On the remote western edge of the Morvern Peninsula, where the land narrows towards the Sound of Mull and the horizon is shaped by sea, islands and distant mountains, Drimnin remains one of the Highlands’ quieter and less travelled corners.

Set above the shoreline in an elevated waterfront position, The Old Smiddy looks out across the water towards Mull, with panoramic views that change constantly with the weather, the light and the tides.

There is a sense of openness here that begins long before you step inside.

The surrounding landscape dominates in the best possible way, with sea, sky and coastline creating a backdrop that feels both dramatic and deeply calming.

The property itself sits comfortably within that setting, drawing attention not through scale but through its relationship with the landscape around it.

Inside, the accommodation feels bright and welcoming, with living spaces designed to make the most of the views while remaining practical and comfortable for everyday life.

The lounge provides a warm focal point during the cooler months, while the dining area creates a natural gathering space where conversation and shared meals are accompanied by an ever changing coastal outlook.

Large windows ensure that the surrounding scenery remains part of daily life, whether watching sunlight move across the Sound of Mull or observing passing weather rolling in from the west.

The three bedrooms offer flexibility for family living, visiting guests or those seeking a peaceful place to work and unwind away from the pace of urban life.

Throughout the home there is a strong sense of connection to the outdoors.

That connection becomes even more apparent on the wraparound deck, where glass balustrades allow uninterrupted views across the water and towards the distant coastline.

It is the sort of space that encourages people to slow down, whether enjoying a morning coffee, watching wildlife along the shoreline or simply taking in the changing colours of the sea.

The gardens continue towards the waterfront, creating a natural transition between the home and the landscape that surrounds it.

Drimnin itself is a place defined by its tranquillity.

Life here moves to a different rhythm, shaped by ferries, weather and the natural world rather than traffic and timetables.

The wider Morvern Peninsula offers opportunities for walking, wildlife watching, kayaking and exploring a coastline that remains remarkably unspoilt.

Nearby Lochaline provides everyday amenities, while ferry connections open routes to Mull and the colourful harbour town of Tobermory beyond.

What makes The Old Smiddy special is not simply its location, but the way it embraces that location.

This is a home that feels inseparable from its surroundings, offering a rare opportunity to live alongside one of Scotland’s most remarkable coastal landscapes.

The property is being marketed by McIntyre & Company, with full details, photographs, and viewing information available through the official listing.

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