Tigh Darach, Drimnin, Oban, Highland, PA80 5XZ

• Private coastal setting with panoramic views to the Isle of Mull.
• Striking oak-framed home combining character and contemporary design.
• Set within seven acres of gardens and ancient woodland.
• Spectacular double-height living space with panoramic views.
• Four-bedroom layout with two en suites and a first-floor principal suite.
• Hidden bookcase door leading to a charming twin bedroom.
• Two traditional barns with conversion potential and a short-term letting licence in place.

Exceptional architect-designed home occupying spectacular coastal position.

Tigh Darach occupies a remarkable position on the Morvern peninsula, approached via a private road and set within approximately seven acres of gardens and ancient woodland. Standing on an escarpment above Drimnin Bay, the house enjoys an ever-changing outlook across the water to the Isle of Mull, while below lie the historic stone pier and sheltered bay.

Designed to respond sensitively to its coastal surroundings, Tigh Darach is a striking oak-framed house of considerable architectural quality. The exposed timber structure forms a defining feature throughout the interior, combining traditional craftsmanship with light-filled contemporary living spaces. The principal accommodation is arranged around a magnificent open-plan kitchen, dining and living area which forms the heart of the house. Double-height in scale and flooded with natural light, the space showcases substantial oak beams and glazed elevations that frame views of the surrounding gardens and water beyond, with wood-burning stove provides a natural focal point within the sitting area. Adjacent to the kitchen is a generous utility room with external access, providing excellent day-to-day practicality and additional storage.

In total, the house provides four bedrooms, including two en suites. The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged, with the entire first floor devoted to the superb principal bedroom suite and main bathroom elevated above the rest of the house. The layout is ideally suited to family occupation, hosting guests, or use as a second home or lifestyle retreat. Amongst the most charming features is a concealed bookcase door leading from one of the bedrooms to a hidden twin room, creating a delightful space for children and guests alike and reflecting the individuality that characterises the house.

Outside, Tigh Darach benefits from an east and west veranda which provide sheltered places from which to enjoy the surrounding scenery and follow the sun throughout the day. The grounds extend to approximately seven acres and include sweeping lawns merge into areas of meadow and ancient woodland, creating a diverse and attractive landscape. Within the grounds are two traditional barns which offer excellent ancillary space and significant future potential, subject to the necessary consents, which lend itself particularly well to conversion into separate guest accommodation, a studio, home office or holiday letting unit, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions and consents. A short term letting licence is already in place, offering potential for continued holiday letting should a purchaser wish to do so. Tigh Darach is available individually or as part of a wider portfolio opportunity. Associated properties include Tigh Na Mara and Druim Na Cracaig, both located nearby. Please contact the selling agent for further information.

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Situated on the beautiful Morvern Peninsula, Drimnin enjoys a remarkable coastal setting overlooking the Sound of Mull towards the colourful harbour town of Tobermory. Surrounded by rugged coastline, ancient woodland, open moorland and an abundance of wildlife, the area is renowned for its exceptional scenic beauty, tranquillity and close connection to nature.

Despite its wonderfully secluded character, Drimnin remains accessible. The Corran Ferry (40 miles) provides a convenient crossing to the main road network, offering onward access to Fort William (50 miles), the A82 and the wider Highlands. From here, some of Scotland's most celebrated landscapes are within reach, including Glencoe, Ben Nevis, Glenfinnan and Loch Linnhe, while the dramatic scenery of the Ardnamurchan Peninsula lies just across Loch Sunart.

The wider Morvern and Ardnamurchan area is regarded as one of the Highlands' best-kept secrets, offering an outstanding range of outdoor pursuits including walking, sailing, kayaking, fishing, wildlife watching and mountain biking. Golden eagles, otters, red deer and seals are regularly spotted throughout the area, while miles of coastline, hidden coves and forest trails provide endless opportunities for exploration.

Combining a strong sense of community with spectacular surroundings and convenient access to the Outdoor Capital of the UK, Drimnin offers a rare balance of peace, adventure and connectivity in one of Scotland's most captivating coastal locations.

Mains water

Mains electricity

Private drainage - septic tank

Ground source heat pump

Moorings are available within Drimnin Bay.

The property has been successfully operated a a holiday let by the current owners and benefits from a dedicated website - https://outoftheblue.uk.com/

*Photography taken 2021.

EPC Rating: B

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: E

Floor area: 147.16 sq m