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Ceithir is a traditional stone cottage built around 1900, extending to approximately 90m2. The property features uPVC double-glazed windows and double-glazed timber Velux windows. It has a combination boiler for lpg central heating, supplemented by an open fireplace in the lounge and a solid fuel stove in the dining room. The property has interlinked smoke and heating alarms, and an electric consumer unit is located on the landing of the upper floor. The property benefits from an EV charger on the driveway. The cottage has a generous garden grounds extending to approximately 0.75 acres, offering beautiful views to Loch Bracadale and MacLeod's Tables. The interior features a range of handmade timber base units with laminate worktops, a double ceramic sink, and an lpg range cooker with a 5-pit hob, double oven, and grill. The cottage has a spacious ground floor with an entrance porch, living/dining room, lounge/bedroom, kitchen, and utility room, and an upper floor with a landing, two bedrooms, shower room, and cloakroom.