The Moorings is a pretty, individually designed and commissioned detached property completed in west highland style.
Presented by Robb Residential, the house is finished in white painted harled finish with contemporary timber cladding relief and all under a slate roof.
The accommodation is light and bright and laid out over two easily managed levels.
The flow and set up of the house is such that it lends itself perfect for family living and guest entertaining with main rooms enjoying aspects out across the seascape of the confluence of Lochs Eil and Loch Linnhe and on towards Fort William and towering Ben Nevis in the background.
The accommodation comprises:
Rear entrance hallway with slate tile floor and mat well recess, to open plan utilities area, cloaks/wc, boiler room with domestic hot tank, general purpose store, shelved larder, rear conservatory or garden room with twin leaf doors to rear gardens, good sized and well equipped fitted kitchen with marble topped centre island, fitted furniture with pantry stores, open plan to dining and breakfasting area warmed by multi fuel burner, home office /study with stores at mezzanine level, bright open plan front morning or sitting room with twin leaf doors to front gardens, sitting room with multi fuel burner, Imperial staircase to first floor.
There is an open plan upper galleried landing with three velux windows providing reading/music or first floor sitting room space, bedroom one with en suite dressing room with fitted furniture and en suite shower room. Bedroom two with fitted wardrobes, bedroom three with fitted wardrobe, linen and general purpose fitted stores, family bath and shower room, bedroom four.
Outbuildings comprise a large white painted harled finish workshop/garage and general-purpose kit and equipment stores under corrugated sheet roof, inspection pit, light power and water, wc and wet room type shower.
A stone lined gravel surfaced access driveway leads up to level vehicle turning and hard standing apron. Garden banking planted up with saplings and assorted shrubs and bushes. Sheltered paved and decked patios with sea loch views, gravel terrace around the house and bounded by close board fencing at northern side. Pathways through semi ancient native woodland at the rear.
Immediately offshore in front of the house in sheltered Camusnagaul Bay is a deep-water mooring which is suitable for over winter mooring. The mooring is intended to be made available along with the house sale subject to Crown Estates transfer approval.
The Moorings is situated within the delightful coastal settlement of Camusnagaul at Treslaig which is one mile west from Fort William across the confluence of Loch Eil and Loch Linnhe. This part of the west highlands is a recognised area of great natural scenic beauty with Scotland’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, dominating the local landscape.
Fort William is immediately adjacent and is a short one mile passenger ferry crossing operated by Highland Ferries on behalf of Highland Council. The crossing time is approximately 10 minutes.
Fort William has the main West Highland Road, the A82 which links to the West Highlands and the north and south of Scotland. The town is well served by a local bus service and Fort William has a main line railway station with a direct connection to Glasgow and London.
Fort William supports a wide range of shopping, recreational facilities, banks, building societies and professional offices.
There are a number of primary schools and a hospital as well as churches of different denominations. The town and Lochaber itself is now known as ‘the Outdoor Capital of the UK’ due to the wealth of and easy access to all types of outdoor activities including hill walking, climbing and skiing. Recent additions include a world-renowned mountain biking track hosting the Mountain Bike World Cup and a large indoor rock-climbing wall.
The house is in a beautiful west highland coastal setting with mature trees and hills as a backdrop and with quite spectacular and often dramatic views to the front across the loch to Fort William and the mountains and glens adjacent which include Ben Nevis.
Surrounding countryside is some of the most scenically dramatic on the west coast of Scotland. There is near endless interesting walking/cycling country and for the more adventurous, challenging hill climbs and mountaineering.
Skiing is available at the Nevis Range. For the field sportsman/woman there are opportunities to fish by permit for trout and salmon on the local rivers and lochs and some of the local estates run commercial shoots as well as allowing stalking by prior arrangement. There are numerous nearby slipways and jetties for water sports, yachting, sea water kayaking on Lochs Eil and Linnhe.
The agents will consider offers £395,000.
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