The Isle of Bute, situated in the Firth of Clyde, is a beautiful and historic island with areas of great scenic beauty, a mild climate, and a popular holiday destination. The island is divided into two parts by the Highland Boundary Fault, with the north being hilly and uncultivated and the south being more rolling and cultivated. The western side of the island is known for its sandy beaches, and the town of Rothesay offers a range of amenities, including schools, shops, and a hospital. The island has excellent walking and cycling routes, including the West Island Way, and three golf courses. The property development site is located in the village of Ascog, with lovely coastal views and easy access to Rothesay ferry terminal. The site has been granted planning consent for two detached houses and two apartment blocks, and there is scope to revise this consent subject to meeting local plan policies.