The Old Forge in Knoydart, Mallaig, which comes with a bar, restaurant and accommodation is on the market for £425,000.
The 19th century building, built in 1880, sits on Inverie Bay and Loch Nevis and is a traditional white washed single storey cottage set under a slate roof.
It includes six moorings within the loch and a registered helipad on site.
The nearest train station is Mallaig and the property has been described in The Guinness Book of World Records as “the most remote pub on mainland Britain.”
It is accessible by an 18 mile hike from Glenfinnan, or by a boat service (four per day) from Mallaig or by helicopter.
Recent work has been carried out on the building’s restaurant with the addition of a sun room overlooking the bay and the moorings chains and shackles were renewed in April last year.
Further to the pub building itself, which is attached to a cottage with an en-suite, the property also comes with a timber structure with aluminium cladding providing bunkhouse accommodation with a shower room, plus two storage sheds and a metal container.
Knoydart Peninsula covers some 80 square miles and is situated north of Mallaig in the Western Highlands of Scotland.
Home for 120 residents to the south there is Loch Nevis and to the north Loch Hourn.
Knoydart is a popular attraction for walkers, climbers and watersport enthusiasts.
The port of Mallaig is a busy fishing village including a harbour and a range of shops and hotels. It is also the base for ferry services to Skye and the Small Isles within the Outer Hebrides.
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9. Busy port nearby
Nearby Mallaig is a well-equipped fishing village including a busy harbour and a range of shops and hotels. It is also the base for ferry services to Skye and the Small Isles within the Outer Hebrides. Photo: Sean Begley
10. Designated National Scenic Area
Knoydart Peninsula covers some 80 square miles and is situated north of Mallaig in the Western Highlands. Home to 120 residents, to the south there is Loch Nevis and to the north, Loch Hourn. It is a designated National Scenic Area on the shores of Loch Nevis and is a popular spot for walkers and climbers. Photo: Sean Begley
11. 'A hidden gem'
Jennifer Campbell of Baird Lumsden who is marketing the property, said: “This is truly a hidden gem, a rare opportunity to acquire an historic property in the untouched Knoydart wilderness. With its panoramic views and plethora of wildlife, this is an ideal setting for the outdoor enthusiast with fabulous walks and water sports to be enjoyed from the property. For full details please contact me, [email protected]." Photo: Baird Lumsden