Early 19th century Scottish lodge with Ben Nevis views
This very private property near Fort William in Scotland is in need of total refurbishment but has tons of potential and a fantastic location
Erracht Lodge is a wonderful two-storey stone-built lodge in need of total refurbishment just eight miles from Fort William in Scotland. Currently divided into two, with the principal accommodation at the front and a self-contained annexe to the rear, the house could once again become a wonderful family home.
The property retains many period features although it hasn't been officially listed; these include an elegant period staircase and a sliding wooden ‘contraption' designed to bar the door to unwelcome visitors, probably dating back to the 18th century.

The main house has a sitting room, dining room, kitchen and WC as well as a rear hallway leading to the back door. The first floor has two double bedrooms and a bathroom.
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The house can be bought with its two outbuildings, the first being a barn with a hayloft which has been used as residential accommodation and the second a long stone range which has lots of potential for conversion to a holiday let.
The Lodge stands in private, fenced, mature gardens and the land comes to nearly 50 acres. The views are extremely picturesque, extending to the north face of Ben Nevis with the Caledonian Canal in the foreground. The property is available as a whole or in two lots. Fort William is just eight miles away and has good amenities.

Although in need of total refurbishment this house comes with an incredible amount of potential, both to become just a private residence or for a family house with a holiday lettings business.
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The guide price is £800,000. For further information please contact Bidwells on 01397 702433 or visit www.bidwells.co.uk.
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