270 Hectare, Torsa Island, Scotland

Torsa, a unique and accessible Scottish island, spans 270 acres with a peak elevation of 62m, providing breathtaking views of the Inner Hebrides and Argyllshire’s landscapes. Managed as a holiday let, Torsa offers a true escape from modern life, complete with sheltered anchorages for yachts in Ardinamir Bay and South Cuan. The island’s components – Torsa, Torsa Beag, Eilean na h-Eaglaise, and their reclaimed foreshore (2009) – are now for sale.

Historically, Torsa, or “Thor’s Island”, is rich in Clan history. The island boasts ruins like Casteal nan Con, once a Clan Campbell tower. Notably, Torsa was inhabited until the 1960s and is now on the market for the first time in 85 years.

TORSA FARMHOUSE – Located in a scenic spot overlooking Loch Melfort, Torsa Farmhouse is a white-painted, 19th-century stone building with a design typical of Scotland’s West Coast. Updated over time for holiday rentals, it features: Ground Floor: Utility/boot room, bathroom, kitchen/dining area, conservatory, and living room. First Floor: Three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Near the farmhouse are old stone farm buildings. Though currently rundown, they hold potential for various uses, pending the right permissions.