Bell Ingram Coastal Properties Sail Into the Press

Waterside homes make a splash in national property headlines

A LUXURY waterside property which not only has its own pier and harbour but overlooks one of the prime locations on the west coast of Scotland has enjoyed plenty of property PR coverage.

Estate agents Bell Ingram are marketing two waterfront letting units within the well-established Melfort Pier and Harbour holiday village in Melfort, Argyll both of which are rated Category 2 for the disabled.

The sale offers the chance to own a unique property that provides a strong holiday letting business in addition to the potential for a wonderful second home.

Both units within the Scandinavian-designed Boat House are two-storey, semi-detached houses which offer three spacious en-suite bedrooms, lounge, open plan dining/kitchen and a sauna.

The outside area offers buyers the chance to enjoy their own moorings on the loch, fishing from the pier and use of their own built-in barbeque for alfresco dining any time of the year.

The property featured in Tuesday’s edition of the paper and included 5 images of the Boat Houses. For more information please see the original press release.

The coverage was achieved as part of an ongoing PR campaign for Bell Ingram. If you would like to find out how quality public relations can help boost your business, get in touch with a member of our team today.

Island Home Splashes onto the Property Pages

News of a tranquil island escape in the form of a 18th century manse on the Isle of Lismore has been hitting the headlines with national newspaper, the Press and Journal.

Kilmoluag House, which originally dates from the 1740s, offers spacious, comfortable accommodation, ideal as a permanent home or island refuge.

It also comes complete with a large garden, paddock, barn, original Victorian pigsty, a resident flock of Blue Peafowl and is on the market with Bell Ingram for offers over £495,000.

The original press release can be read here.

This unique property not only made a page lead and splash on the property pages section but was also featured on the front page of the newspaper itself.