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Mint Croft is what character property dreams are made of! Located on the Isle of Skye, the property is absolutely chock full of original features, thoughtful new design elements, and dreamy décor that you have to see for yourself. The Waternish peninsula property includes 3 distinct, but linked structures: the Croft House built in 1934, the Blackhouse built c. 1800, and the newly built Bothy (small hut/cottage). You must dive into the details of this property to appreciate the exposed stone gable wall, high ceiling, Douglas fir beams, and overall unique design.

The current owners are a professional designer and builder who have researched and implemented traditional construction techniques to maintain the character and spirit of the Isle of Skye over many years. They have created a dreamy croft getaway that has been widely featured by The Telegraph, Evening Standard, and The Times.

Indeed, with 250+ 5 start reviews, you could acquire both a stunning property and a much loved luxury rental business!

From the Inigo Listing:

This incredible group of three houses is found on the Isle of Skye’s beautiful, dramatic north-eastern coastline. Mint Croft is made up of a Croft House, a Blackhouse and a recently completed black corrugated metal-clad Bothy, as well as useful outbuildings and just under seven acres of croft land. The current owners, a professional builder and designer, have carefully restored the two older houses over the years of their custodianship, researching traditional construction techniques and doing much of the work themselves. The result are these impressive and unique houses, each full of original features, new additions and spectacular views over the croft land, the sea and nearby islands.

What makes Mint Croft unique?

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