Potential site for cabin/lodge or temporary lodging (subject to researching and gaining necessary consents). Rectangular area of ground housing redundant equipment and disused concrete water tank.

Strontian provides a local centre in a beautiful remote area of the west coast of Scotland. Situated on the east shore of the sea loch, Loch Sunnart the village is home to primary and secondary school

Located extremely popular tourist trail in the West of Scotland close to the major hub of Fort William. Massively popular trail with property demand all year round owing to close proximity to Glenfinnan Viaduct popularised by the Harry Potter franchise.

Two Former Water Tank sites totalling 789 Sq.M (0.19 acres). Potential site for cabin/ lodge or temporary lodging (subject to relevant consents). Larger site - 643 Sq.M (0.15 acres). Smaller site - 146 Sq.M (0.03 acres). Total Area - 789 Sq.M (0.19 acres). Located in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the West Coast of the Scottish Highlands. Potential development sites (subject to researching and gaining necessary consents). Located within an area of Scotland that attracts tens of thousands of visitors each year and is well-known for a shortage of available accommodation during peak times. Grid Ref: CWT/WTW – 181211,763556. DSR – 181552, 763271. The site comprises a rectangular area of ground and houses redundant equipment and disused concrete water tank housed in the ground. Strontian provides a local centre in a beautiful remote area of the west coast of Scotland. Situated on the east shore of the sea loch, Loch Sunnart the village is home to primary and secondary school. Located extremely popular tourist trail in the West of Scotland close to the major hub of Fort William. Massively popular trail with property demand all year round owing to close proximity to Glenfinnan Viaduct popularised by the Harry Potter franchise.

From the A82 approx 8 miles south of Fort William take the ferry from Corran to Ardgour. Turn left (A861) and stay on the road till you reach Strontian (14 miles). Drive through the village and take frst right (Scotstown) after crossing the Strontian River. Stay on the road for approx. 1.5 miles keeping left at the Y junction. Then turn left at the brown sign for Heatherbank B & B. Follow the track for about half a mile and through 2 gates. About 200m past the second gate, which is at a bridge, take the track to the right which leads to the WTW & CWT site which are adjacent to the track, after approx. 100m. If you look down-hill from this right turn, there is a distinctive rowan tree at the bottom of the Grazings, which is on the DSR site.

Full Address:  Former Water Tank Sites, Scotstown, Loch Sunnart, PH36 4JB