Stilligarry, Isle of South Uist, Eilean Siar, HS8

Situated in the peaceful crofting township of Stilligarry, Taigh A Bhuachaille is a beautifully presented two-bedroom detached bungalow enjoying stunning views towards Ben Mhor

A UPVC door opens into the bright west facing sunroom, where large windows frame views across the garden and the coast. A glazed door leads into the central hall which is orientated east to west and is filled with sunlight on a sunny day.
The kitchen sits to the left has been recently refitted with sapphire blue Wren kitchen units complemented by white quartz worktops. Integrated appliances include a NEFF hide & slide double oven, microwave , induction hob, extractor hood and dishwasher, together with a Belfast sink & additionally a pull out double recycling bin creating a practical and stylish space. Distant sea views. Lane to a stunning beach is three quarters of mile walk away.
There is a utility room to the right which houses the laundry & cleaning items, a Siemens washing machine and a Bosch tumble dryer. Useful shelving provides storage facilities.A small window to the west facing sunroom ( no sink).
From the hall, a door leads to the spacious lounge has been extended and features a multifuel stove set on a tiled hearth with an oak mantel, creating a cosy focal point. Three large windows overlook the gardens and fill the room with natural light.
The dining room sits to the end of the hall and enjoys lovely views towards Beinn Mhor through dual aspect panoramic windows and a door offers direct access to the garden, making it a versatile space for dining or everyday living.
To the right of the hall sits a large master bedroom with dual aspect (east and south) facing windows and next door, a second double bedroom which has built-in wardrobes.
Completing the accommodation is a beautifully finished bathroom fitted with a modern white suite incorporating a large walk-in shower with blue and white tiles, contemporary sapphire blue vanity unit and heated towel rail and white porcelain floor tiles. Large bathroom window.
Outside, the large plot and mature wraparound gardens are mainly laid to lawn but include deep flower filled borders comprising a multitude of shrubs & trees which encourage bird life and is a stunning garden in summer. A gardener’s delight!
Along with the large gravel driveway which can accommodate multiple parking, the setting provides a peaceful setting from which to enjoy the surrounding countryside and mountain views. A substantial stone-built workshop, complete with electricity, offers excellent storage, workshop space or potential for home working.

Stilligarry is a traditional crofting township approximately 12 miles south of Balivanich, the main service centre for the Uists, where there are shops, schools, healthcare facilities and an airport with regular flights to the Scottish mainland. Creagorry, around six miles away, provides everyday amenities including a convenience store, post office and filling station, while Lochboisdale, approximately 14 miles distant, offers further shops, services and the ferry terminal with regular sailings to Mallaig and Oban.
South Uist is a stunning island surrounded by crystal clear sea with white sand beaches to the west and heather uplands dominated by Beinn Mhor to the east.

The 20 miles of machair that runs behind the sand dunes is productive with nature-friendly farming which supports many rare species, including wader birds, Corncrake and Corn Bunting. There is superb off-road horse riding, exceptional archaeology, and opportunities for water sports. Storas Uibhist Estates manage the oldest Link Golf Course in the Outer Hebrides at Askernish - and other sporting interests. The machair lochs have world-class freshwater fishing. The Hebridean Way walking and cycle route runs through Uist.

South Uist has a population of approximately 1800 people. It is one of the last strongholds of the Gaelic language in Scotland and has an active crofting community. South Uist is linked by causeway to the other four islands in the Uist chain. Lochboisdale is the main ferry terminus with sailings to Mallaig and Oban. There is also a ferry connection from Lochmaddy on North Uist to Uig on Skye and ferry links to the rest of the Outer Hebrides, airport is 13 miles away with daily flights to Glasgow,

A school bus runs to the nearest primary school 8 miles away at Lochdar and Lionacleit secondary school, which is approximately 9 miles. The University of the Highlands and Islands deliver fine art, music, and archaeology courses from Uist. There is a community library, sports centre, hospital, and other local services nearby.

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Drainage to septic tank



From Lochboisdale, follow A865 north for 14.5 miles. Turn left at the Stillgarry signpost.
From Lochmaddy, take the A867 to Clachan. Turn left and follow the A865 for approximately 20 miles until you reach the Stillgarry signpost. Turn right.
Once on the Stillgarry township road, continue and Taigh A Bhuachaille is the second house on the left-hand side.
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