Tucked among the trees at Dalavich, near the shores of Loch Awe, a two bedroom timber cabin has come onto the market with considerably more outdoor space than its modest size might suggest.

Known as Orchy, Cabin 42 occupies approximately a quarter of an acre of woodland grounds, with its own driveway, raised decking and an established holiday letting use.

The cabin sits within a chalet development in the Argyll village, surrounded by mature trees and natural garden areas that give the property a distinctly woodland character.

There is plenty of space outside, including a gravelled seating area with a fire pit, a large timber storage shed and a raised deck extending from the main living accommodation.

A hot tub currently occupies part of the decking, although this is available by separate negotiation rather than being included automatically in the sale.

Inside, the accommodation is compact but well arranged.

The main living space combines the lounge, kitchen and dining area, with glazed doors opening directly onto the decking and a wood burning stove providing a focal point.

Timber finishes feature throughout, while the fitted kitchen has oak effect units and practical worktop space.

There are two bedrooms, one of which contains a built in triple bunk bed, along with a Jack and Jill shower room.

Double glazing and electric heating supplement the wood burning stove, and the property has an EPC rating of E.

According to the selling agent, Orchy is currently operating successfully as holiday accommodation, although no trading figures have been provided.

The grounds are also substantial enough for the agent to suggest the possibility of additional cabin accommodation, but any such development would require planning permission and other necessary approvals.

That possibility should be treated separately from the existing property and its established use.

There is also a monthly factoring charge of approximately £75, covering maintenance of communal grounds, road upkeep, waste facilities and other shared services within the development.

Dalavich lies beside Loch Awe, where woodland, freshwater scenery and the surrounding hills have long attracted visitors to this part of Argyll.

The village has a shop with Post Office facilities, a bistro and a community hall with additional facilities.

For a cabin of relatively modest proportions, Orchy has an unusually generous amount of outdoor space, and that is arguably its most interesting characteristic.

The combination of mature trees, established holiday accommodation and a sizeable garden plot gives this little woodland property a character of its own.

The property is being marketed by MacPhee & Partners.

The asking price, full property details, photographs, floor plans, Home Report where available, and viewing information can all be found on the official listing.

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