The Island of Soay is situated in a breathtaking location in the western Highlands, surrounded by the iconic Black Cuillin mountains of Skye and the islands of Eigg, Much, Rhum, and Canna. The property, known as South Soay, comprises approximately 1,546 acres of owner-occupied croft land, featuring a mix of pasture, rough grazing land, and woodlands, as well as eight named hill lochs. The land is relatively low-lying, with the highest point being around 100 meters above sea level, offering an interesting habitat and topography. The property is an excellent opportunity for environmental and woodland schemes, and its natural capital and surroundings make it a haven for nature lovers and sailing enthusiasts. The island is also home to a population of red deer, offering some stalking for sport and management purposes. The de-crofted dwelling house lies on the shore of Camus nan Gall, a sheltered natural harbour, providing a fantastic base for those who enjoy the water.