Pennyghael Estate

Pennyghael Estate is a magnificent residential, sporting, and coastal estate spanning over 10,000 acres on the picturesque Ross of Mull. Situated in the southwest of the island, it boasts extensive frontages to Loch Scridain in the north and the Firth of Lorne to the south, offering breathtaking views that include Mull’s highest mountain, Ben More. This vast estate encompasses a diverse landscape of in-bye land, hill grazing, commercial and native woodlands, and open ground, making it a significant ecological and historical landmark on the island.

The estate offers a variety of accommodation options for visitors, blending its historic charm with comfortable stays. These include several self-catering holiday lets scattered across the estate, along with the associated Pennyghael Hotel, providing both hotel rooms and additional self-catering choices. Guests at Pennyghael Estate can immerse themselves in the island’s tranquility and engage in numerous outdoor pursuits amidst stunning natural surroundings, from leisurely walks along coastal paths to more adventurous explorations.

Pennyghael Estate is renowned for its exceptional sporting opportunities, including exciting red deer stalking and low-ground pheasant and partridge shoots, complemented by duck flighting and rough shooting. The estate is also a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, with regular sightings of sea eagles, golden eagles, otters, seals, and red deer. Its historical significance, dating back to 600BC, further enriches the experience, offering visitors a profound connection to Mull’s rich heritage and diverse ecosystems.