Glen Euchar House and Cabins, Oban, PA34 4UU

Secluded residential retreat with approximately 10 acres, a charming main house, two secluded lodges, fishing rights, and significant development potential.

Description Nestled within the dramatic scenery of coastal Argyll, Glen Euchar House is an enchanting retreat combining natural beauty, privacy and versatile accommodation.

This exceptional property has been lovingly held by the same family for over three decades, evolving from a private sanctuary to a successful holiday business.

Approached by a private drive flanked by mature woodland, the estate enjoys a remarkable sense of tranquillity while remaining within easy reach of Oban.

Glen Euchar House At the heart of the estate stands the principal dwelling, Glen Euchar House, a welcoming detached cottage enjoying elevated views across the surrounding glen.

Arranged over two floors, the accommodation has been thoughtfully designed to make the most of the natural light and spectacular scenery.

The house includes four double bedrooms including one conveniently positioned on the ground floor where there is a shower room. Completing the first floor is the family bathroom.

An inviting sitting room with woodburner provides a cosy space to relax, while the well-appointed kitchen, complete with an aga range cooker, opens into a dining room.

Outside, a generous lawned area bordered by mature trees creates a wonderful setting for outdoor entertaining, and a newly installed hot tub offers the perfect vantage point to enjoy the sunset.

There is a large gravelled parking area offering ample space for multiple vehicles.

The Log Cabin Discreetly positioned beside an ornamental pond, the Log Cabin is a delightful hideaway offering self-contained accommodation in a peaceful setting.

Inside, the open-plan layout features a double bedroom, a welcoming sitting area warmed by a woodburner, a practical kitchenette and a modern shower room.

French doors open onto a covered porch overlooking the pond, with a private hot tub offering a secluded spot to unwind.

Known affectionately as The Whisky Cabin, this lodge has been a popular destination for couples seeking a tranquil escape in the heart of the Highlands.

The River Lodge Set above the banks of the River Euchar and surrounded by mature trees, the River Lodge combines sleek, contemporary design with an extraordinary natural setting.

The interior offers a bright double bedroom alongside a stylish kitchen with breakfast bar, complemented by a modern shower room and a spacious living area.

Expansive feature windows fill the lodge with natural light and allow unfiltered access to the woodland views. Outside, an elevated deck overlooks the River Euchar, with private hot tub.

Gardens and Grounds The property enjoys riparian rights on both banks of the River Euchar, with three registered fishing pools providing excellent sport in a picturesque environment.

The land itself is a haven for wildlife and offers countless opportunities for walking, photography and outdoor recreation.

Planning Permission The property benefits from full planning permission (Reference: 040/01113/det) granted in 2004 for the erection of a substantial dwelling house adjoining Glen Euchar House.

A meaningful start has already been undertaken, enabling a future owner to complete this project at their discretion. Further details and architectural impressions are available on request.

Business Potential Over the past 12 years, Glen Euchar has been operated successfully as a self-catering holiday business, generating consistent occupancy and income.

The site is marketed through Sykes Cottages, attracting return visitors drawn by the tranquillity, quality accommodation and outstanding reviews.

Location Glen Euchar enjoys a peaceful rural setting approximately 12 miles south of Oban.

The immediate area is exceptionally well suited for exploring Scotland’s celebrated west coast, with a wealth of attractions and outdoor pursuits on the doorstep.

The nearby village of Kilninver provides a well-regarded primary school, while Kilmelford, situated a short distance to the south, offers a range of local facilities including a welcoming hotel serving bar meals, a general store incorporating a post office and tea-room, a Church of Scotland, and the popular Kilmelford Yacht Haven, a sheltered marina on the edge of the village.

Oban is widely regarded as one of the principal towns on the west coast and is renowned for its picturesque seafront, vibrant harbour and excellent sailing waters.

Often referred to as the “Gateway to the Isles, ” Oban hosts the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry terminal, providing regular services to the Inner Hebrides as well as Barra and South Uist.

The town offers a comprehensive range of amenities, including a variety of independent shops, supermarkets, leisure facilities, restaurants, and professional services.

Educational provision includes several primary schools, a high school and Argyll College, alongside the Scottish Association for Marine Science, both of which are affiliated with the University of the Highlands and Islands.

Healthcare is well catered for by a medical centre and hospital, and Oban also benefits from rail links to Glasgow.

Glasgow itself lies approximately 100 miles to the south, ensuring excellent connectivity to the rest of the UK and beyond.

Square Footage: 1,493 sq ft Acreage: 10 Acres Additional Info Private water supply Private drainage Lpg - oil fired boiler Council tax - business rates