Location

Chapel Farm is nestled in the picturesque rolling countryside about 3 miles west of Kilmacolm, a conservation village situated in Inverclyde. Kilmacolm lies 18 miles to the west of Glasgow and is renowned as one of the most affluent villages in Scotland, lying on the north side of the beautiful Gryffe Valley. The village caters for all ages and has a broad range of social activities often centred around the local golf, tennis, squash and bowling clubs. Kilmacolm has its own primary school and the renowned St Columba's independent school is based here. Transport links are also available for Glasgow's highly regarded private schools which include Glasgow and Kelvinside academies, The High School of Glasgow, Hutchesons' Grammar, St Aloysius and Craigholme School for Girls. Retail shopping and a range of supermarkets can be found in both Port Glasgow (6 miles) or Johnstone (7 miles).

The scenic countryside around Kilmacolm offers excellent trout and salmon fishing opportunities. Outdoor enthusiasts can also enjoy the Sustrans cycle track, which provides routes to Greater Glasgow and central Scotland. Glasgow International Airport is around 13 miles from the property and the M8 offers swift commuting links to the commercial hubs of central Scotland. Kilmacolm offers a frequent bus service while rail connections are to be found in Port Glasgow or Johnstone.

Glasgow has earned a reputation as one of the UK's leading retail cities, offering a range of shopping complexes including Braehead, Buchanan Galleries, Silverburn and the St Enoch Centre. Cultural experiences include the newly refurbished Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Riverside Museum, Glasgow Science Centre, Royal Concert Hall, various theatres, the Burrell Collection (within Pollok Country Park) and a variety of other attractions.

Description

Farmland extending to approximately 85.6 acres (34.6 hectares) within two distinct blocks, separated by the road leading from Chapel Farm, past Clachers and onward to High Mathernock. Whilst this is a registered public road, it is not maintained by the Council and is no longer a through road due to being impassable at Clachers (but accessible from both ends to this point). The land is a mixture of classes 4(2) and 5(3) with private or natural water sources.

The land rises from 118m to 190m at the highest point, and provides good grazing and outwintering for livestock. The private water source and collection tank for Chapel Farmhouse is located on the hill and if lot 2 is sold separately, the appropriate rights will be reserved to use and maintain this.

Directions

From Kilmacolm head southwest on the B786 / Lochwinnoch Road towards Elphiston Court. After 1 mile turn right on to the B788, and after a further 1.5 miles turn right (signposted Chapel and Clachers). Chapel Farm is the property on your left-hand side just by the junction.

From Glasgow, join the M8 heading towards Glasgow Airport. Follow for around 8 miles and take the slip road on the left following signs for the A737. After 3.4 miles take the slip road left for the B789 / Barrochan Road. Shortly after turn right on to the B789 / Barrochan Road. At the roundabout take the 1st exit for the A761 / Bridge of Weir Road. After 5 miles turn left onto the B788. Follow for 2.6 miles and turn right to arrive at the property.

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