Cottages in Kyle of Lochalsh and Plockton area
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Parth Galen Cottage and Studio Achnandarach near Plockton
Parth Galen is a new spacious, detached self-catering family size house is set in Achnandarach on the beautiful west coast of Scotland. Relax on one of the many terraces around the house, and soak up the the stunning highland views. The large 0.75 acre enclosed garden is a perfect adventure area for the kids, and there are many woodland walks waiting to be explored, all on your doorstep. The loch is only 2 minutes from the house, and the charming village of Plockton is only minutes away, waiting to be explored.
The Studio is a newly converted, comfortable apartment, traditional on the outside and yet modern on the inside, sleeps 4.
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Duirinish Lodges near Plockton
Duirinish Holiday Lodges are set in five acres of grass and woodland, close to the idyllic village of Plockton and the Isle of Skye. The nine wooden lodges offer excellent self catering facilities for up to 6 guests in each lodge. Fully heated with well equipped kitchens and bathrooms you will find that they make a perfect base for exploring the west coast of Scotland with its wealth of mountains, islands, coastlines and wild life.
There are indoor and outdoor play areas which prove very popular with children, and each lodge has its own TV, DVD, CD player and radio. Duirinish Holiday Lodges provide you with the freedom to relax and do nothing or to make the most of the local attractions.
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Boatmans Cottage near Balmacara
This delightful detached little cottage is set in an enviable position just yards from the sea, and with breathtaking views towards the Lochalsh and the Skye mountains. Set within the tiny hamlet known as Glaik on the edge of the Lochalsh Woodland Garden, it is just a short drive away from the enchanting Eilean Donan Castle.
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Hirta Plockton
Set in the heart of this picturesque National Trust village, this ground floor holiday apartment forms part of a sympathetically converted former church. Enjoy the fabulous scenery and the rich abundance of wildlife, particularly the seals and otters in Plockton Bay. Super area for walking, fishing and sea trips - lots to do and see. Plockton is a convenient touring base for the Isle of Skye and the beautiful West Coast.
4 + 2
Blythswood Glaick, near Balmacara
This private and secluded house on Lochalsh is one of the best settings from which to enjoy all the fantastic scenery of this part of the west coast of Scotland and at the same time it is easily accessible: 3 miles from Kyle railway station, 80 miles from Inverness, 4 hours from Glasgow and Edinburgh. Mountains rise from the sea to over 1000m, there are deserted sandy beaches, old woodlands and fertile sheltered valleys where tender plants thrive and waterfalls tumble among mossy rocks. Our house has its own private track and is surrounded by the National Trust for Scotland Woodland Garden at Glaick.
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Tigh Na Dalach Plockton
Set in what is acclaimed to be one of the west coast's prettiest villages, this traditional, end-of-row, fisherman's cottage has been sympathetically refurbished making it a bright and appealing holiday home. Situated in a peaceful setting just a few yards from the sea, with its enclosed front garden overlooking the loch and mountains beyond, Tigh na Dalaich is perfectly placed to enjoy this lovely village's amenities - fishing, sailing and seal spotting, as well as many places to eat the local seafood.
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Rowan Bank Port an Eorna, near Plockton
Rowan Bank is situated in the picturesque hamlet of Port an Eorna (in English - 'Barleyport'), about three miles from Plockton, and a 5 minute walk from Duirinish railway station. The house has been built recently on the site of an old building in decrofted land and combines rural living with all the conveniences of a modern house.
The house was designed to maximize views of the beautiful backdrop - its most unusual feature is the upstairs lounge which has a floor to ceiling gable-end window, providing a stunning outlook of the surrounding countryside and Loch Carron. The unspoilt coastline and rocky beach is less than a minute from the front door. Rowan bank will provide you with an excellent base for walking, kayaking, sailing, climbing, exploring, or even just relaxing, in the spectacular scenery of Skye, Lochalsh and Wester Ross.
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Campbell's House near Plockton
Campbell's House is located on the shore of Plockton Bay with stunning views across to the Applecross Mountains. It is ideally located for short- and long-distance walking in the area, with a large number of NT paths close to the house. The house has recently been renovated to a high standard, accommodating up to six guests in very comfortable surroundings. In short, it's an ideal get-away for a short holiday on the beautiful West Coast of Scotland.
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Palm Cottage Plockton
Situated in the heart of the picturesque and carefully preserved, National Trust village of Plockton, this fully renovated, end of a row property enjoys a wonderful setting on the shores of Loch Carron. Just a few yards from the shoreline, seals, otters and a large variety of bird life can be watched. Plockton is a convenient base for touring the Isle of Skye and the dramatic scenery of the west coast.
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Off the Rails Plockton
Nestling above the village of Plockton with the Cuillin of Skye as a backdrop 'Off the Rails' at Pockton Station offers a truly unique holiday experience providing all the discerning holidaymaker could be looking for. The well-equipped, comfortable accommodation has been designed with your comfort in mind to provide affordable indulgence for holidaymakers seeking first-class standards, and will appeal to families, couples, friends and railway enthusiasts alike. Where else can you relax in your own sauna after a day in the hills. Sleeping up to 6 on the ground floor and suitable for wheelchair access.
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Loch Alsh Cottage Balmacara
Nestling against the side of a small wooded hill on the edge of the pretty, unspoilt village of Balmacara with stunning views across Loch Alsh, these three holiday cottages are 500 yards from the shoreline and ideal for the water sports enthusiast. Just a few minutes' drive from some of the most spectacular scenery in Scotland - the enigmatic Isle of Skye, the romantic Eilean Donan Castle, the village of Plockton and the Five Sisters of Kintail to name but a few of the many delights of this wonderful area. Some of the activities available locally include water sports, sea and loch fishing, climbing and mountain biking.
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Quiraing Badicaul near Kyle
Situated just south of Plockton where the famous 'Hamish Macbeth' was filmed, this detached modern bungalow is a true 'home from home'. The Isle of Skye is an historic isle of romance, a wild landscape of jagged mountains and lochs and inhabited by gaelic-speaking crofters and fisherfolk and this loveliest of Scottish islands is quickly reached from the mainland over the Skye Bridge. There are two ways of enjoying Skye: to feast the eyes and breathe in the atmosphere or, for the strong and active, to walk, climb and explore.
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Shiel View Shiel Bridge
Shiel View nestles at the base of the famous Five Sisters of Kintail and makes the ideal base for a holiday exploring this beautiful area. Glenshiel is situated on the shores of Loch Duich and is a hillwalkers paradise with 21 Munros, some accessible on foot directly from the cottage. A visit to the Isle of Skye is recommended along with trips to Plockton, Eilean Donan Castle and Inverness.
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Reraig Beag Balmacara
Detached bungalow facing south-west, 150 yards from the shore of Lochalsh where one may fish. Kyle of Lochalsh 3.5 miles, the crossing point for the Isle of Skye. Wooded hills offer many walks of varying length and views to Skye and Kylrhea. Locally, visit the Brochs at Glenelg via the Mam Ratagan Pass with views to the Five Sisters of Kintail, Eilean Donan Castle and Lochalsh Woodland Garden (National Trust).
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Aros near Balmacara
Breathtakingly positioned amid National Trust woodland, in an enviable setting just yards from the shore, this tastefully renovated detached cottage is finished to a high standard. With splendid sweeping views across Loch Alsh towards the Isle of Skye, this is an ideal location for observing wildlife or listening to the sound of the waves lapping the shore. Majestic Eilean Donan Castle, the fine restaurants and excellent hiking terrain on Skye, and the scenic villages of Applecross and Glenelg are just a selection of the treats awaiting guests at Aros.
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Ach na Beanne Loch Long, near Dornie
This modernised traditional detached holiday croft is cosily furnished and well equipped, offering the holidaymaker an ideal retreat, with the bonus of uninterrupted views from its elevated positon above Loch Long. Walking, climbing, fishing and riding are popular pursuits in the locality, and the world famous Highlander castle Eilean Donan is just 4 miles away.
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Tigh an Fhuarain near Plockton
Enjoying breathtaking panoramic views across the sea to the Cuillins on the Isle of Skye, Tigh an Fhuarain property stands in its own garden on a croft and offers a peaceful location. Plockton, under a mile away, offers hotels, restaurants, boat trips and many varied walks. Kyle of Lochalsh 6 miles. Toll-free bridge to Skye 6 miles.
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Camus Tioram Ardelve
This detached single storey holiday property, finished to a good standard, enjoys beautiful open views across to the waters of Loch Duich and over towards Eilean Donan Castle. Set just 25 yards from the sea shore, the property makes the perfect location for exploring the beach or setting off in a kayak. This is an ideal base for touring the stunning scenery of this part of the Highlands. There is lots to see and do for all ages - climbing, mountain biking, walking, sea trips, photography or simply relaxing in the tranquil, unspoilt setting.
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Tigh An Roinn Plockton
From its lochside setting in the pretty National Trust village of Plockton, this charming and comfortable listed cottage (left of gable facing in photograph) enjoys views of Plockton harbour and Duncraig Castle from the bedrooms. Positioned on Plockton's old pier at the edge of Loch Carron and attached to the owner's home, it is convenient for the village's shops, inns and seafood restaurants. Loch Ness, Inverness, Gairloch and Ullapool, all within touring distance.
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Duilisg Plockton
This beautifully renovated, stone holiday cottage is perfect for a quiet relaxing break or as a base to enjoy wonderful scenery and exhilarating outdoor pursuits. Regarded by many as the most attractive village in the West Highlands, Plockton is quiet through most of the year but is a popular destination for visitors in the summer months, particularly during its long established, small boat sailing regatta fortnight in August.The property is situated in a charming row of 150-year-old fishermans cottages in a quiet end of the village and enjoys a lovely enclosed front garden right on the water's edge with stunning views over Loch Carron to the mountains beyond.
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Lochalsh View Nostie near Kyle of Lochalsh
Occupying a spectacular location amid the Glensheil mountains, and overlooking the Five Sisters of Kintail, this beautiful detached, single-storey house provides warm and cosy accommodation, just 100 metres from the shore of Loch Alsh. An ideal area to spot roe deer and otters, indeed Otter Hide, the setting for Ring of Bright Water, is only 7 miles away. Eilean Donan Castle, built in the 13th-century to ward off Viking invaders, is within 2 miles.
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The Holt Plockton
This attractive church conversion first floor apartment, in the heart of the National Trust Village of Plockton, offers visitors comfortable first floor holiday accommodation. Enjoy the views from the open plan living room looking over Plockton Bay where seals and otters can regularly be spotted. The village featured in the TV series of Hamish McBeth offers a choice of hotels and restaurants specialising in local seafood.
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Glenview Cottage Achmore
This well equipped detached single storey cottage, made suitable for wheelchair users, is situated in the hamlet of Achmore and surrounded by natural woodland and pine forests which are rich in wildlife. It is 7 miles from the 'tropical' village of Plockton, 11 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh and the bridge to the Isle of Skye and 5 miles from the famous Eilean Donan Castle. It is an ideal base for touring this most beautiful part of the Western Highlands.
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Sannachan Plockton
With wonderful views across Loch Carron towards Duncraig Castle, this traditional stone holiday cottage is set in the heart of the National Trust village of Plockton. Refurbished to a very high standard, it overlooks the harbour and has its own secure hillside garden to the rear, as well as a lochside garden across the road. Thriving as a result of the influence of the North Atlantic Drift, many palm trees adorn the area, giving the village an almost Mediterranean feel. Yachts and dinghies sail past leisurely, and together with the pretty flower-filled gardens of the houses lining the shore, and the brilliance of Plockton's light effects, the village has become something of a haunt for artists, who can often be seen busy at their easels.
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Craigard Balmacara
This traditional house enjoys lovely open views over Loch Alsh, towards the Isle of Skye. Furnished to a good standard, the house provides the ideal base for touring this part of the western Highlands. Eilean Donan Castle and the renowned village of Plockton are close by, with the bridge to the Isle of Skye just 5 miles. Numerous spectacular walks, mountain bike tracks and abundance of wildlife, along with many historical sites, provide unlimited scope for all ages. Shops 100 yards, pub 120 yards.
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Old Mill Cottage Balmacara Square, near Kyle of Lochalsh
This charming traditional semi-detached, single storey holiday cottage is situated in a picturesque hamlet, overlooking the old mill. Tastefully decorated and attractively furnished, the old mill cottage provides an ideal base for touring this part of the Western Highlands. Eilean Donan Castle, Inverewe Gardens and the renowned village of Plockton are all close by and the bridge to Skye is just 4 miles away. Numerous spectacular walks and an abundance of wildlife coupled with many historical sites provide unlimited scope for all ages.