Few Highland villages enjoy a backdrop quite like Taynuilt, where the great mass of Ben Cruachan rises above a landscape of mountains, woodland and loch.
It is a setting that delivers the space and scenery of rural Argyll while keeping Oban and the west coast comfortably within reach.
Inverlorn occupies around half an acre at Airds, enjoying panoramic views towards Ben Cruachan and the kind of generous outdoor space that gives a family home room to breathe.
The house itself is substantial, with five bedrooms and several different living areas creating a home capable of adapting as family life changes over the years.
At its heart is a spacious kitchen and dining area, providing a natural place for everyday life to come together around the table.
The lounge offers somewhere more relaxed, with a multi fuel stove bringing warmth and character.
A separate sitting room gives families the increasingly valuable luxury of having somewhere else to escape to.
A bright sun room makes the most of the outlook and provides another connection between the house, gardens and surrounding landscape.
Five bedrooms offer considerable flexibility, whether accommodating a growing family, welcoming visitors or creating dedicated space for working from home.
Practicality has not been forgotten either, with two shower rooms, separate utility and laundry rooms, extensive storage and an integral garage helping a house of this size work properly from day to day.
The grounds are every bit as important as the accommodation.
Broad lawns and landscaped areas surround the house, with enough space for children, gardening, outdoor entertaining or simply sitting outside and taking in the views towards one of Argyll’s most recognisable mountains.
Three garden sheds provide additional storage, with one benefiting from power and water, while the driveway has room for several vehicles.
Solar panels add another interesting dimension, with the property benefiting from an existing Feed in Tariff arrangement which the selling agent says has around nine years remaining.
There is also a caravan included with the property which has a short term letting licence, introducing the possibility of visitor accommodation alongside the main family home.
Taynuilt itself has long been an attractive place to put down roots, combining village life with access to the mountains, lochs and coastline that make this part of Argyll such an extraordinary place to live.
Oban is around a 20 minute drive away, putting the shops, schools, restaurants, services and ferry connections of the west coast town within easy reach while allowing home to remain firmly in the countryside.
What makes Inverlorn particularly appealing is the freedom offered by its space, providing a substantial family home, extensive gardens and additional possibilities within a landscape dominated by the magnificent presence of Ben Cruachan.
The property is being marketed by Fiuran Property
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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