Cottages on the Scottish Islands
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Look for Cottages on the Isle of Mull.
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Rowan Cottage Salen, Isle of Mull
Situated in the village of Salen, a mere 15 minute drive from the ferry terminal at Craignure. Its central location makes it an ideal base from which to explore the island of Mull.
Rowan Cottage has been in the family for 4 generations and has been tastefully refurbished to provide a very comfortable and relaxing base for your holiday. Sleeping 4 in two bedrooms, Rowan Cottage has a cosy lounge with open fire, spacious and well-equipped kitchen diner, shower room and lovely garden with picnic bench and barbeque.
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Kilbeg Cottage Glen Forsa, near Salen, Isle of Mull
Kilbeg cottage is situated in a peaceful location at the foot of Glen Forsa close to Salen village. The property offers access to walking on Ben Talla, Ben More and the surrounding mountains of central Mull. The area supports a variety of wildlife and is ideal for bird watching with resident barn owls, hen harriers and pairs of golden and sea eagles. Kilbeg is a traditional 3 bedroom cottage sleeping 6 with a wood burning stove and all modern conveniences.
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The Old Stables Glenforsa, near Salen, Isle of Mull
Nestled amongst the trees at the foot of Glenforsa lies The Old Stables. The Old Stables is a two bedroom wooden cottage that gives a real home-from-home environment where everyone including children, walkers, climbers, cyclists and dogs are welcome.
Centrally located, Glenforsa and its river lies across the middle of the Isle of Mull. The Old Stables lies less than 1 minutes walk from the spectacular beach, with its far reaching views up and down the Sound of Mull and only a couple of minutes walk from the entrance to the Glen itself. The ethos at the Old Stables is keeping it simple, homely and comfortable to ensure that your stay here is exactly what you would want.
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Treshnish and Haunn Cottages near Calgary, Isle of Mull
Located near Treshnish Point, these lovingly restored farm buildings are situated in breathtaking scenery. Each cottage has its own character and is stylishly furnished to combine traditional looks with modern comforts and ecological features. As well as stunning views, these cottages are well sited for spotting wildlife including red deer, otters on the shore, hen harriers, golden eagles and numerous orchids and other flowers in the summer months.
The cottages sleep between 2 and 6 with the Studio providing disabled access. The Treshnish Cottages are clustered near the farm, whilst the Haunn Cottages have a more remote feel as they are further along the track towards Treshnish Point. A great location for relaxing, walking, wildlife watching or exploring the island.
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The Granary Balvicar, Isle of Seil near Oban
Cross the charming Atlantic Bridge to the friendly Isle of Seil. This delightful holiday property is in the wing of an old stone farm house, adjoining the owners holiday home. Shops 50 yards, pub 2 miles.
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Hollyburn Crulivig, Isle of Lewis
Detached bungalow peacefully situated on the totally unspoilt and less populated west coast of the island, overlooking the sea to the Isle of Bernera, 21 miles from Stornoway. Bright, spacious, easy to manage modern holiday accommodation. Surrounded by open countryside, heather moors, hills and just yards from the seashore. The area has magnificent sunsets, superb trout and salmon fishing, wildlife and walking. Several sandy beaches, one within 5 miles.
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Park Sanday, Orkney
A cosy hideaway, with spectacular sea views, in a very remote area, Park, a former croft, perfectly placed to get away from it all. A simply, yet comfortably furnished holiday cottage, built in 1884 from traditional stone, it stands alone, amidst acres of grass land. Long beaches, the nearest 200 yards, no-one else in sight, and only the lighthouse, birds and seals for company. Sanday School, 8 miles, swimming pool. 9 hole golf by arrangement. Shoreline SSSI for seals and wading birds.
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Eastcroft Holiday Cottage Lochdon, Isle of Mull
Eastcroft is a traditional crofters cottage which has been considerably modernised since it was built in 1858 by the present owners great-great-grandfather. It is situated at Lochdon, which is a small peaceful community built around the head of a sea loch and is about 3 miles from the ferry terminal at Craignure. There are beautiful views, an abundance of wildlife to be seen and sea eagles are often sighted over the loch. It's the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature.
Eastcroft's central position makes it perfectly placed for exploring Mull and the surrounding area. There are many tours you can take to see the wildlife and fauna of the island. Come and enjoy a relaxing and tranquil holiday with your family and pets on the wonderful Isle of Mull.
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Hosta Lochmaddy, North Uist
Eco-friendly log cabin_On the shores of Loch Hosta with panoramic views, this turf-roofed eco lodge offers an idyllic holiday retreat. The incredible landscape surrounding the lodge is a paradise for outdoor and wildlife enthusiasts. Loch Hosta is one of the best fishing lochs on the island and home to many visiting birds ranging from golden eagles to corncrakes. A gentle stroll takes you to the beautiful Hosta Beach with its rolling dunes, white sand and turquoise waters. Day trips to the islands of Harris, Lewis, Eriskay and Barra are all easily accessible.
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Seashore Holiday Home Kildonan, Arran
This spacious villa has been equipped and furnished to a high standard and is capable of taking up to eight people.
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Crofters Rest Westray, Orkney
These lovely cottages, renovated to a very good standard, enjoy unrivalled views over the sea. Westray, the Queen of the Isles, is the ultimate get away from it all destination. This beautiful island, just north of mainland Orkney, has a unique atmosphere with many attractions of historic and cultural interest. Each season on Westray enjoys its own flavour with the endless summer days, and in winter you may be lucky to witness the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) - stunning sight never to be forgotten. There is a large variety of birdlife and a visit to the Castle O'Burrian to see the magnificent puffin colony should not be missed. Walk along the rocky shorelines to see the seals and watch the sea birds diving.
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No 1 Point Steadings Isle of Lismore, near Oban
Idyllically set on the beautiful island of Lismore, overlooking the sea and hills of Appin, this converted steading, adjoining another property, is spacious and full of character. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the holiday property stands just 100 yards from the passenger ferry slipway, giving easy access to the mainland with a 10-minute crossing time ...
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Nether Stravannan - South Lodge Isle of Bute
This pair of detached lodges have been renovated and furnished to a very high standard throughout and are located just three miles from Mount Stuart on the attractive south west coast of the island. This picturesque setting provides exceptional views over Arran, with Stravannan beach just 15 minutes’ walk away. This magical island is steeped in history ...
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Craig Ben Cottage Isle of Mull
Craig Ben Lodge and Cottage are situated in an outstanding and beautiful area, affording stunning views over the beautiful and tranquil Loch Uisg. In a remote setting, surrounded by wooded glens and rugged mountain peaks, these spacious and very comfortable properties stand against the magnificent backdrop of Bheinn Creach. The cottage, a converted steading, has its own secluded garden with a meandering stream and delightful pond ...
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Ardura Cottage near Craignure, Isle of Mull
On the sheltered south-east coast of Mull, between Craignure and Iona and overlooking the River Lussa and Loch Spelve, these three wonderful properties enjoy a glorious secluded position within the 4,000-acre Ardura Estate. Bordered by the River Lussa to the north and east, and protected to the west by the masses of Ben Fhada and Glas Ben, the estate is home to highland cattle and sheep, as well as an abundance of other wildlife, including red deer, eagles, buzzards, grouse, seals and otters ...
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Three Island View Westray, Orkney
These lovely cottages, renovated to a very good standard, enjoy unrivalled views over the sea. Westray, the Queen of the Isles, is the ultimate get away from it all destination. This beautiful island, just north of mainland Orkney, has a unique atmosphere with many attractions of historic and cultural interest. Each season on Westray enjoys its own flavour with the endless summer days, and in winter you may be lucky to witness the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) - stunning sight never to be forgotten. There is a large variety of birdlife and a visit to the Castle O'Burrian to see the magnificent puffin colony should not be missed. Walk along the rocky shorelines to see the seals and watch the sea birds diving.
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Tigh An Uillt Isle of Lismore
Cosy and comfortable, this little cottage nestles in a quiet charming township (shown in photograph), in a lovely landscape close to the sea. Surrounded by open countryside, it has its own sitting-out area by a little burn. The island is rich in wild flowers, abundant wildlife, historic buildings and ruins including a broch, Viking Castle, Bishops' Palace and former Cathedral of the Isles.
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Fishermans Cove Westray, Orkney
These lovely cottages, renovated to a very good standard, enjoy unrivalled views over the sea. Westray, the Queen of the Isles, is the ultimate get away from it all destination. This beautiful island, just north of mainland Orkney, has a unique atmosphere with many attractions of historic and cultural interest. Each season on Westray enjoys its own flavour with the endless summer days, and in winter you may be lucky to witness the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) - stunning sight never to be forgotten. There is a large variety of birdlife and a visit to the Castle O'Burrian to see the magnificent puffin colony should not be missed. Walk along the rocky shorelines to see the seals and watch the sea birds diving.
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Pier House Seil Island, near Oban
Sitting in this unique location overlooking Seil Sound on the Isle of Seil. Descend to the slate beach by the terraced steps in the garden, and watch the working life at the pier, the sea life and boats pottering about the water. The historic conservation village of Ellenabeich is close by and has tea and craft shops and public house/restaurant. A 9 hole golf course is on your doorstep ...
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Ardura Lodge nr Craignure, Isle of Mull
On the sheltered south-east coast of Mull, between Craignure and Iona and overlooking the River Lussa and Loch Spelve, these three wonderful properties enjoy a glorious secluded position within the 4,000-acre Ardura Estate. Bordered by the River Lussa to the north and east, and protected to the west by the masses of Ben Fhada and Glas Ben, the estate is home to highland cattle and sheep, as well as an abundance of other wildlife, including red deer, eagles, buzzards, grouse, seals and otters ...
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Faoileann Ghlas Glenforsa, Isle of Mull
Offering panoramic views of the Sound of Mull and Ardnamurchan peninsula, this modern, architect-designed detached house is situated in large secluded woodland gardens. Faoileann Ghlas, in a perfect location by the shore, provides stylish facilities and commitment to the highest standards which combine to create an exceptional holiday experience. With stunning sea and mountain views, Faoileann Ghlas offers an idyllic holiday retreat.
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Nether Stravannan - North Lodge Isle of Bute
This pair of detached lodges have been renovated and furnished to a very high standard throughout and are located just three miles from Mount Stuart on the attractive south west coast of the island. This picturesque setting provides exceptional views over Arran, with Stravannan beach just 15 minutes’ walk away. This magical island is steeped in history ...
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Seabank Cottage Seil near Oban
This spacious detached cottage is situated in one of the most scenic areas of Southern Argyll by the famous 'Bridge over the Atlantic'. Boasting superb uninterrupted sea views and direct access to the beach from the rear of the property, it is tastefully furnished, and offers excellent accommodation for families and larger parties.
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Ardchrishnish Pennyghael, Isle of Mull
In a remote location between Craignure and Iona, Ardchrishnish enjoys uninterrupted views of Loch Scridain. A traditional two storey holiday cottage, it has been lovingly renovated, retaining much of its original charm. Time seems to stand still on this idyllic island and the property is ideally located for exploring and visiting its attractions. The short ferry crossing to Iona to visit the famous Abbey is made from Fionnphort which is 8 1/2 miles away, whilst Tobermory with its colourful 18th century stone houses ...
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Monaveen Lodge Annexe Ellenabeich near Oban
At the base of dramatic cliffs on the western edge of Seil Island, the neat white-washed cottages of Ellenabeich were built by the slate quarrymen working on nearby Easdale Island. It is in a beautiful location on the waters edge facing the jetty and taking advantage of the wonderful seascape.
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St Donan Isle of Arran
Situated in the south of the island of Arran enjoying beautiful views across the sea, this spacious fully double glazed detached property is tastefully furnished and well equipped. There is a track from the side of the house which leads to a lovely sandy beach (100 yards), with swings for children and close to amenities with many activities available, including fishing, cycling, water sports and walking.
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The Old Place Cliasmol, Harris
Originally built in the early 1920s this restored, single storey traditional croft house is situated in the small coastal village of Cliasmol and enjoys wonderful panoramic views. The holiday cottage is open plan and has a multi-fuel burner. The village of Tarbert is ten miles away and an hours drive will take you to Stornoway, the capital of the Western Isles. The landscape and history of Harris, together with the hospitality of its people provide a wonderful escape from the pressures of modern life and make it an ideal location for fishing, walking, cycling, bird watching or exploring the islands.
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Cnocgorm near Lochboisdale, South Uist
Set in an AONB at the south end of the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides, this well equipped detached, single storey holiday home is centrally placed for exploring north and south Uist, Benbecula, Berneray and Eriskay (all linked by causeways), with Barra only 35 minutes by ferry. The island is a haven for archaeologists, bird watching, fishing, golf, hill walking, cycling and horse riding.
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Moor Burn Glenegedale near Port Ellen
Situated on the beautiful Isle of Islay, just 6 miles from Port Ellen, this detached, single-storey, holiday cottage has outstanding views across the island and towards Laggan Bay. Islay is known as ‘The Queen of the Hebrides’ and is the southernmost island of the Inner Hebrides, with a dozen sandy beaches, several historical sites and an abundance of wildlife.
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No 1 Point Steadings Isle of Lismore
Idyllically set on the beautiful island of Lismore, overlooking the sea and hills of Appin, these adjoining converted steadings (SEEH & UQD) are spacious and full of character. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the properties stand just 100 yards from the passenger ferry slipway, giving easy access to the mainland with a 10-minute crossing time. There is sea fishing on the doorstep and an abundance of wildlife
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Craig Ben Lodge Isle of Mull
Affording stunning views from its remote setting over beautiful and tranquil Loch Uisg, this spacious and comfortable former hunting lodge stands with its own secure garden in a beautiful and peaceful woodland setting at the foot of Bheinn Creach. Across the lane, a further 2acres of walled garden and natural grounds reach down to the shore of the loch, and the nearest beach is only 2˘miles away at Laggan Sands.
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Dunmaghlas Pirnmill, Isle of Arran
This attractive detached cottage offering spacious holiday accommodation, furnished and decorated to a good standard is set on the seashore, just 15 yards from the shingle beach (sand at low tide). The Isle of Arran has long since been a playground for the Scots, its topography resembles that of a miniature Scotland - a mountainous north and rolling, pastoral south. Arran has many outdoor activities in peaceful, countryside surroundings. The wildlife is outstanding, with deer, pheasant, otter and eagle readily seen in the mountains.
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But n Ben Isle of Mull
On the sheltered south-east coast of Mull, between Craignure and Iona and overlooking the River Lussa and Loch Spelve, these three wonderful properties enjoy a glorious secluded position within the 4,000-acre Ardura Estate. Bordered by the River Lussa to the north and east, and protected to the west by the masses of Ben Fhada and Glas Ben, the estate is home to highland cattle and sheep, as well as an abundance of other wildlife, including red deer, eagles, buzzards, grouse, seals and otters ...
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Point Steadings Isle of Lismore
Idyllically set on the beautiful island of Lismore, overlooking the sea and hills of Appin, these adjoining converted steadings (SEEH & UQD) are spacious and full of character. Surrounded by spectacular scenery, the properties stand just 100 yards from the passenger ferry slipway, giving easy access to the mainland with a 10-minute crossing time. There is sea fishing on the doorstep and an abundance of wildlife
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Myrtle Villa nr Kirkwall, Orkney
A warm welcome awaits in the beautiful Orkney Islands where this impressive traditional, detached house sits on the brow of a hill overlooking the main town of Kirkwall. Myrtle Villa has been lovingly restored to its former glory and now provides all modern comforts for a comfortable and enjoyable holiday. The Islands offer something for everyone, whether it be meandering along the quiet, unspoilt sandy beaches to scuba diving or visiting some of the many historic archaeological sites. A paradise for those who enjoy walking, cycling, fishing, photography or just relaxing on the beach and watching the ever-changing scenery.
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Scorrabrae near Orphir, Orkney
A holiday to the Orkney Islands is one never to be forgotten. Long summer nights, vast expanses of unspoilt countryside and lovely beaches to meander along are just some of the many delights the Orkneys have to offer. Scorrabrae nestles against the side of the hill and enjoys fabulous open views across the surrounding farmland towards the Island of Hoy and the waters of Scapa Flow. Orkney is steeped in history with many archaeological sites to visit.
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Mount Rascal Rousay, Orkney
Enjoy a holiday with a difference on the beautiful Island of Rousay, just north of mainland Orkney. This detached cottage has been lovingly restored and offers good quality accommodation in a stunning setting overlooking open countryside towards the sea. Experience the friendly atmosphere of this unspoilt island with its abundance of wildlife, lovely walks and extensive local history. A paradise for those who enjoy walking, fishing, birdwatching, sailing or just relaxing.
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Monaveen Lodge Ellenabeich near Oban
Cross the Atlantic Bridge to the Isle of Seil, only 16 miles from Oban - the Queen of the Western Isles. Oban offers the amenities of a larger town and a fantastic opportunity to explore the outer Isles (Mull, Iona, Coll etc.). This unique location has stunning views and sunsets over the mountains of Mull and outer Islands.
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Kilbride Cottage Seil Island near Oban
Situated on beautiful Seil Island with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. This lovingly restored detached cottage retains the character of the traditional croft house. Seil Island is one of the most peaceful and tranquil spots in the west highlands but still retaining easy access to the neighbouring Isles of Luing and Easdale. Oban is a half an hours drive away and is a buzzing town and the hub for trips to Mull and Iona. Wonderful area for cycling, hill walking touring, bird watching and fishing. Shop and pub 1 mile.
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Clachan North Uist
Ideally located in a beautiful setting this detached holiday cottage is cosy, comfortable and well equipped. There are miles of unspoilt pristine white sandy beaches to explore, surrounded by rock-studded hills and small lochans. The area is a paradise for artists, photographers and birdwatchers. Fishing, golf and horse riding can all be found nearby, as can museums and craft centres. North Uist is a fascinating place for anyone interested in archaeology, with a wide range of sites to see including Barpa Langais and the nearby stone circle.