Isle of Coll, Argyll and Bute, PA78

A rare opportunity to acquire a detached, three-bedroom property, set in a stunning coastal location within an RSPB reserve on the ever-popular Isle of Coll

Port Na Luing – A Charming Coastal Cottage by the Shore

Nestled along the stunning shoreline on the picturesque Isle of Coll, Port Na Luing is a delightful two-storey cottage that captures the essence of coastal living. This enchanting home offers a perfect blend of traditional charm and modern comfort — an idyllic retreat for those seeking peace, beauty, and a slower pace of life.

The main entrance leads into a glazed garden room at the front, perfectly positioned to capture the amazing coastal views. A hallway is positioned centrally, giving access to the lounge, kitchen and utility, which, in turn, leads through to the bathroom, positioned to the rear of the property.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of beech effect cabinets, complemented by a contrasting worktop. The design allows for a number of freestanding appliances.

To the right of the hall, a snug family lounge enjoys a cozy feel, a wonderful place to sit and relax. Dual aspect windows offer coastal views to the front and side, while a multi-fuel stove is a feature of the room, also offering warmth and comfort.

Upstairs, the first floor offers three bedrooms, each benefitting from open views to the front. The rooms offer comfort and tranquillity in equal measure. A convenient WC completes the upper level, completing the property layout.

From morning walks along the shore to evenings spent watching the tide roll in, Port na Luing, offers a rare opportunity to embrace the charm of coastal living in a setting that feels both timeless and welcoming.

Port Na Luing is located in a shorefront position, around 20 minutes’ drive from the coastal village of Arinagour. The village hosts a wide range of facilities including a church, post office, doctor’s surgery, general store, hotel, café, fuel station, fire station and gift shop. There is also a well-established primary school, award-winning hotel and a vibrant community centre with a sports hall and theatre facilities.

The Isle of Coll enjoys a rugged beauty and an enviable wildlife population including corncrakes, geese, waders, seals and otters. There are frequent sightings of basking sharks, minke whales, dolphins and seals in the surrounding waters.

The island enjoys official ‘Dark Sky’ status with no light pollution to speak of and is renowned for its tranquillity. The Island is connected to the mainland via either a regular Caledonian MacBrayne vehicular ferry which takes approximately 160 minutes from Oban or by a regular scheduled air service from Oban which takes approximately 30 minutes.

Specifications for the property include mains electricity, private water and drainage, multi fuel stove.



The Isle of Coll is accessed by a regular ferry service from Oban as well as a scheduled air service from Connel Airport. Upon disembarking the ferry, follow the B8070 island road across Coll towards Breachacha Castle. At the road end, follow the sandy track, continuing as it crosses the RSPB reserve. The track eventually leads to the house.

Fixtures and Fittings to be included in this sale by express agreement