1 / 45An Tobar, 11 Dalnabreac, Acharacle, Highland, PH36 4JX
- Property type
- Detached
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Style
- Contemporary
- Land
- 7.6 acres
Our summary
An Tobar is a modern detached bungalow located in the tranquil hamlet of Dalnabreac, Acharacle, set on 7.40 acres of croftland. This beautifully presented home features three bedrooms, including one en suite, and offers panoramic views over Loch Shiel. With spacious living areas, a well-equipped kitchen, and extensive gardens, it is ideal for family living in a peaceful rural setting.
Description
- Spacious detached Bungalow
- 7.40 acres of owner occupied Croftland
- Panoramic, elevated views over Loch Shiel
- Very desirable, peaceful rural location
- Beautifully presented & in walk-in condition
- Lounge, Kitchen, Dining Room, Utility Room
- Hallway, Shower Room, 3 Bedrooms (1 En Suite)
- White goods included in sale
- Oil fired central heating
- Double glazed windows & external doors
- Extensive garden & Croftland with 2 timber sheds
- Ample private parking for multiple vehicles
- Wonderful family home
- No onward chain & vacant Possession
- Fantastic lifestyle opportunity
An Tobar is a beautifully presented, modern detached Bungalow, situated amongst magnificent & breathtaking landscape in the picturesque hamlet of Dalnabreac, which lies just outside of Acharacle. Set within owner-occupied Croftland extending to approximately 7.40 acres (3.06 hectares), together with 2 timber sheds, it would make a wonderful family home.
The accommodation comprises the Lounge, Kitchen, Dining Room, Utility Room, Hallway, Shower Room, 3 double Bedrooms (1 with En Suite Shower Room). There is also a Loft.
In addition to its breathtaking location, An Tobar, built in 2015, is in walk-in condition, benefits from double glazed windows & oil fired central heating and is bought to the market without a forward chain.
EPC Rating : C77
Please note – An Tobar is an owner-occupied croft, which means that the land has been purchased and is owned by the owner-occupier (the seller). The croft remains in crofting tenure but is not tenanted in the way as landlord and tenant. Further information on purchasing a croft can be found via the Crofting Commission website https://www.crofting.scotland.gov.uk/
An Tobar is not de-crofted and as such will have mortgage restrictions. Lenders will not lend on houses that have not been decrofted, any purchase would need to be a full cash transaction.