Site 3, Garleffin, Ballantrae KA26 0PA

The site enjoys open outlook over the adjoining field, offering a delightful countryside aspect while remaining easily accessible from the A77 and within approximately a 20-minute walk (around 1 mile) of the village centre. Outline planning permission was originally granted in October 2014 (Ref: 14/01023/PPP), however this consent has now lapsed. The site is currently un serviced. Purchasers will have the flexibility in planning their own specifications.

Location
The picturesque coastal village of Ballantrae lies on the Ayrshire coast and provides a range of local amenities including a primary school, doctor’s surgery with dispensary, village shop and post office, filling station with workshop, public house, bowling green and a small harbour. The renowned River Stinchar flows along the edge of the village and is well known for salmon fishing.

South West Ayrshire is celebrated for its stunning scenery, coastal and hill walks, and outdoor pursuits. Nearby attractions include the magnificent Culzean Castle and Country Park (National Trust for Scotland) and Galloway Forest Park. Golf enthusiasts are well catered for with excellent courses at Girvan and the world-famous Trump Turnberry.

The nearby town of Girvan (13 miles) offers a superb sandy beach, nursery, primary and secondary schooling, leisure facilities including swimming pool and gym, community hospital, ASDA supermarket, harbour and a railway station with connections to Ayr and Glasgow.

Ballantrae 1 mile | Girvan 13 miles | Ayr 34 miles | Glasgow 68.5 miles.

Directions
Travelling south from Ayr on the A77, continue through Girvan and proceed straight ahead on entering Ballantrae. Continue through the village, cross the bridge and filter right onto the unclassified road. Proceed past two cottages on the left-hand side. At the road end, turn onto the unmade road which provides access to the sites. The completed house on Site 1 is visible. Continue past Site 1 and follow the track along the edge of the field to reach Site 3.