Glenelg cottages

Two separate self catering properties, the Forestry House and the Chalet are in Glenelg, a small coastal village in the North West Highlands of Scotland overlooking the Isle of Skye. It is situated on the route once used by drovers from Skye to get their cattle to the mainland, crossing over the narrow Kylerhea straits.

Seaview is a modern detached house situated on the shoreline in the small hamlet of Glenelg on the west coast of the highlands of Scotland. Built by the present owners for their own use on the site of the family old stone cottage, however work patterns have made this property available for rent on the self-catering holiday market. This two storey detached house with enclosed garden for children is extremely well equipped for self-catering and is not available through agents, thus cutting out their commission.

Glenelg Cottages offer two traditional Highland properties in the idyllic surrounds of remote north west Scotland situated between the 1200 foot Mam Ratagan mountain pass and sea shore. The area is a tranquil setting in which to enjoy the wildlife, walking, fishing, boat trips or just relaxing from the stresses of modern day life.

Of the two properties, Bernera Farmhouse lies in its own glen, a few hundred yards from the beach, while Riverfoot Cottage, as the name suggests, stands where the river meets the sea. Both are within walking distance of the village of Glenelg.

Detached modern bungalow for 4. This is a spacious well furnished and equipped 'home from home' amidst superb scenery. The area is steeped in history, 2,000 year old Brochs, Hanovarian Barracks, Eilean Donan Castle. A trip over the short ferry crossing to Skye taking the old drove road to the main part of the island and back via the new bridge and Hamish MacBeth country is well worth the effort.

Located in the beautiful and peaceful village of Glenelg, surrounded by spectacular scenery, this lovely detached house is well furnished and equipped. Enjoy a visit to Eilean Donan Castle or the Isle of Skye (a short ferry trip away runs Easter to October)...

Stunningly located at the edge of Glenelg Bay where the tide ebbs and flows providing a haven for birdlife and otters. This comfortably furnished and well equipped croft house enjoys a splendid location, offering a base for touring the Isle of Skye from Glenelg on the short ferry crossing. Fishing, climbing and walking from the doorstep, with a good pub, restaurant and shop 1 mile.

A semi-detached cottage situated in historic and scenic Glenelg, 1 mile from the beach, Smithy Cottage, once the home of the village blacksmith, provides the ideal location for holidaymakers, naturalists, hill-walkers or those simply seeking a peaceful Highland retreat. The hamlet boasts all local facilities, as well as Pictish brochs and the picturesque ruins of General Wade's 17th-century barracks.

The Holt is a cosy apartment situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Glenelg and benefits from wonderful views of the Isle of Skye. The owner speaks French and German and welcomes overseas visitors.

Set amidst spectacular unspoilt rugged grandeur on the Sound of Sleat is Glenelg village, 9 miles from the A87 over the scenic mountain road of Mam Ratagan. This cosy detached cottage makes a comfortable base whilst experiencing the peace and tranquillity of the superb hills and coastline surrounding the village, rich in wildlife, especially eagles and otters...

Near Kyle of Lochalsh, the stunning village of Arnisdale nestles below Beinn Sgrithealll (Munro), on the shores of Loch Hourn. It overlooks Knoydart peninsula and Sound of Sleat with the Isle of Skye Cuillin in the distance. Neighbouring Glenelg, 9 miles, has a shop, pub, restaurant, craft shop and Skye ferry (Apr - Oct)...

In a fantastic location next to the seashore with uninterrupted views across to the Isle of Skye, this traditional croft house with its stylish kitchen and lovely sun room is ideal for that special family holiday. An ideal base from which to tour the West Highlands, the Isle of Skye, Applecross and Inverness...