The Old Croft is a charming detached cottage built around 1900 and extended in 2000, spanning approximately 87 square meters. The property sits in a good-sized garden surrounded by wildlife, woodland trees, and mountain scenery. The interior features neutral décor, double glazing, oil-fired heating, and a wood-burning stove in the lounge. The accommodation includes an entrance porch, diner-kitchen, lounge, utility, bathroom, shower room, and three bedrooms. The property benefits from a wrap-around garden with a grassy area, decorative stone shingle, and a log store, as well as two timber sheds and a polytunnel. The location is ideal for exploring the Glen Roy Parallel Roads and has access to nearby amenities in Roy Bridge and Spean Bridge, including a railway station, village hall, and church. The property is situated approximately 12 miles from Fort William, with good rail and road links to the town and other destinations in the Scottish Highlands.