Enjoying an elevated position in the sought-after semi-rural area of Blaich, near Fort William, this delightful detached three-bedroom cottage offers breathtaking panoramic views across Loch Eil, surrounding croftland and dramatic Highland scenery. Originally dating from around 1910, with a superb conservatory added in the 2000s, the property extends to approximately 105 sqm and has been exceptionally well maintained and finished to an excellent standard throughout. The accommodation is bright, welcoming and full of character, with the lounge featuring a charming wood-burning stove and French doors leading into the conservatory - a wonderful space in which to relax and enjoy the ever-changing views and abundant local wildlife. Doors from the conservatory open directly onto a sun deck, ideal for outdoor entertaining or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings. Further benefits include double glazing, LPG central heating, a newly installed boiler with thermostat controls and a new gas tank installed in 2023. Set within generous garden grounds, the property also benefits from a large driveway, polytunnel and shed. Some contents may be available by separate negotiation.
LOCATION/AMENITIES
Blaich is a small crofting community set on the shores of Loch Eil, a sea loch which opens into Loch Linnhe. Surrounded by stunning Highland scenery, the area offers numerous hillside footpaths and mountain walks, including the Corbett “Stob Coire a’ Chearcaill”, which is located virtually on the doorstep.
The nearby town of Fort William, approximately 19 miles away, provides the main range of services and amenities for the area. Known as the “Outdoor Capital of the UK”, Fort William is a highly popular tourist destination with attractions including the Caledonian Canal, Ben Nevis, Glen Nevis and the Great Glen. The town has earned an excellent reputation for outdoor pursuits such as skiing, hill walking, mountain biking and sailing, among many others.
Fort William also benefits from a wide selection of supermarkets, shops, a library, museum, cinema, tourist information centre, bus station and railway station, with rail links to Mallaig, Inverness, Glasgow and Edinburgh, as well as the overnight sleeper service to London.
In addition, the nearby hamlet of Camusnagaul, located approximately 4 miles from Blaich, offers a regular passenger ferry service to Fort William together with a reliable daily bus service.
DIRECTIONS
Leave Fort William heading north on the A82. At the Ben Nevis Distillery/BP filling station, turn left onto the A830 and continue for approximately 11 miles. Then turn left onto the A861 towards Strontian. Blaich is located around 6 miles along the A861.
As you enter Blaich, continue past the traditional crofting cottage for about a quarter of a mile. Tigh Ard is situated on the right-hand side immediately after a large lay-by and is signposted “7 Blaich”. Cross the cattle grid and continue straight ahead — Tigh Ard is the last property up the hill on the left.
Our landmark office is based in Fort Williams High Street with an opportunity for you to visit us to discuss your requirements. We will provide an all inclusive Estate Agency and Conveyance Package.
No upfront charges and we will guide you through the selling process from start to finish.
