Kohala House is a rare and interesting attached period home built in 1906 as an extension to the rear of Northernhay, with a separate title since 1948. The property features a cream-painted harled exterior, slated roof, and is set within beautifully stocked gardens that provide year-round interest, color, and pleasant summer scents. The interior has been sensitively preserved to retain historic features, including picture rails, period timbers, leaded and stained glass, and feature fireplaces. The property has two light and bright levels, with a prime, mature, and convenient location close to the heart of Kilmacolm village. The ground floor features a formal sitting room with a central focal point fireplace, a formal dining room with ornately carved natural timber fireplace, and a well-equipped kitchen. The first floor has three bedrooms, a main family bathroom, and a well-fitted shower room. The property also has a timber garage and a mature, well-stocked garden with a rockery and pond.