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£635,000

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Invergloy House, Spean Bridge, Fort William, PH34 4DY

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Marketed by

Galbraith

Property type
Detached
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
5
Style
Cottage
Land
50.5 acres

Our summary

Invergloy House is a detached five-bedroom home located in Spean Bridge, Fort William, set on 50.46 acres with stunning views over Loch Lochy. The property features original elements such as high ceilings and exposed beams, while the grounds include established woodland, loch frontage, and development potential. Although it requires some upgrading, it offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Scottish countryside with rich wildlife and outdoor activities nearby.

Description

Offer Under Consideration

Two Reception Rooms. Five Bedrooms.

In need of some upgrading but retaining original features.

Established grounds with magnificent woodland.

Loch frontage with rocky beach, former jetty, former boathouse and lochside walks.

Ice house, former tennis court and outbuildings.

Development potential, subject to the necessary consents.

50.46 acres

Invergloy House lies close to Spean Bridge in the Great Glen. The property is in a stunning setting, with beautiful views over Loch Lochy and with grounds extending to the shores of the loch.

Spean Bridge lies on the route through the Great Glen and in the midst of some of Scotland’s most spectacular scenery. The village has a shop, train station and primary school, while Fort William, about 13 miles away, has a wider range of facilities including a sports centre, cinema, major supermarkets and popular restaurants. Nearby is the Nevis Range Mountain Resort with its world class mountain bike trails, gondola, snowsports and climbing, while there is excellent sailing in the area both on the Caledonian Canal and on the open sea. The unspoilt, protected countryside provides a habitat for rare species of wildlife with regular sightings of eagles, pine marten, red deer and squirrels and, on the higher ground, mountain hares.

The mature grounds at Invergloy provide privacy and shelter and the natural diversity of the land has been allowed to flourish, creating a habitat for a variety of plants and wildlife.

Formerly the coach house and stables to the late 1800s mansion house of a larger estate, Invergloy House is a sensitive conversion which retains echoes of the original building with high ceilings, panelled walls, exposed beams and window openings. The property has been in the same family since 1966 and this continuity of ownership has allowed the building to retain its identity. Although now in need of some modernisation, the house has attractive family accommodation which has been well-maintained with recent improvements including the central heating renewing, recarpeting and full external painting..

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