 Holiiday Cottage in Scotland
Our recently renovated Hebridean crofthouse has superb self-catering facilities, including two comfortable bedrooms and spacious public rooms with a sitting room and separate dining room that adjoins a well equipped modern kitchen.
2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom
4 guests
£Call
Set in a coastal Gaelic speaking community in the Western Isles of Scotland, this family run Scottish Tourist Board 4 star rated property is superbly placed within 200 yards of the picturesque Port of Ness beach and its adjacent 19th century fishing harbour. Situated about 45 minutes drive from the island's airport and ferry terminals in the town of Stornoway, guests can enjoy a peaceful and relaxing vacation, but with easy access to public services and amenities.
There are wonderful walks on any one of several beautiful sandy beaches along the stunning coastline, rolling machair (coastal grassland) and the expansive moor that dominates the east coast.
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The property has recently been totally renovated
and furnished to a high standard.
The house has two bedrooms, sleeping four
(1 double & 1 twin)
Linen & towels are provided for guests
Fully fitted kitchen & oil fired central heating
A sitting room and dining room, with television,
video and Hi-fi equipment provided.
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Rural |
| Holiday Type: |
Beach, Walking, Fishing, Cycling, Activity, Sightseeing |
| Catering: |
Self Catering |
| Guests: |
4 |
| Bedrooms: |
2: 1 double bed, 2 single beds
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| Bathrooms: |
1 |
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Facilities
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Facilities:
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- TV
- Central Heating
- Washing Machine
- Garden
- Parking
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Availability
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Tariff
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Prices
£300-330
per week,
inclusive of VAT
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* please note that prices shown are subject to change and any currency rates shown are for guideline purposes only
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Europe |
| Country: |
Scotland |
| Region: |
Western Isles |
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About the area
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| Location: |
Ness |
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Situated about 45 minutes drive from the island's airport and ferry terminals in the town of Stornoway, the property is well placed to combine a peaceful and relaxing vacation with easy access to public services and conveniences. Within two hundred yards of the property is the village Post Office, Port of Ness beach & harbour and the Islands Book Trust.
For those who wish to travel within the island by public transport, a regular bus service (310Kb pdf) passes by the property approximately every 1-2 hours, Monday to Saturday. A local taxi service is also available.
The property is also within one hour's drive of most parts of the island, such as the main town of Stornoway and the world famous Calanish Standing Stones.
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Local amenities include: an indoor swimming pool; a licensed hotel and a social club; a museum; well stocked shops and a petrol station; mobile shops (grocery, bakery and fishmonger); Post Offices; arts & crafts outlets; award winning children's play area and a Local Nature Reserve and bird hide at Loch Stiapavat - a small loch regarded as an important stopping off point for migrating birds. |
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The crofting community of Ness in the north of the Isle of Lewis boasts several outstanding sandy beaches, stunning seascapes, great walking spaces and well known landmarks like the Butt of Lewis lighthouse and Dun Eistean - the ancestral home of the Clan Morrison, which is now undergoing a major archaeological survey. |
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Regular air and ferry services operate between the islands and the Scottish mainland.
The Caledonian MacBrayne ferry, Isle of Lewis, runs 2-3 times daily (Mon-Sat) between Ullapool and Stornoway. There are also daily air flights to Lewis from Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Inverness, Benbecula and Barra.
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Attractions
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Nearby attractions and amenities include: licensed grocery stores; a petrol station; a museum; an indoor swimming pool; a soon to be completed £1.6 million sports & leisure centre; award winning Eoropie Dunes children’s play area; The Islands Book Trust (a collection of 5,000 books on Scottish, Irish and Nordic studies); several stunning sandy beaches; the Butt of Lewis lighthouse and Dun Eistean - the island fortress and ancestral home of the Clan Morrison.
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Contact owner
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