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Càrn Deas, an island in the Summer Isles archipelago in north-west Scotland, is a 22-acre formation with a dramatic coastline, cliffs, coves and a shingle beach. The island is in the Assynt-Coigach national scenic area with views of the mainland to the east and the Outer Hebrides to the west.

From the rugged island, the stunning Coigach and Assynt mountains and the Fannich and Torridon hills can also be seen.

The surrounding water, which is warmed by the Gulf Stream, is used for sailing as well as scuba diving and snorkelling.

Porpoises, dolphins, whales, basking sharks and otters are not uncommon along with mackerel, cod, crabs, lobsters and langoustines.

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Càrn Deas is described as having “mystique, privacy, tranquillity and charm” as well as “a remote sanctuary for the buyer seeking an escape to one of the country’s most wonderful natural wildernesses”.

The island can only be accessed by a 25-minute boat journey from mainland Badentarbat Pier or Old Dornie Harbour by private arrangement.

Fenning Welstead, partner at Goldcrest Land & Forestry, said: “The wonder of Càrn Deas lies in its natural undisturbed beauty. Here, you can truly escape from reality, take a deep breath and enjoy what nature can offer.

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“It is a lovely space to camp and live off what you have caught from the sea, swimming, kayaking or sailing by day and enjoying the huge unpolluted skies by night.”

The owners of Tanera Mor, the largest of the Summer Isles, operate the local post office and issue their own unique Summer Isle postage stamps, sought after by collectors which are illustrated with local plant and wildlife.

Goldcrest Land & Forestry are accepting offers over £50,000 and the closing date is 12pm on September 15, 2021. Click here for more information.

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