This traditional detached cottage, Houlland House, and adjacent stone steading, located on the Loch of Cliff, are being sold by the National Trust for Scotland. The property, which includes a single-storey stone-built house with a slate roof and a quadrangular steading with a slate roof, is in need of complete renovation. The steading has been listed category C(s) by Historic Environment Scotland and is a unique and important part of the local history. The sale will be covered by a Conservation Agreement, which requires the new owner to renovate the property with sensitivity and obtain consent from the National Trust for Scotland for any proposed renovation works. The property is being sold with a right of access to the shoreline and an adjoining field of about 0.5 ha, which would be available separately. The sale presents an exciting opportunity for buyers to restore the property to its former glory while preserving its architectural significance.