Stoer View offers almost 2,000 sq. ft. of light-filled flexible accommodation arranged over a single floor, ideal for use as a stunning family home or for continued use as a holiday retreat for up to eight guests: www.stoerview.co.uk

Sensitively modernised by the vendors and designed to maximise the stunning views, it features large picture glazing affording awe-inspiring views over the bay together with contemporary and elegant neutral décor throughout. The ground floor accommodation flows from a welcoming entrance hall with flagstone-tiled flooring, a walk-in store, three-bay wood store and fitted utility room, full-height glazing and a large sky lantern providing plenty of additional natural light. Double doors open to an extensive open plan kitchen, drawing, sitting, and dining room with wooden flooring throughout. The kitchen provides a range of contemporary high-gloss wall and base units, a large central island, complementary wooden work surfaces and splashbacks and modern integrated appliances. The remaining area, configurable to the purchaser’s own requirements, has space for drawing, sitting, and dining areas and full-height glazing incorporating a single and French doors to the terrace. The area currently used as the drawing area has a modern freestanding woodburning stove and further full-height glazing incorporating glazed double doors to a conservatory with 180-degree picture glazing incorporating French doors to the terrace.

The ground floor accommodation is completed by a bedroom wing off the main living area. A corridor gives access to a principal bedroom with built-in storage and an en suite shower room. There are three further remaining bedrooms, one with a fitted wardrobe, and a family bathroom with a bath and separate shower enclosure.

Outside

Occupying an elevated position, the property is approached from the North Coast 500 over a sweeping driveway leading to parking area. The garden blends seamlessly with the surrounding mountain landscape, described by one former visitor as “the last great British wilderness.” It provides a shed and a spacious split-level wraparound decked terrace with breathtaking views over Badcall Bay.

Situation

The property occupies an elevated position within a scattered hamlet on the eastern banks of Badcall Bay. It is accessed over the A894, part of the North Coast 500 and Scotland’s version of America’s Route 66. The location is renowned for its rugged natural beauty, mountain ranges and sandy beaches and offers a wide range of outdoor activities. Scourie village has a shop, Post Office, garage, hotel, café, restaurant/bar, and primary school. Slightly further afield, Ullapool has a wider range of shops, restaurants, pubs, and hotels as well as supermarkets, a leisure centre and the main ferry terminus to Stornoway in the Outer Hebrides.

Directions

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From Ullapool continue north on the A894 via the Kylesku Bridge. Continue on this road for around 7 miles. You will see a sign for the Eddrachilles Hotel on the left hand side and approximately half a mile further on take the left hand turning signposted Upper Badcall. Continue along this road for around a mile and take a right hand turn adjacent to the small white cottage at the roadside over the cattle grid where you will find the property at the top of the driveway.