Plot 3, Land West Of Fishnish Pier, Isle of Mull, Argyll and Bute, PA65

An opportunity to acquire a prime residential development plot, a wonderful site benefitting from open views across the Sound of Mull situated on the fringe of the coastal community of Fishnish on the Isle of Mull.

Situated on the fringe of the coastal community of Fishnish on the Isle of Mull, Plot 3 Land West Of Fishnish Timber Pier offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a prime residential development plot, a wonderful site benefitting from open views across the Sound of Mull.

The plot is accessed from a shared access track, leading from the main island road. Extending to an area of approximately 0.44 acres, the plot benefits from planning permission in principle for the development of a residential dwelling, details of which are available on the Argyll and Bute website under planning reference 20/01318/PPP.

The surrounding landscape offers opportunities for walking, fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching, with coastal paths and hills providing attractive routes for outdoor exploration. Birdlife is particularly abundant along the shoreline, making the area appealing to nature enthusiasts.

Mull boasts an extraordinary and diverse range of scenery, wildlife and leisure activities which brings large numbers of visitors throughout the year. The island also hosts a number of music and arts festivals plus the annual Tour of Mull car rally.

In the sea surrounding Mull there are various trips provided to local puffin and seal colonies and to Iona, as well as the island of Staffa where many tourists visit Fingal’s Cave

The Fishnish Timber Pier is a purpose-built pier and opened in December 2013. The Fishnish Timber Pier provides a modern marine loading facility for Mull’s forestry industry

Pennygown a small community located 1.9 miles away is known for its natural beauty and scenic setting close to nearby lochs and coastline. The surrounding landscape offers opportunities for walking, fishing, kayaking, and wildlife watching, with coastal paths and hills providing attractive routes for outdoor exploration. Birdlife is particularly abundant along the shoreline, making the area appealing to nature enthusiasts.

The Isle of Mull is the second largest island within the Inner Hebrides. The island is accessed via a regular car ferry service from Oban to Craignure. Services from Lochalineand Kilchoan on the Morvern and Ardnamurchan peninsulas respectively are also available.

There is a small airstrip at Glenforsa suitable for private aircraft and a main line train service operating several times daily between Glasgow and Oban - some connecting directly with the ferries.

Mull boasts an extraordinary and diverse range of scenery, wildlife and leisure activities which brings large number of visitors throughout the year. The island also hosts a number of music and arts festivals plus the annual Tour of Mull car rally. In the sea surrounding Mull there are various trips provided to local puffin and seal colonies and also to Iona, and the island of Staffa where many tourists visit Fingal’s Cave.

Mains electricity, mains water, mains drainage and BT phone/internet services are located close by for connection.

From Oban, take the Calmac ferry to the Isle of Mull, arriving in Craignure. Upon leaving the ferry, turn right and follow the road towards Fishnish Timber Pier.