Torsa Island, located in the Inner Hebrides off the west coast of Scotland, is a privately owned island offering tranquility and privacy. The island is 0.5 miles wide and 1.2 miles long, covering 270 acres, and features a central peak of 62m with panoramic views. The island has a successful holiday let business and offers a sheltered anchorage for yachts and motorboats. The island's name is of Norse origin and has a rich history, including a ruined castle and associations with Clan Campbell. The island has been sold only once in 85 years and is now being offered for sale again. The island's farmhouse, built in the mid-19th century, is a typical design of the West Coast of Scotland and has been modernized for holiday letting. The island's traditional stone farm buildings have potential for conversion or other uses, subject to planning consents. Torsa Island is nestled between two sounds and offers fine views in all directions, including Mull, Ben More, Scarba, Jura, and Loch Melfort. The nearby villages of Ellenabeich and Cullipool offer post offices and general stores, while the town of Oban is approximately 18 miles northeast and offers professional services, shops, and cultural attractions.