Property description

• Nestling in this small cul-de-sac and forming part of the picturesque hamlet of Succoth a modern all on the level detached bungalow offering lovely views over the surrounding countryside. EER Band E


Nestling in this small cul-de-sac and forming part of the picturesque hamlet of Succoth a modern, all on the level detached bungalow.

Set within mature, professionally landscaped gardens, this immediately appealing bungalow features a side drive and has been enhanced by the installation of double glazed windows and doors, roof-lining, Calor gas fired central heating, fitted bedroom furniture and monoblock parking bay. The accommodation comprises reception hall, bright lounge with lovely views, two bedrooms (both with fitted furniture), fitted dining/kitchen and modern bathroom. Planning permission has been granted for a full side extension.

Succoth enjoys a considerable sense of community and is surrounded by some of Scotland's most spectacular scenery. Lying at the head of Long and set on the edge of the village of Arrochar the hamlet offers a number of differently styled homes. The village of Arrochar forms part of the Lomond and Trossachs National Park and is internationally renowned as an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village is adjacent to the west coast mainline which provides a regular train service to Glasgow and Oban and is widely regarded as one of the most spectacular train journeys within the British Isles.

Lounge	14'2\" x 11'4\" (4.32m x 3.45m).
Kitchen/Dining Room	11'10\" x 11'4\" (3.6m x 3.45m).
Bedroom One	11' x 9'10\" (3.35m x 3m).
Bedroom Two	9'10\" x 8'2\" (3m x 2.5m).
Bathroom	8'10\" x 6'5\" (2.7m x 1.96m).

From Dumbarton proceed north along the A82 following signs for Loch Lomond. Continue north along western shore of the Loch and enter the village of Tarbet. Take the A83 following signs for Oban and proceed into the village of Arrochar. On exiting the village of Arrochar take the first turning on the right and signposted to Succoth. Proceed for around 150 yards and turn right into the cul-de-sac. Bear right - Heatherbank lies on the left.