This four-bedroom cottage, rich in history as the former Earl of Sutherland’s dairy built in 1872, is located in the scenic village of Lochinver. The property boasts a spacious layout and is fully double glazed with oil-fired heating. While it requires updating, it presents a remarkable opportunity for both family living and potential rental income from part of the home. The entrance vestibule features tiled flooring leading into generous living spaces. The kitchen offers dual-aspect windows and is equipped with essential appliances but could benefit from modernisation to enhance functionality. A large wet room on the ground floor includes plumbing for a bath or shower, while a separate laundry room provides convenience with existing appliances.
The main sitting room invites natural light from multiple windows, and there are additional reception areas that can be adapted to various uses. Storage options beneath the stairs add practicality to the layout. Upstairs, two double bedrooms feature coombed ceilings that highlight the property's character.
Surrounding the cottage, gravelled garden grounds with planted beds offer low-maintenance outdoor space along with parking facilities for several vehicles. This property stands out not only due to its charming features but also due to its potential to transform into a desirable home or investment in a beautiful part of Scotland, close to stunning beaches and natural landscapes.
