Lochgair, Lochgilphead, Argyll and Bute

Set within the beautiful landscape of Argyll, Point House enjoys a peaceful position close to Lochgair, surrounded by the scenery for which this remarkable part of Scotland is renowned.

The property offers the rare opportunity to combine privacy and rural tranquillity with an authentic west coast lifestyle. A truly special home in an exceptional setting.

Mornings can begin with a walk through the surrounding countryside, afternoons can be spent on the water or exploring the coast, and evenings return to the peace and privacy of home.

Whether conceived as a principal residence, a second home or a base from which to explore Argyll and the west coast, Point House offers an opportunity to embrace a way of life increasingly difficult to find.

With its combination of character, privacy and proximity to the water, the property presents an appealing opportunity for those seeking a substantial Scottish retreat, permanent home or country escape.

The setting is quintessentially west coast, wooded hills, open countryside, lochs and an ever-changing sky combine to create a sense of tranquillity and seclusion, while the wider Argyll landscape provides an exceptional backdrop for outdoor pursuits and relaxed country living.

The accommodation is arranged to make the most of its surroundings, with well-proportioned living spaces and the potential for a relaxed contemporary country-house style. This charming home has been thoughtfully extended to create a spacious, beautifully presented property that combines character with modern comfort. Offering three well-proportioned bedrooms and two bathrooms, it provides an idyllic retreat in a truly peaceful setting.

The heart of the home is the delightful kitchen, complete with solid work surfaces, a striking exposed stone wall and a cosy log burner, creating a warm and welcoming space for everyday living. The main living area is bright and generously proportioned, with an appealing blend of natural light and architectural detail, providing the perfect setting for relaxing or entertaining.

Large windows throughout the home make the most of the spectacular outlook, framing breath-taking views across Loch Gair and allowing the changing scenery to become part of everyday life. Set in a tranquil location, the property offers a wonderful sense of peace and seclusion, making it an ideal sanctuary away from the demands of modern life.

The home is surrounded by generous gardens, offering ample space for gardening, children to play, entertaining or simply sitting back and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. A superb workshop, useful store and charming summerhouse further enhance the property's appeal, providing excellent space for hobbies, storage and leisurely afternoons.

Access is via a picturesque tidal ford, adding to the property's unique rural and coastal character, with crossing times naturally governed by the tide.

Summary of Accommodation
3 spacious bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Modern comfort
Traditional charm
Ground Source Heat Pump
Large gardens
Workshop and summerhouse
Stunning Loch Gair views
Peaceful, tranquil setting

Location
The appeal of Point House lies as much in its setting as in the house itself. Lochgair sits within the wider Kilmartin and Mid Argyll landscape, an area celebrated for its combination of dramatic scenery, woodland, coastline and rich archaeological heritage.

From the house, the landscape invites exploration. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for walking, cycling, boating, fishing and sailing, while the numerous lochs, islands and coastal inlets of Argyll provide endless scope for days spent outdoors.

For those seeking a slower pace, the setting is equally compelling simply as a place to switch off, enjoy the changing light and experience the distinctive atmosphere of Scotland's west coast.

Situated at Lochgair in Mid Argyll, within easy reach of the principal towns and transport links of the region.
The surrounding area provides a choice of local amenities, while Oban offers a broader range of shops, restaurants and services together with ferry connections to the islands. Glasgow is accessible by road, making the property within practical reach of the city while retaining a distinctly rural and secluded character.

Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: D
Tenure: Freehold






EPC Rating: D
Council Tax Band: C