ArdvrenLoch Ardvren · Perthshire
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Fog lifting off Loch Ardvren at seven in the morning, the pines of the south shore behind it

A·R·D·V·R·E·N

The loch at seven.Loch Ardvren is 3.1 miles long and 41 metres deep. Six of the Phase 2 plots run to its waterline; every plot shares 900 metres of common shore, the jetty and the boathouse.

Lochside plots

Heritable, in your name.A registered title to the ground, the trees on it and the shore below it. No ground rent, no lease to run out.

What you own

Turnkey in nine months.Three lodge designs, built by the estate’s own contractor and handed over finished, the kettle working.

The lodges

Saturdays and Wednesdays.Two-hour viewings on foot, by appointment: the plots you ask for, a Phase 1 lodge, the shore.

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The Allt Ardvren burn cutting white through the pine canopy, seen from above

The estateWhat you own /
what you don’t

Yours, outright

A heritable plot of between 1,150 and 2,900 square metres, registered in your name. The trees on it. The shore below it, to the waterline, where it has one. A tarmac spur, three-phase power, 900 Mb fibre and private water to the boundary, and consent in principle for one dwelling of up to 140 square metres.

640acres of Caledonian pine and birch, in one ownership since 1911

2.4miles of loch shore, 900 metres of it common to every owner

24plots in Phase 2, fourteen of them still available

Ours, always

The estate keeps the roads, the water treatment, the jetty, the boathouse and the forester. It keeps the rules too: no fences between plots, no exterior light warmer than 2,700 kelvin, larch or charred larch on every wall, one dwelling to a plot, and no felling of anything over thirty centimetres round without the forester’s say-so. The service charge is £1,140 a year.

The estate, in motion

Flown in one week of September: the pines from above at first light, the fog lifting off the loch, and the south shore where Phase 2 begins.

Three lodges, drawn for these plots

Each is built by the estate’s own contractor in Scottish larch, on a floor plan sized to its plot type, and handed over finished: foundations, frame, triple glazing, an air-source heat pump, kitchen, bathrooms and the deck. Nine months from the day your plot completes.

Natural larch as standard; charred larch, a wood-burning stove, a longer deck, a boot room, solar and a shore sauna are the options. Price your lodge
Rain held on the needles of a Scots pine branch

Three hundred years, kept

The trees

Ardvren’s oldest pines were seedlings around 1720. Every plot carries a covenant on its trees: nothing over thirty centimetres round comes down without the estate’s consent, and the estate forester marks what may. Building platforms were set by walking each plot with him before it was drawn. The trees will outlast the lodges. That is the point of them.

The shore

Lochside plots run to the waterline and come with a mooring on the estate jetty. Woodland and ridge plots share 900 metres of common shore, the boathouse with its four rowing boats, and the swimming ladder at the point. Loch Ardvren is 3.1 miles long, 41 metres deep and, in August, a bearable 15 degrees.

Loch Ardvren from the air: a long loch with a wooded island, pine forest to every horizon

Phase 2 · released 12 September 2026Twenty-four plots, three kinds of ground

14 available 6 reserved 4 sold
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The year at Ardvren

Eight months from the estate’s own album. The stags are on the ridge in October, the swimming ladder goes back in the water in May, and the fire on the point is lit for the longest day.

Two owners sitting on the deck of their lodge, looking out into the birch wood

Phase 1, occupied

Sixteen lodges, every one of them lived in

“We bought plot 9 in the rain, which Fiona said was the honest way to see it. Eighteen months on, the rain is still the best of it.”

Come and walk it

  • Saturdays10.00 – 16.00
  • Wednesdays13.00 – 17.00
  • Office, Mon – Fri9.00 – 17.30

Viewings are by appointment and take about two hours: the plots you have asked for, one of the Phase 1 lodges, and the shore. Wear boots.

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