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Diabaig, Achnasheen, IV22

PROPERTY TYPE

Bungalow

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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TENURE
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Key features

  • Approx 0.50 Acres in Total
  • Wood Burning Stove in Lounge
  • Non Standard Construction
  • Mooring with Property
  • Grocery Store in Torridon Village
  • Vibrant Local Community
  • Conservatory
  • Amazing Sea Views
  • Three Bedroom Bungalow with Boat House
  • On The Shore of Loch Torridon

Description

Located on the shore of Loch Torridon, this cosy bungalow offers accommodation to include: Conservatory, Lounge, Kitchen, Utility Lobby, Three Bedrooms, Shower Room and Bathroom. Boat House to Front. Driveway. Mooring. Area of Land to Rear.

The tiny settlement of Diabaig sits at what feels like the edge of the world: a small crofting and fishing community tucked into a horseshoe bay on the north side of Loch Torridon in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland. Reached by a winding single-track road over the Bealach na Gaoithe (“Pass of the Winds”), it has an extraordinary sense of remoteness and drama. The landscape combines ancient sandstone mountains, sea lochs, pinewoods, peat moors, waterfalls and exposed Atlantic coastline in a way that many people consider among the finest scenery in Britain. 


The Ghille Brighde restaurant in the old village school by the pier is well worth a visit and is a short walk from the property.

The wider Torridon region is not a single village so much as a landscape identity. It includes Glen Torridon, the sea lochs around Shieldaig and Diabaig, and the famous Torridon mountains: Liathach, Beinn Eighe and Beinn Alligin. These mountains rise almost directly from sea level, creating an unusually dramatic vertical scale.

Geologically, the region is astonishingly old. The Torridonian sandstone and Lewisian gneiss around Diabaig are among the oldest rocks in Europe, roughly 2.6–3 billion years old. The landscape has a raw, primeval appearance: steep terraces of red sandstone, pale quartzite caps, corries gouged by glaciers, and dark lochs stretching toward the Atlantic.

Diabaig itself is extremely small — just scattered houses around the lochside and pier. There is a deep quietness here: seabirds, deer, sheep, shifting weather, and the constant presence of water and mountain. Many visitors describe it less as a destination and more as an immersion in wilderness.

Torridon is legendary among British hillwalkers and mountaineers. The mountains are not especially high by Alpine standards — most are around 1,000–1,100 metres — but their steepness, exposure and rocky complexity make them serious undertakings. The terrain is often compared emotionally to the Rockies or Norwegian fjords compressed into Highland scale.

The walking here is rugged rather than manicured. Paths can disappear into rock, bog or scree. Weather changes rapidly and navigation skills are essential. Torridon rewards experience: map-and-compass competence, comfort on steep terrain, and respect for Atlantic weather systems.

The coastal walking around Diabaig is exceptional. A path continues from the village toward Redpoint through rocky coastline, moorland and hidden coves. The terrain is rough but comparatively low-level, with constant sea views and frequent sightings of seals, otters and seabirds.

Around Torridon village itself there are easier shore walks and woodland paths near the loch. Ancient Caledonian pinewoods survive here, giving the landscape a softer contrast to the severe mountain ridges.

What distinguishes Diabaig and Torridon is not only beauty but scale and isolation. Roads narrow to single track. Villages become sparse. Mountains rise abruptly from the sea. At night there is little artificial light. In bad weather the area can feel elemental and ancient; in calm weather it can feel almost impossibly peaceful.


The Torridon Stores and Cafe offers day to day groceries. It is understood that several Supermarkets deliver to Torridon for residents of Diabeag to collect.



EPC Band: G

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Monthly repayments£1,104
Property: £ 220,000
Deposit: £ 22,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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