Rare Lifestyle Opportunity in the Far North: Beautiful Detached Coastal Bungalow, 1/4 Acre De-crofted Plot (Outline Planning Permission) and 10 Acres of Croft Land

Located high above the Kyle of Tongue in one of Scotland’s most remarkable landscapes on the now infamous North Coast 500, this unique offering combines a beautifully refurbished detached house that is currently operating as a successful holiday home with 10-acres of croft land, and a 14 acre de-crofted plot with outline planning permission granted for further development. Whether you are seeking a peaceful lifestyle base, a working croft opportunity, or an income-producing investment in the Highlands, this is a rare find that delivers on every front.

Crann Tara, the detached three-bedroom bungalow, is thoughtfully designed to make the most of its setting. Inside, a bright entrance vestibule with built-in storage opens into a central hall, with modern wood laminate flooring that continues throughout. At the heart of the home, the main lounge features a striking brick fireplace with a multi-fuel stove, ideal for cosy evenings. Large windows frame the stunning coastal views and flood the room with light.

The kitchen and dining area offers plenty of space for everyday living or entertaining. Modern units and integrated appliances are complemented by a bold red tile splashback, while the dining area is set beside a large window that makes the most of the surroundings.
A separate utility room adds further functionality, keeping laundry and storage out of sight.
There are three double bedrooms, all spacious and comfortable. The principal bedroom includes a stylish en-suite shower room and mirrored wardrobes. The two additional bedrooms offer space for guests or family, while the family bathroom features a full-size bath with overhead shower and slate-effect tiling for a modern, timeless look.
Crann Tara was built with habitable trusses and Veluxes in the loft space and is fully floored, providing excellent development potential, subject to Local Authority consent.
Outside, the views are every bit as impressive as you would expect. Rolling hills lead the eye down to the sea and the elevated site guarantees privacy and peace. This is a setting that feels truly removed from the everyday, while still being just a short drive from the village of Tongue.
Included in the sale is an adjacent ¼-acre de-crofted plot of land with outline planning permission granted for further development. –for those wanting to build, expand or invest.
Also included is the Tenancy Assignation of Croft 115 Rhitongue, a registered croft extending to nearly 4 hectares (approx. 10 acres). The land is predominately fenced and offers the potential for further development or agricultural use, subject to the necessary consents. Interested parties should consult the Crofting Commission and may be eligible for support under existing schemes such as the Croft House Grant.
Crann Tara, plot and croft land provide an ideal setup, whether you are looking to expand your property portfolio, create holiday lets or simply craft your dream retreat in this serene, awe-inspiring location.
Crann Tara, plot and its surrounding land offer more than just a home, it’s a full lifestyle opportunity in a truly stunning part of the Highlands. With panoramic sea views, land to grow into and a home already beautifully finished and ready to enjoy, it’s a rare combination of comfort, space and potential. To arrange your private viewing or to find out more, contact Hamish Homes today. Opportunities like this are few and far between.

About Tongue

Crann Tara, plot and croft land are situated just a short drive from the picturesque village of Tongue, in the far north of Scotland on the well-known NC500 route. It’s a hidden gem nestled along the shores of the Kyle of Tongue. Surrounded by rugged mountains, stunning beaches and unspoiled landscapes, Tongue offers a tranquil and scenic lifestyle that’s perfect for those seeking peace and natural beauty.
The village provides essential amenities including a local shop, post office and several cafes and eateries, and a seasonal café within walking distance ensuring residents have access to daily necessities. Tongue Primary School serves the local community, offering quality education for younger children. For secondary education and broader amenities, Farr High School in Bettyhill (12 mile bus service provided).
Transport links to Tongue include the A836 road, which connects the village to other parts of the Highlands. Regular bus services link Tongue to Thurso and Inverness, providing access to larger towns and cities.
The town of Thurso, approximately 43 miles away, offers additional shopping, dining, and healthcare services.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find Tongue particularly appealing, with opportunities for hiking, fishing and exploring the dramatic landscapes, including the iconic Ben Loyal and Ben Hope Munro mountains. The nearby beaches and the Kyle of Tongue offer breathtaking views and a chance to experience the wild beauty of Scotland’s northern coast.
With its serene environment, strong community spirit and stunning surroundings, Tongue is an ideal location for those looking to buy property in a remote and beautiful part of the Highlands.