is in council tax band E and the amount of council tax payable for 2026/2027
is £2343.10.

Viewing
Strictly by appointment with Robb Residential,

Corrachaive is an exceptional parcel of rural property & land assets which are located in a wonderful location circa 7 miles west of Dunoon. The property and land sits within a picturesque valley which provides for a private and rural situation with many opportunities available for an inbound buyer. Colintraive (10 miles to the south) has a hotel with a friendly bar and an enviable reputation for pub and restaurant cuisine, an everyday provisions shop, post
office, heritage centre, community garden and an all-weather bowling green. From Colintraive there is a short and regular 5-minute Calmac ferry crossing to the neighbouring Island of Bute.

The main town on Bute is Rothesay where there are local shops, a supermarket and a further ferry to the Clyde coast. The other main centre in the area is Dunoon which provides further shops, supermarket and services, in addition to two competing ferry services across the Clyde. Excellent local medical services are delivered from Tighnabruaich.

There is a local primary school at Glendaruel, and secondary schooling is available at Dunoon Grammar, which has an excellent reputation. A school bus runs from Colintraive to Dunoon Grammar in the morning and afternoon to transport students to and from school. It is possible for some of the students to board at the school.

The area offers much in the way of relaxing outdoor pursuits, including yachting and boating, golf, fishing, hill walking and country walks in an area rich in history. The Cowal Way stretches from Portavadie on Loch Fyne and travels for some 41.6 miles to Arrochar through some of the most dramatic and picturesque sea and landscapes on the west coast.

A scenic 9-hole golf course is at Kames, with further courses on the Island of Bute and at Dunoon. Sea, river and loch fishing are also available in the area as are a number of shoots run either commercially or by syndicates. Some of the local estates allow stalking by arrangement.

Local bus services run to Tighnabruaich, Rothesay and Dunoon. The Braehead retail village to the west of Glasgow is only 32.6 miles (albeit including a short ferry crossing over the Clyde) and has Marks & Spencer and Sainsbury’s anchor stores, a range of High Street multiples, plus an IKEA superstore. Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Morrisons each have large outlets
in Greenock, circa 16.9 minutes (in normal driving conditions) from the ferry terminals.
The city of Glasgow is 41.5 miles by ferry and provides extensive retail, commercial, cultural, higher educational and leisure services

Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre leave in a westerly direction on the M8 motorway. Continue for 21 miles to arrive at Port Glasgow. Keep going straight (parallel to the shoreline) through the adjoining towns of Greenock and Gourock on the A770 for 8 miles to reach the Western Ferry terminal at McInroys Point (this is the second of the two ferry terminals and provides a more frequent service). Take the ferry to Hunters Quay, Dunoon. Leaving the terminal turn right onto the A815. At the ‘T’ junction adjacent to the marina in Sandbank turn right. After approx 1.5 miles turn left on to the B836. Travel for about 7 miles through Glenlean the entrance to Corrachaive is on the left hand side.