A historic two-bedroom flat in a former Benedictine Monastery on the shores of Loch Ness has gone on the market.
Available to purchase for offers over £225,000, 8 Moat House is found in the oldest section of St Benedict's Abbey. Now known as Fort Augustus Abbey, many of the original features remain from when it was constructed in 1880.
The flat is part of The Highland Club development within the historical walls of the former fort, monastery and abbey. Overall, the development comprises 20 acres and offers uninterrupted views over Loch Ness.
The listing states: "Fantastic opportunity to purchase this beautifully presented upper floor two-bedroom apartment located within the historic former Benedictine Monastery on the shores of Loch Ness. The apartment is on the second floor of Moat House, the oldest section of this spectacular building.
"Recently decorated and upgraded throughout and fitted with a new ensuite bathroom, family shower room and combi boiler, this property is in walk-in condition.
"This property would be an ideal purchase for anyone looking for a peaceful home or as an investment opportunity with excellent letting potential, particularly in the holiday letting market.
"The property is compliant with current letting legislation and an application has already been made for new letting licensing regulations."
Looking inside the property, there is a bright and spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner that includes three deep-silled windows that overlook the courtyard garden.
Moving through to the "modern fitted" kitchen, there are a number of integrated appliances as well as space for a small dining table and four chairs.
Meanwhile, the flat contains two double bedrooms, with the master including an en-suite bathroom and a fitted wardrobe. Completing the accommodation is a family shower room, a large hall cupboard, and hallway cloak storage.
Additionally, residents have access to the facilities within the Highland Club, including a heated swimming pool, a sauna, a steam room, a gym, and a communal lounge with snooker table. There is also an on-site restaurant and a beauty room.
Moving outside, there is a children's playground, tennis courts, and a cricket pitch. There is also easy access to the Loch for water sport enthusiasts.
More information and photos can be found on Rightmove.
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