Two-bedroom detached cottage in Glenelg

Cosaig House is a charming detached traditional two-bedroom cottage ideally situated within a secluded rural setting at the end of a farm track in the highly desirable Highland village of Glenelg. Carefully renovated by the current owner, the property is presented in excellent order throughout and combines traditional cottage charm with modern comforts. The accommodation extends to approximately 58 sq m and is arranged over one-and-a-half storeys. The ground floor comprises an entrance porch, hallway, attractive sitting room featuring a log-burning stove, a shower room, and a well-appointed kitchen and dining room. Upstairs are two comfortable bedrooms accessed via the landing. The property benefits from oil-fired central heating via a combi boiler serving radiators throughout, double-glazed timber casement windows and doors, and a private water supply with a storage tank and filtration system housed in the rear timber shed. Externally, the property enjoys attractive and private enclosed garden grounds predominantly laid to lawn with mature planting, hedging, and natural stone features. A rear timber shed provides electricity and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, and a further timber garden shed is located to the front. The village of Glenelg sits at the end of a quiet glen at the bottom of the Mam Ratagan pass, offering spectacular scenery, historic character, and proximity to the west coast of Scotland with easy access to outdoor pursuits such as walking, cycling, fishing, and kayaking. Local amenities include a shop, award-winning inn and restaurant, primary school, churches, medical centre, and the last manually operated turntable ferry in the world crossing to the Isle of Skye. The village of Kyle of Lochalsh is approximately 25 miles away, offering a wider selection of shops, services, and transport connections.