Milovaig

• A beautifully presented house on the fringes of the town.
• Two Reception Rooms. Four/Five Bedrooms.
• High quality fixtures and fittings throughout.
• Energy efficient and with solar panels.
• Garage with upper room and attached car port.
• Easily managed grounds.
• Delightful, elevated views over the town to Loch Portree.

Milovaig lies on the edge of Portree on the Isle of Skye. The property is in a delightful setting,surrounded by common grazings and with beautiful, elevated views over the town to Loch Portree. The Isle of Skye is probably the best known of the Inner Hebridean islands off the west coast of Scotland. Famous for its romantic, historical associations and magnificent landscape dominated by the Cuillin mountains, the island is very popular attracting many tourists throughout the year as well as those who seek to enjoy a peaceful lifestyle in unspoilt surroundings.The area is an ideal base from which to enjoy the island with many outdoor leisure pursuits available locally including hill walking, climbing, canoeing, sailing, mountain biking, and fishing. The unspoilt countryside provides a habitat for native wildlife with regular sightings of red deer, seals, otters and birds of prey, including buzzards, golden eagles, and sea eagles.Portree, the main town on the island, is set on a sheltered bay on Loch Portree. The town has anexcellent range of shops and facilities, including a cinema, swimming pool, a daily bus service toGlasgow and Edinburgh, and schooling up to secondary level. In addition, the town is the mainhub on the island, hosting the Highland Games, half marathon and agricultural show.Milovaig, which was completed in 2015, has generous and beautifully presented familyaccommodation. The sellers were influential in the design of the house, and this is seen in thewell-proportioned rooms, high quality finishes, solid wood features and natural light which fills the interior. The property is highly energy efficient with excellent levels of insulation, solar panels toheat the water and extensive use of glass maximising solar gain.