One-bedroom ground floor flat

*** PRIME INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY *** Fully Refurbished 1 Bedroom ground floor flat, FANTASTIC HOLIDAY LET POTENTIAL of up to £16-17,000pa or long term rental with £500pcm for lease. £6,800pa. Stunning location. Situated on the Ground Floor. **PROPERTY FULLY RENOVATED** This has been refurbished 1 year ago and a ground floor flat. This is ready for Air BNB and refurbished to a high standard The potential as a short term Holiday let/ AIR BNB / VRBO could generate circa £47 per night. £16-17,000 pa. FANTASTIC YIELD OPPORTUNITY in the region of 50%pa as holiday let. LOCAL SALES EVIDENCE; 15, Lochend Street, Campbeltown £125,100 Dec 2025; 19 Dell Road, Campbeltown £58,000 Aug 2025; Flat 4, 19, Longrow South, Campbeltown £100,000 Jul 2025*** HUGE POTENTIAL*** The building comprises a 4 storey residential development of traditional stone construction, rendered in roughcast at ground floor level. Access is gained via Burnbank Place via a controlled entrance door leading to a common stairwell with separate bin store located externally. One bedroom apartment comprising living room, bathroom, kitchen, storage cupboard & hallway. The property is in excellent condition and all furniture are present and in good condition. **EXCELLENT CAPITAL GROWTH** IDEAL INVESTMENT with great yield potenital. The property has been completely renovated and will be sold fully furnished ready to be let long term or as a short term let. Excellent opportunity in stunning place As a short term Holiday let/ AIR BNB / VRBO potential would generate circa £47 per night. £16-17,000 pa. FANTASTIC YIELD OPPORTUNITY in the region of 50%pa as holiday let. The property is situated on the corner of Burbank Place and Bolam Street within Campbeltown’s centre. Campbeltown (population 6,000) is the principal town on Kintyre, a long peninsula on the west coast of Scotland with the Atlantic Ocean on its western seaboard and the Kilbrannan Peninsula and Firth of Clyde on the eastern seaboards. The Mull of Kintyre is to the south. It lies some 50 miles south of Lochgilphead and 138 miles south west of Glasgow and is accessible via the A83. The town is popular with tourists and has recently enjoyed a resurgence in popularity due to investment into local leisure facilities, the revival of whisky production and the support of the major wind power industry that has established itself on the peninsula. The harbour is busy with leisure, craft and fishing boats and the surrounding area provides for excellent golfing and water sports opportunities.