- For Sale
- Offers in excess of 535,000 GBP
- Bedroom: 3
- Bathroom: 3
*Closing date set for 31st August 2023*A modern lodge with paddocks and amenity woodland situated in a private and elevated position with far-reaching views over Loch Kishorn
Seafield Lodge and ground is situated to the west of the A896 and is accessed off a private driveway which rises up and terminates in a fabulous elevated position facing southwest; stunning coastal views overlook Loch Kishorn and beyond to the Isle of Skye. The contemporary style lodge was constructed in 2010 and has been finished to a very high standard throughout. Features include the wow-factor open plan dining kitchen and sitting room, boasting oak flooring and doors out to a front patio area. Upstairs, the landing with glass balustrade has a wonderful upstairs sitting room with floor to ceiling gable windows encapsulating the views, as well as doors out to a large balcony. Served by an air source heat pump with underfloor heating throughout, the accommodation is over two storeys as follows:Ground floor: entrance hall, dining kitchen with sitting room area (with wood burner), utility room, WC, double bedroom with en suite shower room, double bedroom with en suite shower room and sauna.First floor: landing, upstairs drawing room (with wood burner) and doors out to balcony, principal bedroom with en suite dressing room and bathroom.Adjacent to the property there is a detached double garage with an electric door and a store above, as well as a log store. The property has doors leading out from the dining kitchen to a patio and a large front lawn with stunning far-reaching views. The lawns wrap round the side and rear of the property.The land holding extends to 18.08 acres in total. This includes two paddocks of grazing extending to about 7.72 acres offering potential grazing for horses. In addition, there is about 7.46 acres of amenity woodland and 1.76 acres of rough grazing.
Seafield Lodge is situated in a dramatic setting close to the Highland village of Kishorn overlooking Loch Kishorn, and with views across to Skye and the Applecross mountains. It is accessed directly off the A896 which forms part of the renowned North Coast 500 tourist route.Kishorn village is a 1 mile away and has local amenities including an artists' studio, gift shop, café and gallery, and well known seafood restaurant. More extensive services can be found in Lochcarron (5 miles) including a general store, Post office, butchers, bank, several shops, restaurants, a golf course and primary school. There is secondary schooling in Plockton (23 miles). The nearest train station is at Strathcarron (9 miles) with direct services to Inverness. The delightful village of Shieldaig is 9½ miles to the north and has a selection of restaurants, pubs, cafés and village stores. The Torridon, a boutique five-star boutique hotel is 17 miles away. The city of Inverness is 67 miles away and has the facilities expected of the Highland's capital, including supermarkets and retail parks, as well as cultural and medical facilities. There is a train station with regular services to Aberdeen, Perth, Wick, Kyle of Lochalsh and Edinburgh, as well as a sleeper to London six days per week.This particular part of the Scottish Highlands is one the most beautiful and dramatic regions on the West Coast of Scotland. It is a highly popular tourist destination and offers everything for the outdoor enthusiast including spectacular hill walking, sailing, sea fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, shooting, fishing and stalking. Going west, the village of Applecross is 13 miles away and has two renowned restaurants worth visiting – the Walled Garden and the Applecross Inn. As well as its diverse marine life, the peninsula is famous for the Bealach na Ba, the highest continuous road pass in the UK which reaches a peak of 626m (2,054ft) above sea level. Going north is the beautifully located village of Shieldaig with its ancient pines and sea loch, with the stunning ancient sandstone mountains of
Seafield Lodge and ground is situated to the west of the A896 and is accessed off a private driveway which rises up and terminates in a fabulous elevated position facing southwest; stunning coastal views overlook Loch Kishorn and beyond to the Isle of Skye. The contemporary style lodge was constructed in 2010 and has been finished to a very high standard throughout. Features include the wow-factor open plan dining kitchen and sitting room, boasting oak flooring and doors out to a front patio area. Upstairs, the landing with glass balustrade has a wonderful upstairs sitting room with floor to ceiling gable windows encapsulating the views, as well as doors out to a large balcony. Served by an air source heat pump with underfloor heating throughout, the accommodation is over two storeys as follows:Ground floor: entrance hall, dining kitchen with sitting room area (with wood burner), utility room, WC, double bedroom with en suite shower room, double bedroom with en suite shower room and sauna.First floor: landing, upstairs drawing room (with wood burner) and doors out to balcony, principal bedroom with en suite dressing room and bathroom.Adjacent to the property there is a detached double garage with an electric door and a store above, as well as a log store. The property has doors leading out from the dining kitchen to a patio and a large front lawn with stunning far-reaching views. The lawns wrap round the side and rear of the property.The land holding extends to 18.08 acres in total. This includes two paddocks of grazing extending to about 7.72 acres offering potential grazing for horses. In addition, there is about 7.46 acres of amenity woodland and 1.76 acres of rough grazing.
Seafield Lodge is situated in a dramatic setting close to the Highland village of Kishorn overlooking Loch Kishorn, and with views across to Skye and the Applecross mountains. It is accessed directly off the A896 which forms part of the renowned North Coast 500 tourist route.Kishorn village is a 1 mile away and has local amenities including an artists' studio, gift shop, café and gallery, and well known seafood restaurant. More extensive services can be found in Lochcarron (5 miles) including a general store, Post office, butchers, bank, several shops, restaurants, a golf course and primary school. There is secondary schooling in Plockton (23 miles). The nearest train station is at Strathcarron (9 miles) with direct services to Inverness. The delightful village of Shieldaig is 9½ miles to the north and has a selection of restaurants, pubs, cafés and village stores. The Torridon, a boutique five-star boutique hotel is 17 miles away. The city of Inverness is 67 miles away and has the facilities expected of the Highland's capital, including supermarkets and retail parks, as well as cultural and medical facilities. There is a train station with regular services to Aberdeen, Perth, Wick, Kyle of Lochalsh and Edinburgh, as well as a sleeper to London six days per week.This particular part of the Scottish Highlands is one the most beautiful and dramatic regions on the West Coast of Scotland. It is a highly popular tourist destination and offers everything for the outdoor enthusiast including spectacular hill walking, sailing, sea fishing, kayaking, mountain biking, shooting, fishing and stalking. Going west, the village of Applecross is 13 miles away and has two renowned restaurants worth visiting – the Walled Garden and the Applecross Inn. As well as its diverse marine life, the peninsula is famous for the Bealach na Ba, the highest continuous road pass in the UK which reaches a peak of 626m (2,054ft) above sea level. Going north is the beautifully located village of Shieldaig with its ancient pines and sea loch, with the stunning ancient sandstone mountains of
