Meall Mhor House is a country house in a stunning coastal setting overlooking Loch Fyne, requiring a total refurbishment and development. The property, with its light blue/lilac stone exterior and white painted smooth ashlar, has fallen into disrepair and is in need of renovation or possible demolition and replacement with a modern structure. The house sits on 15 acres of parkland type gardens and grounds with historic Victorian origins, featuring semi-ancient native woodlands, a picturesque burn, and rock pools. The property has a complex layout with period apartments, historic dedicated staff living quarters, and ancillary rooms. The ground floor features a reception hallway, drawing room, dining and breakfasting area, and kitchen, while the first floor has a period staircase leading to bedrooms and bathrooms. The property also includes outbuildings, such as former game larder, log store, and detached structure of former cart sheds, stables, coach house, and hay loft. The gardens are beautifully landscaped with lawns, pampas grasses, evergreens, and specimen rhododendrons, and offer stunning views of the loch. However, potential buyers should be aware that parts of the house are unsafe and represent a significant health and safety hazard.