Baile Mor, Isle of Iona

The sacred Island of Iona, about 3 miles long and 1½ miles wide, is renowned as the birthplace of Christianity in Scotland with the arrival of St Columba in 563 AD. The Island, which lies off the South West point of Mull, is an area of great natural beauty with an abundance of flora and fauna and in addition to being the home of the Abbey, Nunnery and burial ground of many Scottish Kings, also hosts a range of modern local conveniences including shops, hotels, etc. Further facilities are available on Mull or in the mainland town of Oban where there is a comprehensive range of shops, professional services, etc.

Dalantober, which is of non-traditional Dorran construction, is delightfully situated on the fringe of the principal village of Baile Mor and enjoys fine expansive views over neighbouring fields to the seascape beyond. Having been successfully extended, the property now provides excellent family sized accommodation with the en-suite guest bedroom and adjoining sun room offering some ‘self contained’ B & B potential. The versatile accommodation has full double glazing, good ancillary storage and the amenity is enhanced by an easily managed, productive garden.