Cottages At Bremenvoir Croft, Ardtun, Bunessan, Isle Of Mull, PA67

Two well presented established holiday letting cottages, with far reaching coastal views on the Ross of Mull

Heather Cottage

Heather Cottage is set just 300 yards from the rugged, rocky shoreline of Bremenvoir croft, in one of Mull’s most remote and unspoiled locations. The cottage itself is a charming traditional property that has been thoughtfully modernised while retaining much of its original character and warmth.

Set across a single level, this beautifully presented property is conveniently arranged to offer a comfortable one-bedroom living, benefitting from far-reaching views across to The Burg.

The grounds are rich in wildlife, with a wide variety of species regularly seen in the garden and across the surrounding land. The area offers a truly tranquil escape, framed by dramatic coastal scenery and unspoilt natural beauty. The nearby sandy beaches are perfect for quiet walks and exploration.

Heather Cottage is just a fifteen-minute drive from the ferry at Fionnphort, offering easy access to the sacred Isle of Iona—making it a perfect base for exploring this iconic part of the Inner Hebrides.

Croftlee

Croftlee is a charming one-bedroom cottage, also situated within Bremenvoir Croft in Ardtun on the southern shores of the Isle of Mull. The cottage enjoys stunning views of the Burg and is surrounded by acres of open countryside, set well back from the road for added peace and seclusion.

Although compact, this popular letting cottage is thoughtfully equipped with everything needed for holiday accommodation, offering an authentic and welcoming island experience.

The Cottages at Bremenvoir Croft is situated within the community of Ardtun on the Ross of Mull. The nearby villages of Bunessen and Pennyghael boast thriving communities, with amenities including general store, hotel and village hall. The ferry to Iona, a popular tourist destination is just 15 minutes’ drive from the property.

The island bus route provides a regular transport link to the ferry port of Craignure. The Isle of Mull is easily accessible from the mainland ferries from Oban and Lochaline. There is also a small airstrip at Glenforsa suitable for private aircraft and a main line train service operating several times daily between Glasgow and Oban - some connecting directly with the ferries.

Mull boasts an extraordinary and diverse range of scenery, wildlife and leisure activities which brings large numbers of visitors throughout the year. The island also hosts a number of music and arts festivals plus the annual Tour of Mull car rally.
In the sea surrounding Mull there are various trips provided to local puffin and seal colonies and to Iona, as well as the island of Staffa where many tourists visit Fingal’s Cave.

Mains electricity, mains water, private drainage, BT phone and internet connectivity.

Please note, the heating boiler has recently been removed leaving opportunity for the new owner to install to their preferred specification.

Within the grounds sit two detached one bedroom letting cottages, each popular with holidaymakers eager to explore this captivating part of the island. Managed privately, the cottages offer private garden areas where guests can relax and enjoy the sweeping open views, along with convenient adjacent parking.

From the ferry terminal in Craignure, take the A849 south, following signs for Bunessen and Fionphort. Continue for approximately 29 miles, continuing through the village of Pennyghael. Upon entering the village of Bunessen, take the right-hand turn, signposted for Ardtun.

Continue along the road for approximately two miles and the entrance track to Bremenvoir will be located on the left-hand side, clearly marked by a sign board on the gate.

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Fixtures and Fittings by separate negotiation.