Burnside Cottage, Prison Brae, Tobermory, Isle of Mull, PA75

A charming two-bedroom cottage offers buyers an exciting restoration project, located centrally within the picturesque coastal town of Tobermory on the Isle of Mull.



Burnside Cottage offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a charming two-bedroom cottage, located centrally within the picturesque coastal town of Tobermory on the ever-popular Isle of Mull. In need of restoration and modernisation throughout, this traditional cottage benefits from grounds extending to approximately 0.40 acres.

Access to the cottage is from the front elevation, with the entrance leading through a vestibule and into a small hallway. The kitchen and the family bathroom are positioned within a newer extension, located to the front of the property.

The main part of the cottage is entered through a glazed door, leading into the dining room. The room is warmed through by a sizable multi-fuel stove with back boiler, offering warmth and comfort in equal measure. The room extends around to give access to the sitting room, a pleasant space which offers views out to the front.

Positioned centrally between the ground floor rooms, a L-shaped staircase leads to the upper floor where a small landing links two bedrooms. Each bedroom offers views out to the front, towards Tobermory Bay. It should be noted that the current design of the property limits the headroom in the bedrooms.

Positioned within a conservation area, this captivating property offers scope for those looking to create a wonderful home in this popular coastal town.

The property is accessed by a footpath which leads from Prison Brae, a pathway that links Tobermory High Street with the upper part of the town. An enclosed garden is positioned to the front adorned by a herbaceous border.

A pathway extends around to the rear of the cottage, giving access to a storage shed and wood store. A lean-to shed is also positioned at the gable end of the cottage.

The land area extends to an area of approximately 0.40 acres, the majority of which is mature woodland, located across Prison Brae. The woodland provides a source of fuel for the cottage and offers scope for development of additional outbuildings such as a garden studio.