• A sensitively extended, decrofted cottage with stunning coastal views. +
• One Reception Room. Four Bedrooms. +
• Comfortable family accommodation. +
• Easily managed, decrofted grounds with decked sitting area. +
• Modernised garden studio, laundry and workshop. +
• Far-reaching views across open land to The Minch. +
• About 0.16 hectares (0.4 acres) in all. +

No 194 Clashmore is in the scattered crofting township of Clashmore on the Stoer peninsula. The property is in a beautiful setting, one of a small cluster of traditional houses and with spectacular views across open croftland dotted with lochans to The Minch.
The surrounding area is one of the last great, unspoilt wildernesses in Europe where the dramatic outlines of Suilven, Canisp and Quinag provide a backdrop for a beautiful landscape of moorland and coastline. The village of Lochinver is a thriving and busy port with fishing vessels from many parts of the world landing their catches at the fish market. The village has two small supermarkets, Post Office, petrol station, Health Centre, Community/Leisure Centre and a primary school as well as a number of other shops and facilities. Ullapool, about a 50 minute drive away, has a wider range of amenities including a secondary school.

The current owners purchased the derelict, decrofted cottage in 1999 and have renovated and extended the existing building to create a delightful property with a spacious and well-appointed interior that takes advantage of the stunning views.
The open plan dining kitchen and spacious sitting room with a door to the decked sitting area are filled with coastal light and provide excellent family living spaces. A main staircase at the front of the house leads to a master bedroom suite, while there are two further bedrooms accessed via the rear staircase in the kitchen.

EPC Rating = D