Glen Carraig, Port Appin, Appin, Argyll, PA38

Exceptional home with magnificent views.

Description

Glen Carraig is an exceptional elevated detached bungalow occupying a prime position within the beautiful and picturesque village of Port Appin. The property has exceptional views which regularly showcase active wildlife, including otters, red squirrels, birds and a seal colony in the tidal bay.

The accommodation has a welcoming reception hallway leading to a beautiful sitting room which is dominated by a picture window that takes full advantage of the magnificent open aspects towards Ardnamurchan. There is a log burner at the focal point of the sitting room. The accommodation continues with three double bedrooms and a fabulous open plan fitted kitchen/dining room with contemporary units, granite worktops, integrated appliances and a Rangemaster cooker. The kitchen/dining room benefits from a full wall of glazed patio doors which open onto a south-facing decked terrace and the beautiful rear garden. There is a bathroom with a Roca suite. The substantial basement level provides excellent storage facilities. There is a car port to the side of the property and very good parking provision.

The gardens surrounding Glen Carraig are a credit to the current owners with greenhouse and a wide variety of mature trees and shrubs providing lovely seasonal colour and privacy.

Location

Glen Carraig is set in a wonderful elevated position with magnificent open aspects to the Isle of Shuna, Morven peninsula and Lismore island. The sought after village of Port Appin lies on the coast just north of Loch Creran as it meets the sea. It has two well respected seafood restaurants with The Pierhouse recently winning 'Romantic Restaurant of the Year' at the Hotels Scotland Awards. Port Appin is the terminal for the Lismore passenger ferry.

There is a local primary school, a well-stocked community shop and post office plus a doctors’ surgery in the village. The area has a thriving community with a number of community events, walks, coffee mornings, and art group which hosts a yearly exhibition. Port Appin is also known for excellent sailing, sea kayaking, paddle-boarding and is home to the community skiff. The hillwalking and mountaineering opportunities in the area are spectacular. A wide range of other facilities are available in Oban, which is around 19 miles from Port Appin and has a good variety of shops and professional services.

The peaceful atmosphere of Port Appin is complemented by its convenient proximity to the dramatic landscapes of Glencoe (19 miles), the outdoor adventure hub of Fort William, (30 miles) and trails to the Nevis Range. The surrounding area boasts a wealth of further sporting and recreational opportunities including some of the best skiing, fishing and shooting in Scotland, and is ideal for those pursuing hillwalking, climbing, mountain biking, water sports and golf. It is also a haven for wildlife.

Directions: From Glasgow, travel west on (A82). At the top of Loch Lomond turn right at the village of Tarbert and continue along the (A82) through Ardlui to Crianlarich. Continue on the (A82) at Tyndrum signposted Fort William. Go through Glencoe and Ballachulish. Take the 2nd exit at the roundabout sign posted (A828) Oban. Pass Stalker Castle and into Appin. After the police house and garden centre take the first right turn signposted Port Appin, Lismore Ferry. In Port Appin go past The Airds Hotel on your left, past the shop, around the sharp bend, with the shoreline on the right. Glen Carraig is on the left hand side.

Square Footage: 1,061 sq ft



Additional Info

Septic tank
Bulk tank gas central heating - boiler to radiators
Mains water supply