Torsa Island, located off the West Coast of Scotland, is a rare and idyllic gem that offers complete tranquility and stunning scenery. The island, which rises to 62m in the center, provides panoramic views of the surrounding Inner Hebrides and Argyllshire. With a total area of 270 acres, the island is currently managed as a successful holiday let business, offering a unique island experience to holidaymakers. The island has a sheltered anchorage for yachts and motorboats, as well as running mooring and a beach with a reasonable gradient, making it accessible to smaller vessels. The island's name, Torsa, is of Norse origin, meaning "Thor's Island", and is steeped in Clan history. The island's farmhouse, which has been modernized and improved over the years, is a typical West Coast design and offers comfortable accommodation for holidaymakers. With its unique location, stunning scenery, and rich history, Torsa Island is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Scotland's picturesque West Coast.