Unfortunately, Ardoch Cottage is unavailable for the 2010 season

Ardoch Cottage is warm and spacious and accommodates up to 8 people comfortably. There are four bedrooms (one double bedded, three twin bedded) and two bathrooms. Central heating throughout. You can see the sea from some of the rooms and, from just outside, there are magnificent views to Skye and the Applecross Hills across Loch Kishorn.

Sorry, no dogs.

Downstairs
A large and sunny sitting room, with views across the sea to the well known Bealach- na-Ba  (Pass of The Cattle), and the Applecross Hills. Comfortable sofa and arm chairs, wood-burning stove, colour TV. Back door leading to courtyard and parking.

Modern kitchen with electric hob and oven, microwave oven, stainless steel sink and drainer, dishwasher, fridge and all the things you would reasonably expect. Large pine dining table, easily seating 8. Front door, leading to front courtyard.

Separate utility/drying room with washing machine, tumble drier, central heating boiler, stainless steel sink and clothes hanging area. Fridge/freezer.

Bedroom (twin beds) and  bathroom opposite (bath and electric shower, basin and wc).

Upstairs

The first floor has three interconnecting bedrooms comprising one large double bedded room and two twin bedded rooms, together with a large well fitted bathroom.

Outside

Ardoch Cottage is approached via a branch of the main drive to Ardoch House, and is situated in it’s own courtyard. There is plenty of space outside, and children can safely play around the cottage. There is plenty of space to park cars. The sea is only a couple of minutes walk away, and there are numerous places to walk without needing to get into a car. The sea is shallow, and very safe for children.

Ardoch is secluded, without being remote, and there is a good village shop and seafood café within walking distance (1/2 mile).

Gracie’s Cottage

Gracie’s Cottage is a traditional stone built cottage, situated on the shores of Loch Kishorn (sea loch), with magnificent views to the Applecross Hills and the famous Bealach-na-Ba (Pass of The Cattle). The building was completely restored to a very high standard in 2003, has central heating throughout, and offers the following accommodation for four people.

Sorry, no dogs.

Downstairs

A large sunny sitting room with wood burning stove, colour TV and comfortable sofa and chairs. Double doors leading to the front garden and the shore beyond. Stairs to the first floor.

A modern, well equipped kitchen, with electric hob and oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer. Dining table and chairs.

Both these rooms look directly onto the loch, and the Bealach-na-Ba beyond.

Separate utility room with washing machine, tumble drier, stainless steel sink, central heating boiler and clothes hanging area.

Large bathroom with bath, electric shower, hand basin and wc. Heated towel rail

Both these rooms look onto the back garden.

Upstairs.

One double bedded room and one twin bedded room, both looking directly onto the loch.

Landing.

Bathroom with handbasin, wc and electric towel rail.

Outside

Gracie’s Cottage is situated virtually on the sea shore with only a small single-track road, leading only to the rest of the village, between it and the shore. There is plenty of space inside and outside and the sea is safe for children, being very shallow in front of the cottage. Plenty of car parking space. Pleasant sunny garden in front, and another garden to the rear. There are numerous places to walk, without needing to get into a car. The good village shop and seafood café in Kishorn are within walking distance (approx. a mile).

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