Set above the harbour at Port of Ness, 17 Eorodale sits in a quiet position at the northern edge of the Isle of Lewis, where land, sea, and sky shape daily life and the pace is set by weather and light.
From its elevated outlook, the house looks across the working harbour and out towards open water, with the shoreline and headlands forming a constant backdrop that changes with the time of day and season.
The house itself is a traditional two storey home with a reassuring solidity, offering a layout that feels generous and flexible rather than rigid or over planned.
Entering at ground level, the rooms unfold in a way that feels natural, with living spaces that connect easily to one another while still allowing each room to hold its own sense of purpose.
The main living rooms are positioned to take advantage of outlook and light, with windows that draw the eye outward and fireplaces that anchor the spaces when the weather turns.
There is a sense here of a house that has been lived in and adapted over time, with scope for modernisation while retaining its character and proportions.
A ground floor bedroom adds flexibility, allowing the home to suit a range of needs, whether for family living, visiting guests, or those looking for more accessible accommodation.
Upstairs, two further bedrooms sit quietly beneath the roofline, offering simple, well proportioned spaces with light drawn in from above and views that remind you how close the sea really is.
Throughout the house, the emphasis is on atmosphere rather than specification, with rooms that feel calm, practical, and connected to their surroundings.
Outside, the plot is generous without feeling demanding, with easy to manage garden areas and space for parking, storage, and everyday use.
An attached outbuilding to the rear adds further practicality, offering useful storage and potential for those who value space for tools, equipment, or hobbies.
Eorodale itself sits within the wider Ness community, where daily amenities are close at hand and life revolves around shared spaces, local services, and the rhythms of a close knit village.
Shops, a café, sports facilities, schools, and the harbour are all within easy reach, while beaches and open coastline lie just beyond, offering space, quiet, and a strong connection to the natural landscape.
Stornoway is around 26 miles away, providing a wider range of services while still allowing Ness to retain its distinct sense of place at the edge of the island.
This is a home that will appeal to those drawn to coastal living with substance, where views are earned rather than marketed and the character of the place speaks for itself.
The property is being marketed by Hebridean Estate Agency, with full details, photographs, and viewing information available through the official listing.
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