Windyedge, 15 Mealdarroch, Tarbert, Argyll and Bute, PA29 6YW

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Property Description

Windyedge, Mealdarroch, Tarbert is a well presented three-bedroom semi-detached bungalow, sitting in an elevated location and enjoying open views across the coastline of Loch Fyne.

The area offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, heritage and tranquillity, and has long been celebrated as the gateway to the Kintyre Peninsula, providing an enviable lifestyle, strong community spirit, and effortless access to some of the country’s most inspiring landscapes.

Built around 1991, the property comprises main entrance door leading into a central hallway. To the left, a spacious, front facing family lounge/dining area enjoying the far reaching views. There are three well proportioned bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen.

The kitchen comes with a selection of wall and base storage units, integrated appliances and white goods.

The family bathroom is accessed from the central hallway and features bath, wc and wash hand basin.

A door from the kitchen gives direct access into the rear gardens and to a raised decked terrace.

The gardens to the front are laid mainly to lawn and there is a driveway to the side providing ample off-street parking for several vehicles.

Summary Of Accommodation

On the level accommodation
Three bedrooms
Lounge with dining area
Great views over Loch Fyne and beyond
Off-street parking

Location Description

Tarbert sits in a rural part of Argyll and Bute, surrounded by scenic coastline, hills, and historic sites. The area includes landmarks such as Tarbert Castle, a wellrated historical site open yearround, and the picturesque Tarbert Harbour, which is highly reviewed for its beauty and marina facilities.

Living in the area provides opportunities for sailing, coastal walks, fishing and a range of outdoor pursuits. It has become a haven for those who value an active, natureled lifestyle, with the surrounding waters and landscapes offering yearround recreation in a setting of exceptional tranquillity.

In keeping with its maritime history, Tarbert offers excellent connectivity with regular ferry services to Portavadie, Islay, Jura and Arran; road links north to Lochgilphead and Oban, and south to Campbeltown.

Local schooling at Tarbert Academy (primary & secondary).

Medical practice, pharmacist, shops, cafes and artisan businesses can all be found within the village.

More Details

Council Tax Band: D
EPC Rating: D
Tenure: Freehold

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