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    Key features

    • To be offered on Wednesday 22 April
    • 90 acre private island and a compelling investment.
    • The island features a natural freshwater spring and potential for off-grid energy solutions like solar or wind power.
    • The surrounding waters are home to seals, dolphins, and a variety of seabirds, while the land itself is rich in biodiversity.
    • Accessible by private boat or helicopter and located near the smallest inhabited Island in Scotland, Easdale.

    Description

    Insh Island is located in the Inner Hebrides off Scotland’s west coast. This 90 acre private island offers an extraordinary opportunity to own a beautiful piece of the Scottish wilderness. The island has breath taking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, rolling landscape, dramatic cliffs, and untouched shorelines.


    Accessible by private boat or helicopter and located near the smallest inhabited Island in Scotland, Easdale perhaps best known as host of the World Stone Skimming Championship. The nearest major town of Oban is to the north.


    Insh Island is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The surrounding waters are home to seals, dolphins, and a variety of seabirds, while the land itself is rich in biodiversity. With no light pollution, the night skies are spectacular.


    Potential for the island include a private family retreat, an open air leisure project, a conservation project or sustainable development of some description (subject to all necessary consents). The island features a natural freshwater spring and ample potential for off-grid energy solutions like solar or wind power. There are no established buildings on site but there is a well known "cave house" on the north western coast line.


    Beyond its natural appeal, Insh Island represents a compelling investment. As demand for exclusive, eco-conscious destinations continues to grow, this island is ideally suited for tourism, wellness retreats, or even use as a film location.

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    Tenure

    Heritable (Scottish Equivalent of English Freehold)

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      Local information

      Insh Island is a private uninhabited island, one of the Slate islands and situated in the sound of Insh, South of Oban, which is seen as as the gateway to the Hebrides, highlands and islands due to the it main west coast ferry terminal. Oban has an excellent range of shops and professional services as well as secondary schooling and a railway station with regular services to Glasgow. Oban is the ferry terminal for the Western Isles and is a highly popular base for sailing. There is a small private airfield at Connell and Glasgow airport has regular flights to London and a variety of domestic and international destinations. There is spectacular hill walking, climbing and mountaineering in the area with skiing at Aonach Mhor and Glencoe. There are numerous lochs and rivers providing both salmon and trout fishing and renowned sailing along the west coast.

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