The area is ideal for walking, fishing and sailing. Golfers will enjoy the 9-hole course at Traigh, three miles away. Buzzards regularly patrol the skies above Bourblach and white-tailed sea eagles have been known to nest in the area.
Sail from Mallaig or Arisaig to explore Skye, Rum or Eigg. Board a high-speed inflatable to go whale spotting in season.
Morar is easily accessible by road from both Glasgow (150 miles) and Edinburgh (170) and by train, with the Fort William to Morar leg covered by a steam train during the summer months.
Bourblach is set in its own fenced off grounds in the midst of a working croft. The house nestles into the hillside, and enjoys truly spectacular views across the estuary of the River Morar with its white sands and ever-changing vista. The house itself is furnished and decorated to a very high standard. The accommodation consists of: An entry vestibule with an assortment of walking sticks, kites and a beach toy hamper.
The short hallway gives access to both the farmhouse style kitchen and the large living room/dining room. The kitchen has a pine table and an oil-fired Aga-style cooker. There is also a conventional electric cooker, microwave, huge fridge, washing machine and dishwasher. The living room has an open fire and the dining room table seats up to 12.
There is a family room off the kitchen with Sky TV, a sound system and bookcase. Between this room and the back door lies the ground floor bathroom with walk-in shower wc etc. Upstairs are the three large family sized bedrooms each with its own wash-hand basin. The bathroom has a large corner bath wc etc. There is double glazing throughout and full central heating. The kitchen and living room both have a French door leading to a small patio. There is a built-in bar-b-q and patio in the back garden, and a garden shed with patio furniture.