The Island of Soay, located in the western Highlands, offers a dramatic setting with breathtaking views of the Black Cuillin mountains, Knoydart, and Ardnamurchan. The island, comprising approximately 1,546 acres of croft land, features a mix of pasture, rough grazing land, and woodlands, as well as eight named hill lochs. The land is relatively low-lying, with the highest point reaching 100 meters above sea level. The property provides an excellent opportunity for environmental and woodland schemes, and its natural habitat and topography offer a great base for sailing enthusiasts, with a sheltered natural harbour and anchorage. The de-crofted residential property, located on the shore of Camus nan Gall, offers stunning views of the surrounding islands, including Eigg, Much, Rhum, and Canna.