The detached former residential dwelling, with an ancillary area previously operating as a police station, extends to an entrance hallway, living room, three bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and a rear office.

The 888 sq ft building occupies a level site and features a dedicated driveway with a garden to the front and rear. It also benefits from a small outhouse to the rear, used for storage purposes.

Adam Honeyman, surveyor at Shepherd, said: “This building represents a rare opportunity to secure a property with residential redevelopment potential, subject to planning, within the popular tourist destination of Argyle & Bute.

“Unsurprisingly, this unique property has generated a great deal of interest among potential purchasers keen to secure an attractive holiday home in a rural location of outstanding natural beauty as well as from landlords seeking to expand their portfolios to meet the demand of a booming staycation market.”