Plus, noisy neighbours won't be an issue.
Located on the west coast of Scotland in the Inner Hebrides, the island is on the market for– around the same price that you’d pay for some suburban homes in the likes of Putney, Surbiton, Hadley Wood and Chiswick.Torsa also comes with its very own 19th century farmhouse, which is found in a sheltered spot looking south-east over the majestic mouth of Loch Melfort.A lovely view from the home
The three-bedroom home, which is made up of traditional stone and slate, has been modernised and is currently managed as a holiday let – consisting of a boot room, shower room, kitchen, dining room, and sitting room.There’s no denying this listing is perfect for those who love the great outdoors, with 2.5 miles of coastline to enjoy – perfect for sailing and watching wildlife .It’s on the market for £1.
The island also elevates to 62m at the centre, so it’s an excellent spot for taking in the surrounding Inner Hebrides and the mountains and lochs of Argyllshire. It’s clear this listing is perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of busy life – especially as the nearest town is Oban, around 18 miles to the north-east.
Although, it does seem pretty wild that you could have 270 acres to play with for the same price as some London homes – and even flats.
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