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£275,000
3 bed cottage for sale
Craggan Glas, Clashnessie, Lochinver IV273 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
Key Information
Tenure:
Freehold
Council tax band:
C
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Lochinver Primary School 6 miles
- Handa Island Ferry Landing 12.1 miles
- Tarbet (Scourie) Ferry Landing 13.2 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Sun Lounge / Porch
- Shower Room & Bathroom
- Lounge
- Oil Central Heating
- Kitchen
- Double Glazing
- Dining Room
- Garden, Land & Outbuildings
- 3 Bedrooms
- EPC Band - D
Detached 3 Bedroom Cottage with Various Out-Buildings, "Tiny House" and Land included in the Sale Enjoying Superb Views across Clashnessie Bay
Description
Craggan Glas is a detached cottage appreciating a lovely aspect across to Clashnessie bay, with its sandy beach. The property is set in large garden grounds with out buildings and a "tiny house", which is set on the land to the side and provides a small but charming holiday let appreciating amazing views to the sea. Set separately from the main house, this area of land would be ideal as a building plot, subject to Local Authority consent.
The main house offers nicely proportioned accommodation accessed via a good sized sun lounge/porch. The lounge has a open fire set within a feature stone wall with integrated seating to either side and is open plan to a dining room, which has patio doors opening to the garden at the rear. The ground floor is completed with a kitchen, utility room and shower room.
An open-tread wooden staircase gains access to the first floor accommodation including three bedrooms and a bathroom. Benefiting from oil central heating, the cottage is mostly double glazed and enjoys lovely views, either towards the sea or over the surrounding countryside.
Location
The property is set in the crofting township of Clashnessie on the Stoer Peninsula in Assynt, renowned for its stunning, wild scenery set amidst spectacular mountains and sandy beaches. Set just off the NC500, the property looks across the surrounding croft land towards the bay with sandy beach. There are lots of activities available for the more active including mountain climbing, fishing or sailing on the sea, with Clachtoll, Clashnessie and Achmelvich beaches all a short drive away. On land there are red deer, otters and badgers. The bird life is prolific including buzzards and other birds of prey, gannets, skua, divers and oyster catchers. Assynt is famed for its numerous fresh water lochs offering wild brown trout fishing. Primary education is Lochinver Primary School and Secondary education is provided at Ullapool High School (bus service provided) Local necessities can be found in Lochinver, some 9 miles distant with further shops and service available in Ullapool, some 43 miles away. The city of Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, is approximately 99 miles away.
Directions
From Inverness follow the A9 north. Take the second exit onto the A835 at the Tore roundabout. At the next roundabout continue on the A835 to Ullapool, then follow the signs for the north (Lochinver). Follow the road through Elphin and turn left at the t-junction at Ledmore, towards Lochinver. Just before you get to Lochinver, take the right turn off signposted for Stoer and Clachtoll. Follow the road through Clachtoll and Stoer, passing the bright yellow hostel (on the left). Just after the sign saying your entering Clashnessie, take the first immediate turning to the left and then the first track to the right. Craggan Glas is the first property on the left hand side.
Sun Lounge / Porch (5.12m x 2.44m (16'9" x 8'0" ))
Double door open from the front garden into the sun lounge set to the front with windows to front and side looking over the garden and beyond to the bay. Tiled floor and Perspex ceiling. Glazed panel to the lounge. Glazed door opening to the hallway. Door to shower room.
Shower Room (2.33m x 0.94m (7'7" x 3'1"))
The shower room is set off the sun lounge and is fitted with a wc and wash hand basin and shower cubicle with electric shower fitted. Small wall mounted cabinet with mirrored door.
Hall
Accessed via the sun lounge, the hallway has wooden flooring and doors opening to the lounge and utility room. Eye level hatch concealing the electric meter and consumer unit.
Lounge (6.44m x 3.78m (21'1" x 12'4"))
The lounge is a nicely proportioned room with feature stone wall incorporating inset fire place with built in seating to either side. Wood lined walls and ceiling. Opening to the dining room at the rear. Door to kitchen. Small glazed panel to the hall. Glazed panel to the sun lounge. Wooden open tread staircase leading to the upper accommodation.
Dining Room (2.82m x 1.67m (approximately) (9'3" x 5'5" (approx)
Set to the rear of the property, this is a bright room with windows to either side and patio doors opening to the garden. Wooden flooring. Louvre door to shelved cupboard.
Kitchen (3.78m x 2.26m (12'4" x 7'4" ))
Fitted with modern base and wall units incorporating an electric ceramic hob and oven and integrated dishwasher and fridge. One and a half bowl stainless steel sink with drainer. Wall mounted shelving. Wood lined walls and ceiling. Door to shelved pantry cupboard. Window to the rear garden. Recessed storage area.
Utility Room (2.87m x 1.98m (9'4" x 6'5"))
Set to the front of the property with deep recessed window looking over the garden, this room has a fitted work surface which would be equally ideal as a breakfast bar. Wall mounted shelving. Plumbed for a washing machine. Ceiling mounted clothes drying pulley. Door to cupboard with shelving.
Landing
The open tread wooden staircase leads from the lounge up to the first floor landing. Doors opening to three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Bedroom (3.80m x 3.55m (12'5" x 11'7"))
Set to the front of the property with window appreciating a superb view across the garden to the bay with sandy beach, this is a good sized double room. Double doors to a fitted wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf. Further double doors to eaves storage.
Bathroom (3.26m x 1.34m (10'8" x 4'4"))
The bathroom is set to the front of the property with window looking over the garden to the sandy beach beyond. Fitted with a white suite comprising bath with shower and screen above, vanity wash hand basin with storage below and wc. Double doors to a cupboard with further double doors above to further storage. Wall mounted mirror.
Bedroom (3.17m x 2.99m (widens to 3.55m) (10'4" x 9'9" (wid)
This is another good sized double room with window looking over the garden to the sandy beach and surrounding mountains. Door to cupboard with shelving. Double doors to fitted wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf and further double doors opening to eaves storage. Wall mounted shelving. Small glazed panel to the landing.
Bedroom (3.50m x 3.36m (longest/widest points) (11'5" x 11)
Set to the rear of the property this room has double doors to a cupboard with shelving and double folding doors to a wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf. A large step down takes us to the sleeping area with windows to either side and French doors to the rear looking across the surrounding croft land.
Byre (6.16m x 4.10m (approximately) (20'2" x 13'5" (appr)
The large stone built shed is attached to the side of the property with metal and Perspex roof. Power and light. Two further stone built sheds to the side, which are in need of some repair.
Garden
The garden is laid mainly to grass with a multitude of trees and bushes planted. Gravelled driveway to the front of the property. Paved patio area. Water taps. There is land to the front and side, which has separate access to a "tiny house" which sits on a concrete plinth and looks over Clashnessie bay and out to sea. This is accessed through a gate in the fence and also has a separate access from the upper access track.
Tiny House
The small timber "tiny house" is set on the adjacent land and has been used in the past for holiday letting. With power, light and solar panels, this quaint and charming building appreciates superb views across to the sea and surrounding countryside. This area has superb plot potential, subject to Local Authority consent.
Heating
The property benefits from oil central heating.
Glazing
The property is mostly double glazed with the exception of the sun lounge/porch and the shower room.
Extras
All fitted floor coverings, blinds, hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge and washing machine are included in the sale price.
Council Tax
The council tax on this property is Band C. You should be aware that this may be subject to change upon sale of the property.
Services
The property has mains electricity and water. Drainage is to a septic tank.
Entry
By mutual agreement.
Viewing
Contact Anderson Shaw & Gilbert, part of Ledingham Chalmers, on Monday - Friday 9am until 5pm to arrange an appointment to view. If calling on an evening or weekend, please call the Highland Solicitors' Property Centre on as they may be able to arrange a viewing on your behalf.
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Hspc Reference
60532
Description
Craggan Glas is a detached cottage appreciating a lovely aspect across to Clashnessie bay, with its sandy beach. The property is set in large garden grounds with out buildings and a "tiny house", which is set on the land to the side and provides a small but charming holiday let appreciating amazing views to the sea. Set separately from the main house, this area of land would be ideal as a building plot, subject to Local Authority consent.
The main house offers nicely proportioned accommodation accessed via a good sized sun lounge/porch. The lounge has a open fire set within a feature stone wall with integrated seating to either side and is open plan to a dining room, which has patio doors opening to the garden at the rear. The ground floor is completed with a kitchen, utility room and shower room.
An open-tread wooden staircase gains access to the first floor accommodation including three bedrooms and a bathroom. Benefiting from oil central heating, the cottage is mostly double glazed and enjoys lovely views, either towards the sea or over the surrounding countryside.
Location
The property is set in the crofting township of Clashnessie on the Stoer Peninsula in Assynt, renowned for its stunning, wild scenery set amidst spectacular mountains and sandy beaches. Set just off the NC500, the property looks across the surrounding croft land towards the bay with sandy beach. There are lots of activities available for the more active including mountain climbing, fishing or sailing on the sea, with Clachtoll, Clashnessie and Achmelvich beaches all a short drive away. On land there are red deer, otters and badgers. The bird life is prolific including buzzards and other birds of prey, gannets, skua, divers and oyster catchers. Assynt is famed for its numerous fresh water lochs offering wild brown trout fishing. Primary education is Lochinver Primary School and Secondary education is provided at Ullapool High School (bus service provided) Local necessities can be found in Lochinver, some 9 miles distant with further shops and service available in Ullapool, some 43 miles away. The city of Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, is approximately 99 miles away.
Directions
From Inverness follow the A9 north. Take the second exit onto the A835 at the Tore roundabout. At the next roundabout continue on the A835 to Ullapool, then follow the signs for the north (Lochinver). Follow the road through Elphin and turn left at the t-junction at Ledmore, towards Lochinver. Just before you get to Lochinver, take the right turn off signposted for Stoer and Clachtoll. Follow the road through Clachtoll and Stoer, passing the bright yellow hostel (on the left). Just after the sign saying your entering Clashnessie, take the first immediate turning to the left and then the first track to the right. Craggan Glas is the first property on the left hand side.
Sun Lounge / Porch (5.12m x 2.44m (16'9" x 8'0" ))
Double door open from the front garden into the sun lounge set to the front with windows to front and side looking over the garden and beyond to the bay. Tiled floor and Perspex ceiling. Glazed panel to the lounge. Glazed door opening to the hallway. Door to shower room.
Shower Room (2.33m x 0.94m (7'7" x 3'1"))
The shower room is set off the sun lounge and is fitted with a wc and wash hand basin and shower cubicle with electric shower fitted. Small wall mounted cabinet with mirrored door.
Hall
Accessed via the sun lounge, the hallway has wooden flooring and doors opening to the lounge and utility room. Eye level hatch concealing the electric meter and consumer unit.
Lounge (6.44m x 3.78m (21'1" x 12'4"))
The lounge is a nicely proportioned room with feature stone wall incorporating inset fire place with built in seating to either side. Wood lined walls and ceiling. Opening to the dining room at the rear. Door to kitchen. Small glazed panel to the hall. Glazed panel to the sun lounge. Wooden open tread staircase leading to the upper accommodation.
Dining Room (2.82m x 1.67m (approximately) (9'3" x 5'5" (approx)
Set to the rear of the property, this is a bright room with windows to either side and patio doors opening to the garden. Wooden flooring. Louvre door to shelved cupboard.
Kitchen (3.78m x 2.26m (12'4" x 7'4" ))
Fitted with modern base and wall units incorporating an electric ceramic hob and oven and integrated dishwasher and fridge. One and a half bowl stainless steel sink with drainer. Wall mounted shelving. Wood lined walls and ceiling. Door to shelved pantry cupboard. Window to the rear garden. Recessed storage area.
Utility Room (2.87m x 1.98m (9'4" x 6'5"))
Set to the front of the property with deep recessed window looking over the garden, this room has a fitted work surface which would be equally ideal as a breakfast bar. Wall mounted shelving. Plumbed for a washing machine. Ceiling mounted clothes drying pulley. Door to cupboard with shelving.
Landing
The open tread wooden staircase leads from the lounge up to the first floor landing. Doors opening to three bedrooms and a bathroom.
Bedroom (3.80m x 3.55m (12'5" x 11'7"))
Set to the front of the property with window appreciating a superb view across the garden to the bay with sandy beach, this is a good sized double room. Double doors to a fitted wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf. Further double doors to eaves storage.
Bathroom (3.26m x 1.34m (10'8" x 4'4"))
The bathroom is set to the front of the property with window looking over the garden to the sandy beach beyond. Fitted with a white suite comprising bath with shower and screen above, vanity wash hand basin with storage below and wc. Double doors to a cupboard with further double doors above to further storage. Wall mounted mirror.
Bedroom (3.17m x 2.99m (widens to 3.55m) (10'4" x 9'9" (wid)
This is another good sized double room with window looking over the garden to the sandy beach and surrounding mountains. Door to cupboard with shelving. Double doors to fitted wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf and further double doors opening to eaves storage. Wall mounted shelving. Small glazed panel to the landing.
Bedroom (3.50m x 3.36m (longest/widest points) (11'5" x 11)
Set to the rear of the property this room has double doors to a cupboard with shelving and double folding doors to a wardrobe with hanging rail and shelf. A large step down takes us to the sleeping area with windows to either side and French doors to the rear looking across the surrounding croft land.
Byre (6.16m x 4.10m (approximately) (20'2" x 13'5" (appr)
The large stone built shed is attached to the side of the property with metal and Perspex roof. Power and light. Two further stone built sheds to the side, which are in need of some repair.
Garden
The garden is laid mainly to grass with a multitude of trees and bushes planted. Gravelled driveway to the front of the property. Paved patio area. Water taps. There is land to the front and side, which has separate access to a "tiny house" which sits on a concrete plinth and looks over Clashnessie bay and out to sea. This is accessed through a gate in the fence and also has a separate access from the upper access track.
Tiny House
The small timber "tiny house" is set on the adjacent land and has been used in the past for holiday letting. With power, light and solar panels, this quaint and charming building appreciates superb views across to the sea and surrounding countryside. This area has superb plot potential, subject to Local Authority consent.
Heating
The property benefits from oil central heating.
Glazing
The property is mostly double glazed with the exception of the sun lounge/porch and the shower room.
Extras
All fitted floor coverings, blinds, hob, oven, dishwasher, fridge and washing machine are included in the sale price.
Council Tax
The council tax on this property is Band C. You should be aware that this may be subject to change upon sale of the property.
Services
The property has mains electricity and water. Drainage is to a septic tank.
Entry
By mutual agreement.
Viewing
Contact Anderson Shaw & Gilbert, part of Ledingham Chalmers, on Monday - Friday 9am until 5pm to arrange an appointment to view. If calling on an evening or weekend, please call the Highland Solicitors' Property Centre on as they may be able to arrange a viewing on your behalf.
Hspc Reference
60532
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