Hus som feriebolig i Loch Carron

Luib House. Spacious Self-catering by the sea.

Luib house is centrally situated by the roadside and at the foot of Glas Bheinn Mhor with breathtaking views over Loch Ainort from every bedroom. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and families. Guests can walk across the road and down grass to the shore which takes approx 5 minutes. The house has the feel of a traditional croft cottage with all the amenities of the modern day. The nearest village is Broadford which is a 10 minute drive and has a variety of shops and restaurants to enjoy.

Stunning Skye seafront: calm, cosy, central.

Braidholm is our home on Skye. It's a 19th century building, warm and cosy. Step in from the weather and hunker down in the comfy sofa in front of a log fire. The kitchen is cottage style, with everything you'd expect in a modern home. Two bedrooms upstairs (kingsize in one, twins in the other, all with Egyptian Cotton, 400 thread-count linen) with sea views . Two bathrooms upstairs (one ensuite), a toilet downstairs. Private garden plus parking for 2 cars. 300m from the centre of Portree.

Detached House with Stunning Loch View near Skye.

This contemporary yet classically styled detached property is situated in the most beautiful location just metres from the shore edge. Less than 3 miles to Eilean Donan Castle & 9 miles from The Skye Bridge. This family home, that has seen its occupants grow up & move on, has every amenity needed for a rural Highland retreat. The tranquility this area offers is assured to aid you in achieving peace & relaxation away from everyday life's stresses.

Beautiful Two Bedroom House Breathtaking Views

Beams, Geary is a cosy renovated house located in the Waternish Peninsula of North West Skye. Beams is the perfect house for all couples, families and friends, offering spectacular panoramic views. EV Charger also available! Guests can take advantage of an open-plan kitchen, dining and living areas, and a comfortable Main Bedroom. The upstairs open mezzanine has two single beds. A second full bathroom can also be found within the property.

A cosy wee house set peacefully amongst the hills.

A delightful place to stay and newly finished in May 2019 'The Wee House' can be found right next door to our own (slightly bigger) house, 'Heisgeir'. We will be on hand just next door to give you a warm welcome and to ensure your stay with us, and whilst you explore the Skye and Lochalsh area , is both enjoyable and peaceful. Being born and brought up in the area we hope our local knowledge will allow you make the most of your trip.

Waterfront Cottage on the Applecross Peninsula

Tigh A'Mhuillin (The Mill House) is a lovely detached home close to picturesque coastal villages (5 miles from Shieldaig and 17 miles from Applecross), with shops and pubs. Fabulous hill walking and climbing in the Torridon mountains, mountain biking on tracks and quiet roads, fishing, and sea trips to explore this beautiful part of the Highlands. For the less energetic, just sit, relax and watch the ever-changing scenery.

Larchwood Lodge on the Shore of Loch Long, Dornie

LARCHWOOD LODGE is a modern comfortable spacious house on the shores of Loch Long with magnificent views. Within easy walking of Dornie and the world famous Eilean Donan castle; while Skye and North West Coast of Scotland highlights are within easy reach. Light and airy with space to relax both inside and outside in the large enclosed front garden. Wood burner and underfloor heating to make it cosy when required.

The View

Our home is situated 1.5 miles from Portree town centre where you will find lots of lovely restaurants and cafes, shops and tourist information centre. Guests enjoy sole use of our bright and spacious double bedroom with living space, breakfast area with table and chairs and private shower room. An ideal place to relax and explore our beautiful island.

Active Holiday in the Highlands?

Spacious contemporary cottage for two in the North West Highlands of Scotland, 3 miles from Plockton. A unique base for adventures… whether it be in the mountains, on the water, cycling on Britain’s highest road or exploring the local crofting landscape.