Dale Cottage is a traditional stone-built house situated in an enviable south-facing position on the shores of Glenborrodale Bay on the Ardnamurchan peninsulaDale Cottage is a traditional stone-built house situated in an enviable south-facing position on the shores of Glenborrodale Bay on the Ardnamurchan peninsula
Dale Cottage is a traditional stone-built house situated in an enviable south-facing position on the shores of Glenborrodale Bay on the Ardnamurchan peninsula

Heavenly hideaway: Could this remote cottage be your dream home?

If you’re looking for a secluded bolthole where you can truly get away from it all and enjoy some of the most stunning views anywhere in Scotland then the search is over.

Dale Cottage, a traditional stone-built house situated on the southern shores of the Ardnamurchan peninsula, has come on the market.

It is situated in a private position with a backdrop of mixed mature woodland and an enviable south-facing position overlooking Glenborrodale bay in Acharacle.

The property benefits from double glazing and a renewable biomass heating system, with accommodation laid out over two storeys.

There is a sitting room with wood-burning stove, a kitchen, family bathroom and boot room on the ground floor, with three bedrooms and a shower room upstairs.

Outside there is an enclosed front garden and an area of lawn to the rear.

An outbuilding houses the 30kW biomass boiler.

The property, which has access to the shores of Glenborrodale Bay, would make a wonderful home or holiday getaway.

And there is plenty of scope for a new owner to put their personal stamp on it or even extend, subject to the necessary consents.

Dale Cottage is being sold off by Ardnamurchan Estate through Knight Frank, priced at offers over £220,000.

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