This former church in the picturesque Scottish seaside village of Poolewe is a unique opportunity to create a dream Highland home or a thriving rental business. With a rich history dating back to 1828, the church has been on the "At Risk" register since 2001, but its condition is reported to be fair with a low risk. The property sits directly on the coast overlooking Loch Ewe, offering breathtaking scenery. Planning permission has been submitted to convert the church into a residential property, and engineers' drawings are available. The site is fully serviced with mains water, drainage, and electricity, and the finished project could have a potential value of up to £450,000. Alternatively, the plans could be modified to construct two separate rental properties, generating an estimated yearly rental income of £72,800. The village of Poolewe is a popular tourist destination, with nearby Inverewe Garden, stunning coastal scenery, and local events. With its stunning location and potential for development, this property is a rare find in the Scottish Highlands.