An exciting opportunity to acquire a rebuild site in the heart of the stunning Assynt landscape.  Approximately 0.34 of an acre, 337 Drumbeg offers a generous plot where a house once stood, now partially ruined due to fire — with a shed and greenhouse unaffected by the fire. There is also an old barn. This property presents immense potential for restoration or a fresh architectural vision, all set against the dramatic beauty of the Sutherland coast. With views to loch Drumbeg.

Key Features & Potential

• Ruins of former house remain on site — suitable for partial retention or full redevelopment

• Old Barn remains structurally intact, and there is a shed providing useful storage and potential utility during construction

• Good-sized plot with space for a substantial dwelling, gardens, and outdoor living areas

• Elevated position with open views towards Loch Drumbeg and surrounding Highland landscape

• Located in the quiet crofting village of Drumbeg, known for its natural beauty, walking trails, and coastal proximity

• Ideal for those seeking to build a bespoke home, holiday retreat, or investment property in a remote, scenic setting

Infrastructure & Considerations

• Site not yet cleared – prospective purchasers should assess existing structure viability and safety

• Rebuilding subject to planning permissions – local authority guidance should be sought

• Utilities (electricity, water, drainage) may require reinstatement or upgrades

• Potential to reuse existing materials or integrate historic elements into new design