Feorag House was built in 1994 and is a modern family home on the banks of Loch Sunert with views to Morvern beyond. The property was built to make the most of the views and stands on over three stories. The accommodation is very flexible with bedrooms on the lower ground and first floors and the reception rooms on ground floor level – a layout which works well for bed and breakfast just as well as for extended family members or visitors coming to stay.
The house was built with the highest quality materials with Scandinavian double glazing, American oak flooring and five star quality bathroom and kitchen fittings including an AGA. There are also two spacious balconies to enjoy both morning and evening sun.
The property comprises: Sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom with shower, four en-suite bedrooms and a fifth bedroom or office. The property also has two purpose-built self catering holiday cottages which generate excellent income and over 100m of loch frontage with mooring.
The house stands on the shores of the Loch which lies in the centre of Glenborrodale on the Southern shores of the Ardnamurchan peninsula. This coastline is some of the most beautiful in Scotland and a favourite with sailors, fishermen and wildlife enthusiasts who come to see otters, seals, pine martins, wild cats and deer as well as eagles, buzzards and harriers which are frequently seen. The house is 40 miles from Fort William where the nearest rail service departs from, and six miles from Acharacle which has village shops, a primary school, a doctor and a dentist.
The guide price is £650,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 0131 222 9600 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk or http://www.feorag.co.uk.
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