Description
Bonny Vista, it is a detached home on a fine elevated setting with wonderful aspects out across the waterscape of Loch Long and on towards the Roseneath peninsula adjacent. The accommodation is laid out over a single easily managed level. Externally the house is completed in smooth acrylic render and under a slated roof. A projecting canopy and raised terrace are to the front and from where the aforementioned views can be fully appreciated. Internally the house has been designed to flood in natural light and there is extensive good use of fully insulated timber effect laminated flooring teamed with white oak doors with stainless steel ironmongery. The sitting room features extensive full drop glass slider doors which provide access to the terrace and showcase the panoramic waterscape views.

Ground Floor
Glazed front door to entrance reception hallway with velux rooflight, attic access hatch, double fronted store housing the electrical switchgear and central heating boiler. Open plan sitting room to dining room to well equipped kitchen, French door to front canopy and 3 sets twin leaf sliding glass doors. Bedroom 1 with window to the rear and double fronted fitted wardrobe, bedroom 2 with window to the rear and double fronted fitted wardrobe, bedroom 3 with window to front and double fronted fitted wardrobe, main bathroom with window to rear, half height ceramics, floor ceramics and stainless-steel heated towel rail/radiator. Bedroom 4, the principal bedroom a dual aspect room with twin leaf sliding patio doors, double fronted fitted wardrobe and en suite shower room with half height ceramics and stainless-steel towel rail/radiator.

Outbuildings
Double garage with concrete floor, personal door access, light and power. Large underbuild with door and window access from the side.

Please note that the sellers have arranged for the rendering to be completed on both the underbuild and the garage, as well as for the garage to be finished with doors installed.

Gardens
Black top apron from the public road to compacted hard core driveway with natural rocky outcrop and rhododendrons over a stone wall which bounds the front of the property. The driveway leads up to the house and garage, where it terminates at a vehicle turning and hardstanding area. Disabled access ramp, to raised deck at the front of the house, rear gardens require landscaping and blend into native woodlands underplanted with rhododendrons.

Services
Mains water supply, drainage is by bio disc septic tank, liquid propane gas central heating, triple glazing.

Note: The services have not been checked by the selling agents.

Local Authorities
Argyll & Bute Council

Council Tax
Bonny Vista is in Band TBC and the amount of council tax payable for 2026/2027 is TBC.

EPC band C

Viewing
Strictly by appointment with Robb Residential.

Possession
Vacant possession will be given on completion.

Situation
Bonny Vista is located in the ribbon coastal settlement of Blairmore which is on the mainland in the west of Scotland and at the confluence of the firth of Clyde, The Gare Loch and Loch Long. From its fine elevated coastal position there are spectacular waterscape views towards the land mass of the Roseneath Peninsula which is adjacent and further north to the high sided mountains and glens above Lochgoilhead.

Neighbouring Strone has the shore café. Blairmore has a popular café and gift shop. A well-stocked grocery store is located at Cot House garage and nearby restaurants in Ardentinny. The town of Dunoon, the capital of the Cowal Peninsula is nine miles away, has more extensive facilities as well as a library, hospital, leisure centre and swimming pool. Greenock, (by ferry crossing), is about 15 miles, and the Braehead retail village at 35 miles, offer many of the major high street multiples. There is a primary school in Strone and both further primary and secondary schooling in Dunoon. Some children in the area attend the independent school of St Columba’s in Kilmacolm and a private bus service is in operation from Gourock.

Set within the National Park and the Argyll Forest, Bonny Vista is only a few minutes’ drive from the towering Californian redwoods at Benmore botanic garden and the stunning beauty of the freshwater Loch Eck. Salmon and sea trout run the nearby River Eachaig. The area is renowned for its natural beauty with many miles of quiet roads, forest trails and hillside tracks. For sailing enthusiasts, the Firth of Clyde offers some of the most scenic sailing in western Europe and there are marina and chandlery services at The Holy Loch, Port Bannatyne, Portavadie, Inverkip and Largs. The Holy Loch Marina & Sailing Club is approx. 15 minutes’ drive away and there are plans to extend this to provide additional berths, car parking and the erection of a licensed restaurant and retail units. The Waverly paddle steamer often visits the nearby Blairmore pier. As with most parts of Scotland one is never too far from a golf course and Bonny Vista is no exception, the Blairmore and Strone Golf club is only a short drive away from Bonny Vista

Subject to Crown Estate approval, there is the possibility of arranging for a mooring directly in front of the house.

Travel Directions
From Glasgow city centre leave in a westerly direction on the M8 motorway. Continue for 21 miles to arrive at Port Glasgow. Follow signs Greenock and Gourock on the A770 for 8 miles to reach the Western Ferry terminal at McInroys Point. Take the ferry to Hunters Quay Dunoon. Leave the terminal and turn right on the A815 through Sandbank. Turn right on to the A880 signposted Kilmun. Continue on the A880 for 4.5 miles along the coastal road through Kilmun, Strone and Blairmore to find the entrance to Bonny Vista on the left hand side.