Situated in a peaceful setting approximately two miles south of Craignure and the main ferry terminal, The Tower Klondyke is a distinctive and characterful property that has evolved from a traditional cottage into a unique home, with sympathetic modern additions complementing the original dwelling. Previously operated as a holiday let, the property also offers separate accommodation for owner occupation. The accommodation is centred around a spacious and welcoming first-floor sitting room, enjoying a striking curved design, abundant natural light, panoramic garden views, also warmed through by a feature wood-burning stove. On the ground floor, a combined kitchen/dining room features a fitted kitchen and enjoys attractive views over the gardens. Accommodation is provided by way of three bedrooms, including a bright principal bedroom on the first floor, with fitted storage cupboards and dual-aspect outlooks. A spacious family bathroom is also positioned on the first floor, with a separate shower room serving the ground floor bedrooms. Surrounded by mature, colourful gardens that provide a high degree of privacy, the property also benefits from a substantial detached workshop/garage building measuring approximately 11.7m x 9.7m, offering excellent storage, workshop, or vehicle accommodation. Combining charm, flexibility, and income-generating potential, The Tower Klondyke presents a unique lifestyle opportunity on the Isle of Mull. Outside Surrounded by mature, colourful gardens that provide a high degree of privacy, the property also benefits from a substantial detached workshop/garage building measuring approximately 11.7m x 9.7m, offering excellent storage, workshop, or vehicle accommodation. Services Mains electricity, mains water, private drainage, oil fired heating Location The Isle of Mull is the second largest island within the Inner Hebrides. The island is accessed via a regular car ferry service from Oban to Craignure. Services from Lochalineand Kilchoan on the Morvern and Ardnamurchan peninsulas respectively are also available. There is a small airstrip at Glenforsa suitable for private aircraft and a main line train service operating several times daily between Glasgow and Oban - some connecting directly with the ferries. Mull boasts an extraordinary and diverse range of scenery, wildlife and leisure activities which brings large number of visitors throughout the year. The island also hosts a number of music and arts festivals plus the annual Tour of Mull car rally. In the sea surrounding Mull there are various trips provided to local puffin and seal colonies and also to Iona, and the island of Staffa where many tourists visit Fingal’s Cave. *
