Two traditional detached cottages, Houlland House and Da Laggans Cottage, are being sold together with a C(s) listed stone steading in a stunning location overlooking the Loch of Cliff. The properties, which are cared for by the National Trust for Scotland, are in need of complete renovation and are being sold to new owners who can bring them back to life while preserving their architectural significance. Houlland House is a single-storey, stone-built house with a slate roof, while Houlland Steading is a quadrangular building of rubble construction with sandstone dressings. Da Laggans Cottage is a two-storey dwelling with an attic and a single-storey extension. The properties are situated on about 0.3 ha (0.74 acres) of grounds, with an adjoining field of about 0.5 ha (1.23 acres) available separately. The sale is subject to a Conservation Agreement with National Trust for Scotland, which requires the new owner to have consent for any renovation works and to retain any original elements. The properties offer a unique opportunity for buyers to restore them to their former glory while also preserving their historical significance.