Morar, Mallaig, Inverness-Shire

Morar Burn Lodge is a stylish property featuring three bedrooms and contemporary living space arranged over four levels. Beautifully finished throughout, the home features elegant bespoke fittings, generous use of glass, and exposed timber elements that create a strong connection to the stunning, untamed surrounding landscape.

Entering into the lower ground level there is a beautifully appointed kitchen and dining room with sliding glass doors opening onto the terrace area and a partial double-height ceiling with skylights above. The kitchen itself is fitted with stylish modern units, providing plenty of storage, as well as a central island and integrated appliances. There is space for a family dining table, while the adjoining utility room provides further storage and space for home appliances. Stairs lead to the upper ground floor, where there is a well-proportioned sitting room and a comfortable family room. The rooms are divided by the glass balustrades of the staircase and galleried landing, creating an open-plan feel. The main sitting room has a vaulted ceiling, full-height windows and a breathtaking arched, double-height end gable window, looking out across the garden. The family room provides further space in which to relax, with its skylights affording views towards the sea to the west.

On the upper ground level, there are two well-presented double bedrooms of similar proportions, both benefiting from built-in storage and high-spec en suite shower rooms. This level also includes a family bathroom. On the first floor, there is a further double bedroom with its own en suite shower room.

The house is nestled in a secluded setting, surrounded by woodland and hills, with views towards the stunning coastline. The driveway leads to the front of the property, where there is parking space for several vehicles and steps leading to the front entrance, patio and terrace area, which is accessed via the lower levels’ kitchen and dining room. At the rear there is a further area of patio for al fresco dining, an area of raised lawn and a gate leading directly to a hillside.

The property occupies a picturesque and secluded position in the West Highlands, between Loch Morar and the dramatic western coastline.

The small village of Morar lies approximately two miles away, and provides some everyday amenities, while the port town of Mallaig is less than five miles away, providing access to a small supermarket and various other amenities.

Fort William, approximately 39 miles away offers access to a wider range of shops and amenities, including several larger supermarkets together with Nevis Range Ski Resort and a mainline train station. The famous West Highland train line terminates at
Mallaig and the journey from Fort William to
Mallaig is known as one of the most scenic train
routes in the world.

Schooling in the area includes a primary school in Morar, another in Arisaig and both primary and secondary schools in Mallaig.

The area is one of the most secluded in the country and features direct access to some of the most spectacular landscapes and scenery to be found across the British Isles. Walking, cycling, climbing, sailing and all manner of alternative outdoor pursuits are all easily accessible.