Glen Nant is a 131-acre woodland located approximately three miles south of the village of Taynuilt, part of the National Nature Reserve, with stunning views towards Ben Cruachan. The woodland is rich in biodiversity, supporting a wide variety of wildlife, including Red squirrels, Red deer, woodpeckers, warblers, otters, and numerous species of moths and butterflies. The ancient oak woodlands are listed on the Scottish Biodiversity List for their national significance in conservation and form part of the Glen Nant Site of Special Scientific Interest. The property offers development potential for an off-grid cabin or hut, subject to the relevant permissions, and is currently managed under a long-term agreement with NatureScot until 2077. The nearby village of Taynuilt provides local amenities, and the town of Oban is just 15 miles away, offering a range of services and connections to Glasgow and the Isles.