8 bedroom detached house

Druimavuic is accessed off the A828 (Fort William road), with a lovely approach along the south side of the loch. There are two private driveways which terminate in a gravelled parking area to the rear. The house was understood to have been built by the Campbell clan in 1750, extended in 1850 for a wedding and then completely renovated by the current owners in 2010, with the addition of garages. The property includes plenty of internal features, including the large drawing room effectively a double reception with oak flooring, a wood-burning stove, French doors to the side, as well as lovely loch views to the front.

To the rear of the property, there is a double garage which houses the boiler. Other outbuildings include a 3-bay wood store, an attractive single-room stone and slate bothy, and a stone steading next to the burn.

The policies are a real feature of Drumavuic, all focusing on the stunning westerly views overlooking Loch Creran. The gardens include large formal lawns surrounding the house with planted borders and specimen trees. There is an attractive walled garden as well as a rhododendron walk-through part of the gardens. Beyond the driveway, there is a paddock extending to about 4 acres overlooking the loch. Another feature of the garden is The Allt Buidhe burns, which flows along the southern boundary of the garden. The policies extend to about 11.46 acres in total.

Druimavuic House is situated in a stunning and dramatic about 17 miles northwest of Oban, close to the shores of Loch Creran. The village of Benderloch (9 miles) has a range of local services, including a general store, post office, café with a book shop, petrol station with outdoor clothing and equipment, as well as a village hall and primary school. Barcaldine (5 miles) has a marina and primary school. The peaceful fishing village of Port Appin is only 8 miles away and includes a doctor's surgery, two hotels, and two respected restaurants