Ronachan, a 13-bedroom B-listed coastal estate on the Kintyre peninsula, has been listed for offers over £2.1 million. The property includes the eight-bedroom sandstone Ronachan House, plus three independent dwellings: the Coach House, the Look Out, and North Lodge.
Restoration and Features
The current owner has overseen a programme of repair, architectural reinstatement, and refurbishment over the past 20 years. The ground floor features a front hall, library with open fire, formal dining room, sitting area, a kitchen with a large island, two double bedrooms, two cloakrooms, and a family bathroom with a roll-top tub. A timber staircase leads to a half-landing with a billiard and games room, and the first floor contains the main drawing room, a cloakroom, the master suite with sitting area and bathroom, and another bedroom. The second floor has five en-suite bedrooms and an additional bathroom.
Grounds and Views
The grounds extend to more than 10 acres, sloping gently to the white sands of Ronachan Bay with direct foot access. Mature woodlands provide shelter, privacy, walks, and a habitat for flora and fauna. A spokesperson for Strutt & Parker said: "Situated above the white sands of Ronachan Bay, Ronachan House occupies one of the finest positions on the Kintyre peninsula. Looking out across the Sound of Jura towards Islay, Jura and Gigha, the views include white sand below, open water ahead and sea and islands on the horizon." The spokesperson added: "The house itself is a beautiful and romantic Victorian mansion. Built from sandstone and Category B listed, it has been painstakingly restored by the current owners over the past two decades, with original stained glass, timber panelling, ornate cornicing and generous sash windows all carefully preserved. My favourite room is the principal drawing room which has windows to the front and side capturing all those wonderful views."
