One-bedroom semi-detached lodge with loch views

A one-bedroom semi-detached lodge of approximately 72.8 sq m (784 sq ft), arranged over two floors on a plot of approximately 0.03 acres. The ground floor features an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area measuring 7.03m x 6.28m, complete with French doors opening onto a covered decked area at the front. The kitchen is fitted with farmhouse-style wall and base units alongside a freestanding cooker, dishwasher, and fridge. Additionally, there is a bathroom off the hallway and a storage cupboard off the living space. Upstairs, a central landing leads to the bedroom measuring 4.18m x 3.94m, a second bathroom, and built-in storage cupboards. Designed as a ready-made holiday let, the lodge offers scenic views from the front deck looking over the gardens towards Loch Awe, accompanied by a parking area off the site driveway. The property can be occupied 12 months of the year as a main residence or operated as a holiday let. Portsonachan sits on the banks of Loch Awe, Scotland's longest freshwater loch, a few miles from the village of Dalmally and around 9 miles from Inveraray, Argyll's historic county town, in Argyll and Bute. The surrounding area draws a strong and consistent flow of visitors year-round, with anglers, walkers, and wildlife watchers among the core tourist markets, alongside fishing available directly from the foreshore. Inveraray is a well-established attraction featuring Inveraray Castle, Inveraray Jail, and a working high street of shops and cafés. Kilchurn Castle and the West Highland Way are also within easy reach, providing a wide catchment of day-trip and short-break demand. Oban, with its ferry connections to the islands, is approximately 20 miles away. Tenure: Freehold. Local Authority: Argyll and Bute Council.