Bunessan, Isle of Mull, Argyll and Bute, PA67

A charming two-bedroom detached cottage, set in an elevated coastal position overlooking the popular coastal village of Bunessan on the ever-popular Isle of Mull.

Positioned in an elevated waterfront setting overlooking the tranquil waters of Bunessan Bay, Mo-Dhachaidh offers a rare opportunity to acquire a charming, stone-built detached cottage, set beneath a traditional slate roof. This delightful property enjoys an enviable and peaceful location, perfectly suited as a permanent residence, holiday home, or idyllic island retreat.

Accessed directly from the island road via a private track, the approach leads to a gated entrance opening into a generous parking area, comfortably accommodating multiple vehicles. The grounds naturally follow the contours of the hillside, gently sloping away to the front and enhancing the property’s commanding outlook.

Entry to the property is via a glazed uPVC door, leading into a welcoming and functional entrance room. This space serves as a useful boot room and utility area, complete with laundry facilities and space for an American-style fridge freezer. From here, feature timber doors open into the heart of the home: a characterful, open-plan kitchen and dining area.

The kitchen is thoughtfully designed with bespoke cabinetry, creating a warm and rustic feel in keeping with the property’s heritage. An exposed stone wall, enhanced by timber shelving, provides both visual interest and additional storage. A substantial multi-fuel stove set within a timber fire surround forms an attractive focal point, ensuring the space is both cosy and inviting. Twin windows in the dining area frame picturesque views while allowing natural light to flood the room.

A door from the dining space leads to a hallway positioned along the front elevation of the property. This hallway can also be accessed independently via a front entrance vestibule, offering a sheltered point of entry.

Located at the end of the hallway, the family lounge is a comfortable and inviting living space, finished with natural timber elements. A wood-burning stove, set within a decorative fireplace, provides both character and supplementary warmth to the gas-fired central heating system. As with the kitchen, dual-aspect windows capture uninterrupted views across the bay and surrounding landscape.

Two bedrooms are accessed from the hallway, each large enough to accommodate a double bed. The accommodation is complemented by a WC fitted with a wash hand basin, along with a separate walk-in shower room featuring a modern mixer shower and tiled surround.

Externally, to the front, an extensive area of raised decking provides an exceptional vantage point from which to fully appreciate the breathtaking coastal scenery. This superb outdoor space offers ample room for seating and entertaining, making it ideal for relaxing while taking in the ever-changing views across the bay. At the far end of the deck, a hot tub is perfectly positioned for those wishing to enjoy the coastal surroundings in all seasons.

An attached room to the side of the house, ‘The Wee Gin House’ is a quirky space to sit and relax, also offering a potential as overflow accommodation. The driveway continues around to the rear of the property, where a timber shed provides storage for garden equipment and outdoor machinery, adding further practicality to the home.

This charming and unspoilt cottage occupies an enviable coastal position, offering a true sense of escape and tranquillity. The south-facing aspect ensures the front decking area is bathed in natural sunlight, creating an exceptional outdoor space from which to enjoy the spectacular sea views and surrounding natural beauty.

Mo Dhachaidh is located in the charming and historic village of Bunessan on the Isle of Mull, offering a peaceful and scenic coastal setting that is highly sought after by buyers looking to embrace island living.

This charming coastal village provides a well-served local hub, with amenities including a general store, primary school, café, and village hall, while the nearby ferry at Fionnphort offers regular crossings to Iona, making the area ideal for both permanent residents and those seeking a holiday retreat.

The wider area boasts an abundance of natural beauty, with sandy beaches, rugged coastline, and open countryside all within easy reach, offering excellent opportunities for walking, wildlife watching, and outdoor pursuits. Bunessan combines rural tranquillity with accessibility, being approximately 48 miles from Tobermory, the island’s main town, where a broader range of shops, services, and transport links can be found.

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.

Specifications include mains electricity, mains water, private drainage, gas-fired heating, BT Wi-Fi and telephone connectivity, multi-fuel and electric stoves.

Externally, to the front, an extensive area of raised decking provides an exceptional vantage point from which to fully appreciate the breathtaking coastal scenery. This superb outdoor space offers ample room for seating and entertaining, making it ideal for relaxing while taking in the ever-changing views across the bay. At the far end of the deck, a hot tub is perfectly positioned for those wishing to enjoy the coastal surroundings in all seasons.

An attached room to the side of the house, ‘The Wee Gin House’ is a quirky space to sit and relax, also offering a potential as overflow accommodation. The driveway continues around to the rear of the property, where a timber shed provides storage for garden equipment and outdoor machinery, adding further practicality to the home.

This charming and unspoilt cottage occupies an enviable coastal position, offering a true sense of escape and tranquillity. The south-facing aspect ensures the front decking area is bathed in natural sunlight, creating an exceptional outdoor space from which to enjoy the spectacular sea views and surrounding natural beauty.

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 the village of Bunessen, take the right-hand turn, signposted towards Ardtun. After crossing the bridge, take the track ahead, following it to the left where it leads to the gated entrance to the property.