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The Cottage, 2 Teangue, SLEAT, Isle of Skye, IV44 8RE Offers Over £200,000 The Cottage, 2 Teangue, SLEAT, Isle of Skye, IV44 8RE Offers Over £200,000 REF: 59053 Located in the extremely popular Sleat Peninsula of Skye in the village of Teangue with stunning views over the sea to Knoydart and the West coast of Scotland, The Cottage is a charming, two bedroom property with traditional features throughout. The property which is in need of some modernisation, benefits from double glazing, electric heating, open fires in the lounge and master bedroom, with views across to Knock Castle and the Sound of Sleat towards the mountains of the Mainland in the distance. The property comes with additional land to the rear, appoximately 1.15 acres in size with expired planning permission for a dwelling house. Only by viewing can you fully appreciate the potential this cottage and land has to offer in its highly desirable location. The accommodation consists of: entrance hallway with a double wooden door entrance which takes full advantage of the stunning views toward the Sound of Sleat; lounge, enjoying the same stunning outlook, fully v-lined with open fire providing a welcoming focal point; rear hall way; a quaint kitchen with base units, built in larder and views over the land to the rear; bathroom comprising a three piece suite in white with an electric powered shower to bath; master bedroom' v-lined with built in storage and a magnificent forward facing outlook over the garden and sea; single bedroom with built in storage. The Cottage sits in a good sized plot extending to approximately 0.53 acres, with some defined boundaries. The garden is mainly laid to wild grass multiple mature, well established shrubs and trees and is in need of some attention . Access is provided via a gated driveway leading from the main road to the cottage and land at the rear. The property is reached via undoubtedly some of the most stunning scenery in the Scottish Highlands and the highly popular village of Armadale is approximately 4 miles away. Facilities in the village of Armadale include a general store, Post Office, selection of hotels and café’s and the popular ferry crossing over to Mallaig and beyond. As the area is a highly popular tourist destination there are a host of activities available on your doorstep including hill walking, sailing, the world famous Armadale Castle and Museum, home to the Clan MacDonald. Primary education is provided in Sleat Primary with Secondary pupils attending Portree High School which they are transported to daily. The village of Broadford provides an additional range of facilities along with a supermarket, medical centre, hospital, chemist, hotels, cafés, bistros and small selection of bespoke retail outlets. Inverness, the main business and commercial centre in the Highlands is approximately 2 hours’ drive away and offers extensive shopping, leisure and entertainment facilities along with excellent road, rail and air links to the South and beyond. Entrance Hallway 3.54m x 0.99m (11'6 x 3'3) Master Bedroom 3.81m x 3.05m (12'6 x 10'0) Sitting Room 3.94m x 3.72m (12'11 x 12'2) Bedroom Two 3.56m x 2.61m (11'8 x 8'6) Kitchen 2.91m x 2.32m (9'6 x 7'6) Rear Hallway 2.86m x 1.15m (9'5 x 3'9) Bathroom 2.09m x 1.74m (6'9 x 5'9) General All furniture, white goods, floor coverings, light fittings, blinds and some curtains are included in the sale. Services Mains water and electric. Private Septic tank. Electric heating. Council Tax Council Tax Band B EPC Rating F Post Code IV44 8RE Entry By mutual agreement Viewing By appointment through Macleod & MacCallum's Property Department on 01463 235559. Reference AMM/SED/ROBE0353/0001 Price Offers Over £200,000 Directions From Inverness take the A82 through Drumnadrochit, following the signs for Kyle of Lochalsh. Continue on to the Isle of Skye and follow signs for Broadford. Take the A851 to Armadale and continue along the main road for approximatley 12 miles, passing Torvaig Hotel on the left, and shortly after the sign for Teangue and Sasaig on the right. The property is located off the main road, third entrance on the right after this sign. If you are thinking of selling your property, we offer a FREE Valuation. Please call our Property Department on 01463 235559 for further details. 28 Queensgate, Inverness, IV1 1DJ · T: 01463 235559 · F: 01463 222879 · E: [email protected] · W: www.macandmac.co.uk.
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