Pennyghael Estate covers around 10,000 acres (just over 4,000 ha.) in the south of Mull. It faces north and all our houses look out over Loch Scridain to Ben More (3,169 ft or 966m.). It extends southwards to the sea cliffs at Carsaig, overlooking Jura, Islay and Colonsay.  It stretches from Kinloch in the east to Aird Fada and Beach in the west.

The Estate has two families of otters which, although elusive, are regularly seen along the northern shore. The shoreline also has a seal colony on the Killunaig reef and you can often see the seals from the house. A pair of sea eagles have recently moved here and you might see them. The moors to the south hold red deer and you may see peregrine falcons, ravens, hen harriers, etc. Overlooking the Carsaig Arches, we have two pairs of golden eagles whilst the shoreline hosts a herd of around 70 wild goats.