Isle of Soay, Soay PH41

South Soay comprises approximately 1,546.91 acres of owner-occupied croft land, including pasture, rough grazing, woodland and around eight named hill lochs. The land is relatively low lying, with its highest point at about 100 metres, and includes a population of red deer. The listing identifies scope to explore environmental and woodland schemes, subject to the relevant checks and requirements. The north-eastern boundary includes a sheltered natural harbour, while Camus nan Gall provides a further sheltered anchorage and is the setting for the residential property. The de-crofted former dwelling is a traditional 1½-storey stone house with a slate roof. Its accommodation is described as two public rooms on the ground floor, with two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs. A former meeting place or hall is attached to the southern gable. The house is stated to need complete upgrading and modernisation, offering a substantial refurbishment project. The majority of the wider land is owner-occupied croft, and prospective purchasers should seek further information on the crofting tenure.