Birchwood Gairloch, Gairloch, IV21 2AH

• Supermarket and schooling in gairloch
• Two wood burning stoves in main property
• Wide range of tourist attractions
• Walk-in condition with turnkey business
• On north coast 500 tourist route
• Amazing views of gairloch harbour
• Successful holiday letting business
• Four bedroom family home plus two bed annexe

This Family Four En-Suite Bedroom Home and Two Bedroom Holiday Annexe offer a buyer the opportunity to live in one of the most scenically beautiful areas in Scotland and have the opportunity to generate income from an established successful holiday let business.

Discover Gairloch & The Highlands: A Rare Opportunity to Live Among Scotland’s Most Breathtaking Landscapes

Nestled on the stunning west coast of the Scottish Highlands, Gairloch is a charming coastal village that offers a unique blend of unspoiled natural beauty, vibrant community life, and timeless tranquillity. From dramatic mountain ranges to pristine sandy beaches, this area is a haven for those seeking a lifestyle rich in outdoor adventure, peace, and traditional Highland culture.

Gairloch – Coastal Charm & Community Spirit

Set around a picturesque loch and sheltered by rugged hills, Gairloch enjoys panoramic views over the sea to the Isle of Skye and the Outer Hebrides. The village is well-served by a range of local amenities, including independent shops, welcoming cafés, a well-regarded secondary school, golf course, 2 national supermarket outlets, excellent GP services, library, award winning museum, leisure centre and a small harbour with fishing and whale-watching excursions. The sense of community is strong, with year-round events and a warm welcome extended to newcomers.

The Highlands – Where Nature Takes Centre Stage

Living in the Scottish Highlands is to be immersed in some of the UK’s most dramatic scenery. Towering mountains, rolling moors, ancient forests, and mirror-like lochs define the landscape. Outdoor pursuits abound, from hiking and climbing to kayaking, wild swimming, and fly fishing. For wildlife lovers, red deer, golden eagles, and otters are often seen in their natural habitat. Herons come regularly to the property’s pond and otters make the occasional visit too!

Lifestyle & Accessibility

Despite its rural charm, Gairloch is accessible by scenic driving routes and lies within reach of Inverness, the Highland capital, offering transport links, shopping, and an international airport. The NC500, Scotland’s most famous road trip, brings visitors from all over the world through the area—making it a strong prospect for holiday lets or tourism-based business.

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