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3 bed detached house for saleTigh Na Mara, Drimnin, Oban, Highland PA80
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,644 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Freehold
About this property
Elevated coastal setting with uninterrupted views across the Sound of Mull.
Striking contemporary home designed around an impressive exposed oak frame.
Spectacular open-plan living space with vaulted ceilings and panoramic glazing.
Three elevated balconies offering exceptional outdoor living and sunset views.
Principal bedroom suite positioned to make the most of the coastal outlook.
Flexible accommodation including a mezzanine gallery, study and cinema room.
Heated workshop/boat store and separate barn providing excellent ancillary space.
Peaceful grounds with established gardens, a meandering stream and abundant wildlife.
EPC Rating = C
Architect-designed coastal retreat with breathtaking views.
Description
Occupying a peaceful position on the Morvern peninsula, Tigh Na Mara is a remarkable contemporary coastal home designed to embrace its spectacular setting. Elevated above the shoreline and enjoying uninterrupted views across the Sound of Mull towards the mountains beyond, the property combines bold architectural design with a deep connection to the surrounding landscape.
Constructed around an impressive exposed oak frame, the house has been thoughtfully planned to maximise light, space and outlook. The principal living accommodation is arranged on the upper floor, ensuring that the panoramic coastal views are at the forefront of everyday life. Extensive glazing wraps around the stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and living room space, drawing the eye across the water while flooding the interior with natural light. Dramatic in scale and character, the room is defined by its vaulted ceiling, exposed oak timbers and walls of glazing which frame the ever-changing seascape beyond. Doors open onto three elevated balconies surrounding the upper floor, creating a seamless connection between inside and out and providing wonderful spaces from which to enjoy morning coffee, al fresco dining or an evening sunset over the Sound. Above the main living area, an oak-framed mezzanine gallery overlooks the reception space below and provides highly flexible accommodation, ideal as a reading room or studio. Adjoining the living space is the principal bedroom suite, which enjoys the same elevated position, creating a peaceful retreat with en suite bathroom. The remaining accommodation on the ground floor benefits from bedroom and generous study area providing an excellent home-working environment. An additional room, currently used as a cinema room with ensuite bathroom, offers further flexibility and could serve as a hobby room, snug or overflow guest accommodation. The property's versatile configuration could readily accommodate a variety of alternative uses depending on requirements. A utility room incorporates a drying area, boiler room and WC, while a substantial heated workshop/boat store provides excellent space for projects, storage or outdoor equipment. Outside, the grounds complement the natural beauty of the setting. Lawns and established planting provide a peaceful backdrop, while a small stream meanders through the property. The surrounding landscape attracts an abundance of wildlife and offers a constant connection to nature, whether watching seabirds over the water, observing passing boats on the Sound or simply enjoying the changing light across the surrounding hills and coastline. A separate barn further enhances the property's appeal, particularly for those wishing to make the most of the exceptional sailing, kayaking, fishing and wildlife opportunities available along this stretch of coastline.
Tigh Na Mara is available individually or as part of a wider portfolio opportunity. Associated properties include Tigh Darach and Druim Na Cracaig, both located nearby. Please contact the selling agent for further information.
Location
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
Square Footage: 1,644 sq ft
Additional Info
Mains water
Mains electricity
Private drainage - septic tank
Oil fired boiler - underfloor heating
Moorings are available within Drimnin Bay.
The property has been successfully operated as a holiday let by the current owners and benefits from a dedicated website -
Photography taken 2021.
Description
Occupying a peaceful position on the Morvern peninsula, Tigh Na Mara is a remarkable contemporary coastal home designed to embrace its spectacular setting. Elevated above the shoreline and enjoying uninterrupted views across the Sound of Mull towards the mountains beyond, the property combines bold architectural design with a deep connection to the surrounding landscape.
Constructed around an impressive exposed oak frame, the house has been thoughtfully planned to maximise light, space and outlook. The principal living accommodation is arranged on the upper floor, ensuring that the panoramic coastal views are at the forefront of everyday life. Extensive glazing wraps around the stunning open-plan kitchen, dining and living room space, drawing the eye across the water while flooding the interior with natural light. Dramatic in scale and character, the room is defined by its vaulted ceiling, exposed oak timbers and walls of glazing which frame the ever-changing seascape beyond. Doors open onto three elevated balconies surrounding the upper floor, creating a seamless connection between inside and out and providing wonderful spaces from which to enjoy morning coffee, al fresco dining or an evening sunset over the Sound. Above the main living area, an oak-framed mezzanine gallery overlooks the reception space below and provides highly flexible accommodation, ideal as a reading room or studio. Adjoining the living space is the principal bedroom suite, which enjoys the same elevated position, creating a peaceful retreat with en suite bathroom. The remaining accommodation on the ground floor benefits from bedroom and generous study area providing an excellent home-working environment. An additional room, currently used as a cinema room with ensuite bathroom, offers further flexibility and could serve as a hobby room, snug or overflow guest accommodation. The property's versatile configuration could readily accommodate a variety of alternative uses depending on requirements. A utility room incorporates a drying area, boiler room and WC, while a substantial heated workshop/boat store provides excellent space for projects, storage or outdoor equipment. Outside, the grounds complement the natural beauty of the setting. Lawns and established planting provide a peaceful backdrop, while a small stream meanders through the property. The surrounding landscape attracts an abundance of wildlife and offers a constant connection to nature, whether watching seabirds over the water, observing passing boats on the Sound or simply enjoying the changing light across the surrounding hills and coastline. A separate barn further enhances the property's appeal, particularly for those wishing to make the most of the exceptional sailing, kayaking, fishing and wildlife opportunities available along this stretch of coastline.
Tigh Na Mara is available individually or as part of a wider portfolio opportunity. Associated properties include Tigh Darach and Druim Na Cracaig, both located nearby. Please contact the selling agent for further information.
Location
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
Square Footage: 1,644 sq ft
Additional Info
Mains water
Mains electricity
Private drainage - septic tank
Oil fired boiler - underfloor heating
Moorings are available within Drimnin Bay.
The property has been successfully operated as a holiday let by the current owners and benefits from a dedicated website -
Photography taken 2021.
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