Ben Sgoiltaire Cottage Ben Sgoiltaire Cottage, Isle of Colonsay, Argyll and Bute, PA61 7YT

Situated in a pleasant, rural location on the picturesque Isle of Colonsay, Beinn Sgoltaire offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented four-bedroom bungalow, a wonderful family home in a much sought-after area of this enchanting island. Operated as a working croft, the property sits within a land area extending to approximately 12 acres (4.9 hectares).

The formal entrance to the property is positioned to the front, with the main door leading through to a central hallway. To the left, the lounge is positioned to the front of the house, perfectly positioned to take in the far-reaching coastal views.

A combined kitchen and dining area is located to the rear of the house, an inviting space flooded with natural daylight thanks to dual aspect windows. The kitchen is fitted with a range of whitecoloured wall and floor units, complimented by a contrasting marble effect worktop.

Accommodation is provided by way of four bedrooms, each benefitting from built-in wardrobe space. The largest bedroom is positioned to the front of the house, also benefiting from an en-suite shower room. A family bathroom is also accessed from the central hallway.

A utility room is located adjacent to the kitchen, completing the property layout. This room also gives access to the rear garden area, with a ramped access suitable for those with mobility difficulties.

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The property sits in an enviable location, surrounded by picturesque countryside. The fenced croft land extends to an area of approximately 11.5 acres, currently used for livestock. It is understood that the property also benefits from one share of the common grazing.

An area to the front of the house makes a wonderful outdoor seating area, a sun trap offering wonderful open views across the croft. The land to the rear of the hose slopes up, comprising grassland with rocky outcrops.

The property is a short walk from beautiful sandy beaches, perfect for those looking to explore the coastline or spend time on the water.