6 bed detached house

The lodge, built in the 18th-century, is situated on the head of Seaforth Loch, with approximately 5 miles of coastline along the loch and stretching westwards to the famous salmon and sea trout fishery of Loch Langavat. The estate covers a vast area, with several steep hills suitable for challenging stalking, and features Clisham, the highest peak in the Outer Hebrides, rising to over 2,600 feet above sea level. The estate offers a diverse range of wildlife, including red deer, red grouse, Golden Eagles, and porpoises, with various species of marine wildlife also present. The property includes salmon and sea trout fishing on several river systems, including Loch Langavat, the Langadale River, and the Kintarvie River, with the option to access the loch via a 4-mile hill track behind the lodge.