The charming coastal conservation village of Ellenabeich is nestled on the picturesque Firth of Lorne, approximately 16 miles south of Oban on the Isle of Seil, with the unique attraction of the 'Bridge Over the Atlantic' connecting it to the mainland. This idyllic setting is characterized by its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and diverse wildlife, and is celebrated for its exceptional scenery, excellent sailing, and fishing opportunities. The village offers a range of amenities including shops, a primary school, a bar/restaurant, a medical practice, and a 9-hole golf course, with the community hall serving as a hub for various activities and events. Number 21 is an authentic stone-built end-terraced cottage from the 18th century, originally designed for the local slate miners. This category B listed property exudes character, with notable features such as exposed stonework in the hall and around the fireplace in the sitting room. While it could benefit from some cosmetic updates, the cottage presents a versatile living space that could serve as a cozy holiday home or a compact permanent residence. The property includes a small front garden, perfect for a selection of plant pots and a seating area to enjoy the village's tranquil atmosphere. The accommodation comprises a welcoming hall with a storage cupboard, a cozy sitting room with a solid fuel fireplace, a kitchen equipped with modern appliances, a bedroom, and a shower room. The property is well-served by mains water and electricity with private drainage, and it benefits from council tax band B and an EPC rating of E51. A detailed Home Report is available from the selling agents, with a guide price of £160,000. Viewings are by appointment only.