“The perfect quaint farmhouse doesn’t exi-” hold that thought! Chalk full of character and charm, this dairy barn conversion will have you daydreaming of sipping a warm cuppa by the fire. Though recently updated, you will find a lot of thought and care has been invested to showcase unique features including wood beams, original stone countertops, and an oil-fired stove to heat the living area. At first glance, the price may appear high for a 2-bedroom, but after a deeper look, you will find a widespread property including a converted annexe, an acre of beautiful countryside, and stables.
Excellent views, access to the coast, and the promise of rural life without giving up modern comforts all attribute to this stand out and characterful family home. The Scotsman provides an insightful write-up on the property, referring to the property as a hidden gem. Highlighting not only the property enhancements, but also the special memories shared by the current owners. Could this be your next family home?
From the Bell Ingram Listing:
Situated in a secluded location just a short distance from the coastal village of Connel, Achavaich offers buyers an opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented two-bedroom farmhouse with attached converted annexe, sitting in mature gardens extending to approximately one acre.
The property is entered from the rear elevation, with a glazed boot room leading through to the family kitchen. Previously the dairy for the farmhouse, the room retains the original stone countertop, one of many original features of this charming property. Adjacent to the kitchen, a family living space comprises dining area and lounge area and benefits from open views to the front and rear gardens thanks to dual aspect windows which flood the space with natural daylight. A modern, oil-fired double oven Rayburn stove sits within the living area, also providing central heating throughout the property.
What makes Achaviach unique?
- Rayburn oil-fired double stove
- Estate farmhouse dates from the mid-1800s
- Coombed ceilings and wooden floors
- Original fireplaces
- Opportunity to adapt stone stable block outbuilding
Let’s take a gander – what’s nearby?
- Hike Ben Cruchan
- Kayak the Falls of Lora
- Visit the free Ocean Explorer Center
- Walk through the 700 year old garden at Ardchatten Priory Gardens
Additional Photos from the listing
Details from the Listing Agent
- Bell Ingram
- Listing Agent: Andrew Fuller t. 01631 567 791
- Contact details available via listing
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