Lileas Cottage, Raeric Road, Tobermory, PA75 6PU

Set in a pleasant residential area above the picturesque coastal town of Tobermory, Lileas presents buyers with an excellent opportunity to acquire a beautifully maintained detached three bedroom property within easy reach of the town’s many attractions and amenities.

Entered from the rear elevation, the main entrance opens into a bright open plan living space. To the front, the lounge enjoys an airy atmosphere, filled with natural light from dual aspect windows, and is further enhanced by a multi fuel stove that complements the central heating system.

The lounge flows seamlessly into the kitchen and dining, with the kitchen featuring a range of wooden wall and floor cabinets paired with a granite effect worktop. An electric oven and hob are integrated into the design, with space available for additional under counter appliances. The dining area benefits from patio doors that open onto a paved terrace running along the side and front of the property.

Also on the ground floor, a generously sized bedroom can comfortably accommodate a double bed along with freestanding furniture. A contemporary shower room includes a quadrant shower and a white two piece suite, while a separate utility room to the rear provides useful storage and houses the modern washing machine, tumble dryer, and the hot water system and storage tank.

A wooden staircase leads to the upper floor, where a central landing offers a cosy seating area. Two further bedrooms—one configured as a twin and the other as a double—are positioned on either side of the property, each benefiting from built in storage. A second family bathroom completes the upper level, featuring a full size bath with shower over and a white suite.

Externally, the property is accessed via a gravel driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles. A paved pathway leads to the main entrance, while a spacious patio area offers an ideal setting for outdoor seating and entertaining. The garden is partially enclosed by a stone wall, with an area of lawn positioned to the front and a gravel path to the rear.

Currently operated as a successful holiday let, the property is now being offered to the open market.

Given its desirable island location and proximity to local amenities—including a short walk to Tobermory High School—it is well suited as a comfortable family home or continued letting opportunity.

Outside
Externally, the property is accessed via a gravel driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles. A paved pathway leads to the main entrance, while a spacious patio area offers an ideal setting for outdoor seating and entertaining. The garden is partially enclosed by a stone wall, with an area of lawn positioned to the front and a gravel path to the rear.

Services
Specifications for the property include mains water, mains drainage, electric central heating and log burner.

Location
The property is situated within the vibrant harbour town of Tobermory. A well known tourist destination, Tobermory offers an excellent selection of shops and restaurants, along with primary and secondary schooling, a medical centre, churches, a golf course, and its celebrated distillery.

The Isle of Mull is the second-largest island in the Inner Hebrides and is easily accessed via the regular car ferry service from Oban to Craignure. Additional ferry links operate from Lochaline and Kilchoan on the Morvern and Ardnamurchan peninsulas. The island also benefits from a small airstrip at Glenforsa suitable for private aircraft, and there is a mainline train service running several times daily between Glasgow and Oban, with some services timed to connect directly with the ferries.

Mull is renowned for its striking and varied landscapes, abundant wildlife, and wide range of outdoor activities, which attract visitors throughout the year. The island hosts numerous music and arts festivals, as well as the annual Tour of Mull car rally. Boat trips are available to nearby puffin and seal colonies, to the sacred island of Iona, and to the island of Staffa—famous for its dramatic basalt columns and the iconic Fingal’s Cave.