A rare opportunity to acquire a pleasant, detached seven-bedroom Victorian villa, set on the shoreline of Loch Leven, in a picturesque location and benefitting from panoramic coastal views across the loch to the mountains of Glencoe and beyond

Set in a picturesque, secluded coastal location on the shores of Loch Leven and on the fringe of the popular coastal village of Ballachulish, Craighrannoch, offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a traditional stone villa, perfectly positioned to enjoy the panoramic views across Loch Leven and mountains of Glencoe and surrounding countryside.

Craighrannoch also offers a rare opportunity to acquire the property, land and the foreshore of Loch Leven for further re-development of the area. There is an optional private water supply from the surrounding mountains but it is not currently in use.

The formal entrance is located to the front of the property, leading through to a grand hallway. To the right, a generously proportioned formal lounge offers the perfect place in which to entertain family and friends. Large windows to the front perfectly frame the far-reaching coastal views, with the mountains around Glencoe offering a spectacular backdrop.

To the left of the hallway, a drawing room and adjoining sitting room are cleverly connected by a sliding partition, enabling the room to be expanded with ease. A doorway from the drawing room leads out to a sizable conservatory, offering views out to
the front and side gardens.

A dining room is positioned centrally within the house, with the main kitchen located to the rear of the property, along with an adjacent utility room. The kitchen design features a range of white farmhouse style wall and floor units, complimented by a
matching worktop. A second entrance door to the side elevation leads though to a welcoming parlour, with a WC and cloakroom located to the left.

The grand staircase leads to the upper floor, where a galleried landing gives access to seven bedrooms, three of which feature en-suite bathrooms. A family bathroom and two separate shower rooms are also located on the upper floor of the property, also accessed from the central landing.

Much care and attention given to retain many of the period features, such as decorative cornices, ceiling roses and wooden floors. Currently used as a family home, the property also offers scope for those looking to operate a guest house, bed and breakfast or boutique hotel.

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Craighrannoch House is set in majestic coastal position and enjoys enviable views across Loch Leven to the mountains beyond. Mature gardens and trees surround the property offering a degree of privacy, with a sweeping access road leading to a private gated driveway, with a parking area large enough to accommodate several vehicles.

A separate building to the rear of the main house was previously used to provide accommodation for staff working at Craighrannoch. The cottage offers scope for renovation to provide guest accommodation but could also be adapted for use as a studio, home office or workshop.

The majestic grounds extend to an area of approximately 4.48 acres and include a stretch of shoreline, perfect for those looking to spend time on the water.

Interest in the property is likely to be very high, and early viewing is recommended.