• 0.10hectares of land towards the rear elevation +
• Breathtaking views over the countryside and Loch Hourn +
• Double glazed windows throughout +
• Electric fire +
• Peaceful and tranquil location +

A rare opportunity to purchase a two bedroomed, semi-detached cottage with stunning views towards Loch Hourn.

Property - Positioned in a picturesque settling with stunning views over the countryside and Loch Hourn, this two bedroomed, semi-detached cottage is well-proportioned throughout, is fully double glazed, and retains its original character having thick stone walls. It appeal to a range of prospective purchasers, especially those seeking a property located in a peaceful and tranquil settling and only by viewing can one appreciate the accommodation on offer. The property within is spread over one floor and comprises an entrance porch and entrance hall, a spacious lounge (with feature electric fire set within a wooden surround), an inner hall, kitchen, shower room and two double bedrooms, with the principle bedroom benefiting from a fitted cupboard.
The kitchen is fully fitted with wall and base mounted units with worktops, splashback tiling, a 1 ½ stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer. Free standing goods located here and included in the sale comprise a washing machine, an electric cooker, a fridge and freezer and a dishwasher. The shower room is fitted with a three piece suite comprising a WC, a wash hand basin and a wet walled shower cubical with electric shower.
Externally, the front elevation is predominantly laid to lawn, with a stone path leading to the front door of the cottage. The rear and side elevation is laid to lawn and sited here is a garden shed. Further to this, an additional parcel of land lies to the rear elevation which extends to approximately 0.10 hectares and is enclosed by wire fencing.
Arnisdale is a hamlet in the Scottish highlands, and lies on the North shore of Loch Hourn approximately 10 miles away from the village of Glenelg which has a shop, a primary school, a nursery, coffee shops and other amenities including the popular Glenelg Inn and restaurant. Surrounded by natural beauty, with hills, lochs, and coastlines nearby, this is a haven for walkers, artists, nature-lovers and those seeking an escape from the bustle of urban life. The nearby ferry – the last manually operated turntable in the world - adds a touch of local history and connects you to the rugged charm of Skye in minutes.

Entrance Porch - approx 2.34m x 1.60m (approx 7'8" x 5'2") -

Entrance Hall -