Description
Three individually styled cottages presented in immaculate order with an established repeat customer base and growing income, exceptional views, peaceful rural surroundings and generous garden grounds. The cottages have the benefit of a short-term letting licence, being advertised on and are achieving strong occupancy levels year round, especially during the summer months.
Following a purchase, the properties may have the potential to be sold separately or occupied full time or on a long term let, subject to the necessary consents. This is truly a unique lifestyle opportunity, the possibility of island living with an established income.
Corncrake Cottage
Corncrake is the middle stone cottage being one and half storeys in height, under a pitched felt roof. It has an occupancy of 6/8 guests and is the largest of the three cottages.
The accommodation comprises of:
Ground Floor: Kitchen/dining room, bathroom with separate showering cubicle, twin and a double bedroom.
First Floor: Living room with bedroom annex, shower room and double bedroom.
The cottage extends to a gross internal floor area of 99.0 sq. m. (1,066 sq. ft.), or thereby.
Lapwing Cottage
Lapwing Cottage is a stone cottage of one and a half storeys under a felt roof. It is suitable accommodation for a family of 4 with an open plan kitchen/dining/living area. Outside has a private walled sun trap at the rear and at the front, long views of the surrounding islands from the generous garden grounds and seating area.
The accommodation comprises of:
Ground Floor: Kitchen/dining/living room. Bathroom with a shower cubicle.
First Floor: Double bedroom. Twin bedroom.
The Thatch
A traditional cottage sympathetically renovated and beautifully preserved in a peaceful setting with spectacular views.
The accommodation comprises of:
Ground Floor: Kitchen/Living room. Shower room. Double bedroom.
The cottage extends to a gross internal floor area of
38 sq. m. (409 sqft), or thereby.
Location
These iconic modernised traditional hebridean cottages are situated on the picturesque Isle of Tiree; 25 miles to the west of the Ardnamurchan peninsula and the Scottish mainland. Tiree is accessed by way of regular CalMac ferry crossings from Oban, via the Island of Coll. Alternatively, the island‚s airport is well served by regular connections to and from Glasgow airport.
Long recognised as the sunniest place in the British Isles, Tiree is the ideal place to rest and relax, walk and surf or simply soak up the solitude and wild nature of its long white sandy beaches and turquoise waters.
The three cottages are located in the peaceful township of Kilmoluaig in the north west of the island, well away from any passing traffic, with spectacular open views across the machair to Mull, Rum, Skye and the Outer Hebrides. Set within a generous enclosed garden surrounded by crofting land on all sides, it‚s an extremely tranquil location, yet still within walking distance or a short bike ride to Balevullin, an extremely popular surfing beach on the island.
Viewings
Strictly by contacting the sole agents. Your viewing may not be accompanied by a staff member of DM Hall.
Specifications
SERVICES
Heating: Independent Air Source Heat Pump to each cottage.
Drainage: Modern septic tank which serves all three cottages
Broadband: Tiree Broadband (local community broadband service) provides Wi-Fi
Water: Mains supply to each cottage
Electricity: Mains supply to each cottage, there are separate meters on each property.
Business
www. tiree-cottages.co.uk is being sold with the benefit of the website. The business has been operated by the vendor for over 15 years who now wishes to retire. The houses benefit from island tourism and business accommodation occupation, thus giving good potential for income most of
the year.
Accounts
Trading accounts are available upon request to seriously interested parties after a viewing has been undertaken.
