A small stone cottage in the heart of the Scottish Highlands has been listed for sale, and it’s being called an introvert’s dream home due to its remote location. The property, Brae Cottage, is nestled in the hills of Sutherland and is miles away from the nearest human settlement.
Brae Cottage is a traditional stone-built structure, featuring a sitting room, two bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom supplied by a natural spring. With two outbuildings for coal and general storage, and sitting on 2 acres of land, the property offers enough space for self-sufficient living. Located near a small stream and an infrequently used track road that connects The Mound (A9) to Bonar Bridge, it provides a peaceful escape from modern civilization.
Although the nearest village is six miles away, aerial images of the property reveal its vast isolation, with no nearby neighbors in sight. The cottage is listed for £130,000 ($175,000) and offers an idyllic setting beside the stream Abhainn an r-Stratha Charnaig, running through the picturesque Torboll Falls and salmon ladder to Loch Fleet.
However, because it is currently uninhabitable, the property need extensive renovations. Brae Cottage is listed as having no gas or electricity and not having a septic tank built. This remodeling project might be ideal for someone looking to live off the grid in a peaceful and beautiful setting.
Should you be yearning for a private haven, Brae Cottage may be something to think about. For individuals wishing to live far away from the bustle of contemporary life, there are other remote properties all over the world that offer a comparable level of seclusion, like a remote monk’s residence in Tibet and a clifftop lighthouse in Iceland.
