Lochaber has long been regarded as one of the Highlands’ great landscapes, where mountains, glens, forests and rivers combine to create a part of Scotland that feels every bit as timeless as it does spectacular.
Tucked away in the quiet hamlet of Bunroy, just beyond Roy Bridge, Tigh Mo Mhiann enjoys the kind of peaceful setting that has become increasingly difficult to find, where privacy, space and the surrounding countryside shape everyday life.
Approached by a long private driveway and surrounded by generous mature gardens, the cottage sits comfortably within its landscape, offering a welcome sense of seclusion without ever feeling remote.
Traditional Highland cottages possess a character that is difficult to recreate, and this home retains that warmth, providing bright and welcoming accommodation while offering new owners the opportunity to modernise and make it their own over time.
The conservatory entrance creates a gentle transition between the gardens and the home, while the living spaces are filled with natural light and lend themselves equally well to quiet evenings, family holidays or longer stays surrounded by the tranquillity of the Highlands.
Outside, the extensive gardens become part of the experience, with mature trees, established hedging and broad lawns providing peaceful places to relax, enjoy the changing seasons and appreciate the calm that defines this part of Lochaber.
The property already benefits from a Short Term Let Licence and has successfully welcomed visitors seeking to experience the Highlands, giving buyers the flexibility to continue operating it as holiday accommodation or simply enjoy it as a private home or second residence.
Roy Bridge remains one of Lochaber’s most welcoming villages, offering a café, traditional pub, hotel and railway station on the West Highland Line, while nearby Fort William provides a wider range of shops, services and facilities only a short drive away.
Beyond the village lies a landscape that has inspired generations of walkers, cyclists, anglers and nature lovers, with Glen Roy, Loch Lochy, the Great Glen and countless woodland trails all waiting to be explored throughout the year.
What makes Tigh Mo Mhiann particularly appealing is not simply its traditional character, but the opportunity to enjoy a quieter way of life in one of the Highlands’ most naturally beautiful regions, whether as a permanent home, a peaceful retreat or a well established holiday property.
The property is being marketed by McIntyre & Company
The asking price, full property details, photographs, floor plans, Home Report where available, and viewing information can all be found on the official listing.
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