Eilean Mor, Strontian, Acharacle, Highland, PH36

A rare opportunity to acquire Eilean Mor, a picturesque Scottish island set in a stunning location within Loch Sunart to the south of the Highlands region.

A rare opportunity to acquire Eilean Mor, a picturesque Scottish island set in a stunning location within Loch Sunart to the south of the Highlands region. Extending to an area of 12.14 Ha, (29.98 Acres) this captivating island offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical intrigue.

Accessible by boat, or by a low-tide causeway, the island’s diverse terrain and tidal nature make it a fascinating destination for adventurers and nature enthusiasts alike. The waters around Eilean Mor are teeming with marine life and the island itself is a haven for seabirds, making it an excellent spot for birdwatching. The untouched natural environment provides a sanctuary for various species, offering visitors a glimpse into the thriving ecosystems of the Inner Hebrides.

While Eilean Mor is uninhabited today, its history is deeply intertwined with the surrounding region. Eilean Mor as a serene escape for those seeking to explore Scotland’s rugged landscapes and rich heritage.

Under family ownership for generations, the island now offers fresh opportunity and adventure. It should be noted that the subjects does not benefit from any form of planning permission.

Please note Eilean Mor is part of the Sunart Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and Sunart Special Area of Conservation (SAC).

The village of Strontian is located at the head of Loch Sunart amidst spectacular Highland scenery. Strontian is ideally placed to explore both the surrounding areas and the wider peninsula,there are walks and climbs in the area to suit all abilities, and the local oakwoods, in par-ticular Ariundle a national nature reserve.

The village has a range of amenities, with shops, hotels, post office, doctor's surgery, primary school and secondary school. Further facilities and amenities are available at Fort William.

Fort William, located 15 miles away, is often referred to as the “Outdoor Capital of the UK”, and is most famous for being the gateway to Ben Nevis, Mallaig and Inverness. Activity based enthusiasts are especially catered for at “Ice Factor” - the ultimate adventure centre including ice/rock climbing, aerial adventure course, shop, restaurant and café.

Glencoe Mountain Resort and the Nevis Range (Fort William) are also local and enjoyed in the area for seasonal skiing, mountain biking etc. The famous “Jacobite” West Highland Train operates between Mallaig and Glasgow, stopping at Fort William Train Station. In addition, the Overnight Caledonian Sleeper operates between London Euston and Fort William.

No services are connected to the island.

Access
Please note, there are no formal access rights to Eilean Mor from the mainland.

Directions
If travelling from Fort William, take the A82 south to the Corran Ferry and take the short crossing to Ardgour. Upon alighting the ferry, turn left onto the A861 and follow the road through the village of Strontian. Eilean Mor is situated approximately 3.5 miles along this road.

Please note, there are no formal access rights to Eilean Mor from the mainland.

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