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| Situated
in a glorious unspoilt location near the southern tip of the island
and within short walking distance of the beautiful white sands of
Ardalanish Bay, Braigh provides a rare opportunity to acquire a
traditional stone-built cottage of considerable character and
charm. It enjoys far-reaching and uninterrupted views with the dramatic cliffs of Gribun to the east and the distinctive silhouettes of the Paps of Jura to the south,and will appeal to anyone who values their privacy and is seeking a stunning rural/coastal retreat off the beaten track. Situated on the edge of a deserted township, Braigh was the last remaining thatched cottage on the Ross of Mull and is a site of unique historical and archaeological interest. Approached via an unmarked track, this property affords an unusual degree of seclusion with no other habitations in the vicinity. Sympathetically and beautifully restored from a derelict state the formerly thatched slate-roofed cottage retains its original charm with timber-framed sash windows and deep recessed window sills. The accommodation is single storey, but deceptively spacious with generously proportioned rooms: the main living areas have been left open to the roof with exposed timbers and beams. Presented in immaculate order and finished to a high specification, the purchaser can move in right away. |
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