Cottages in Broadford, Elgol, the Red Hills and Raasay area
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Dounhuila near Elgol
Dounhuila is a luxurious, well-equipped bungalow, in a stunning location. You will enjoy uninterrupted views looking south across Loch Slapin towards the Sleat peninsular, the Small Isles and the West Highlands. Escape for total relaxation with family, friends or the local wildlife. The Gaelic Princess Dounhuila, after whom our home is named, used the nearby Spar Cave as a refuge in the 9th Century; you can walk down to the Cave which is in the cliffs below the bungalow.
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The Old Manse Broadford
Welcome to The Old Manse, an elegant Edwardian home with comfortable and modernised facilities on the shores of Broadford Bay, Isle of Skye.
Our beautiful home will comfortably accommodate up to 9 guests in four bedrooms. The Old Manse offers two living rooms with wood burning fireplaces, a large and well equipped eat-in kitchen and two bathrooms. Other highlights include a pretty half acre garden with outdoor eating and lounging furniture, a BBQ and plenty of parking for cars and trailers.
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Tigh Na Cairidh Strollamus, near Broadford
This is a beautifully modernised and extended traditional croft house, furnished and equipped to an exceptional standard. The house provides self catering accommodation for up to six people in three double rooms. The cottage takes it name from the Cairidh, a circular stone fish trap near the house.
Tigh na Cairidh is superbly located on the shores of Loch Na Cairidh with amazing views towards Broadford, the Isle of Scalpay, Beinn Na Caillich and the surrounding hills. It’s position gives you easy access to the whole island as well as being convenient for a host of pubs, restaurants, shops and other facilities.
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Dromore Broadford
Dromore is a modern, detached, fully centrally heated house finished to a high standard. It sleeps up to seven people in two double rooms (one with ensuite shower room), a twin (also with ensuite) and a single room. It is situated in a sheltered location near the centre of Broadford, Skye’s second largest settlement. Approximately 9 miles north of the Skye Bridge, Broadford lies on a beautiful curved bay, with a stunning outlook over the sea to the Island of Pabay, the Crowlin Isles and the mainland hills beyond.
Broadford is renowned as an excellent base for hill-walking, bird-watching and other outdoor pursuits and has a good range of shops and places to eat.
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Tigh Lachie Elgol
Tigh Lachie combine the traditional charm of 'black house' dwelling with modern comforts to ensure a wonderful stay on the Isle of Skye. The Four Star cottage sleeps up to four in a cosy, double, curtained boxed bed and two single beds in the gallery, the cottage has under floor heated stone floors throughout, a stove in the living room and a well equipped fully fitted kitchen.
The cottage is situated in the secluded small fishing village of Elgol. At the shore there is a small harbour where local fishing boats land their catches and boat trips run into Loch Coruisk, in the heart of the Cuillins.
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Loch Aluinn Sconser
This modern spacious ground floor self-contained apartment is family owned and offers all the comforts of home, together with fantastic views over Loch Sligachan. Presented and furnished to a very high standard, it has the use of a delightful garden where you can sit and enjoy the dramatic scenery.
With a lovely four poster bed, very well equipped kitchen, and comfortable lounge, Loch Aluinn, situated at the foot of the Cuillin mountains, is the perfect base to explore Skye.
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Tigh Eachainn Breakish, near Broadford
Tigh Eachainn is a croft house in Breakish, Isle-of-Skye, suitable for big families and large groups who wish to have a self catering break. Situated high above Broadford Bay, our house has magnificent views of the islands of Scalpay, Pabay and Raasay. A short walk from the beach at Ashaig, there are a number of other scenic walks close by.
Tigh Eachainn has a large, comfortable lounge with Sky+ wide screen TV, sofabed and wood burning stove, separate dining room with picture window, 6 bedrooms (1 Family, 2 doubles, 3 singles) and a large garden to relax in.
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Tigh Seonag Elgol
Tigh Seonag combines the romance of a traditional thatched cottage with modern luxuries and conveniences. The cosy interior features a traditional veiled boxed bed (better than any four poster!), under floor heated stone floors throughout (absolutely wonderful on bare feet!), and a stove in the large stone fire place, prefect for watching the flickering flames & sipping at a wee dram. A well equipped fully fitted kitchen is also installed, but if you don't fancy cooking there are many fine restaurants on Skye. Tigh Seonag has been awarded Four Stars by the Scottish Tourist Board.
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The Old Church Torrin
Situated in a stunning location, the Old Church boasts fabulous views of Loch Slapin and Blaven - the most famous of the Black Cuillin Mountains. The Old Church is a cottage full of character providing a high standard of accommodation for up to 8 people. There are 4 double bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The kitchen has an oil fired Rayburn stove. The sitting room has large sofas, a real flame fire and incredible mountain views. There is also a dining hall, a separate reading room and decking with a BBQ
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Taigh Druim Elgol
Situated at the edge of the small village of Elgol, on the hill overlooking the magnificent Cuillin mountains and the small isles of Rhum, Eigg, Canna and Soay, this self-catering holiday cottage is in a truly stunning location.
2 Elgol is a traditionally built house of local stone construction and has been completely modernised in 2009 by local builders under the direction of Helen Lucas Architects. Particular attention has been paid to insulation which gives the house a warm, cosy feel no matter what the weather does.
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Tigh Phadraig Elgol
Tigh Phadraig provides a unique, luxury self-catering experience with a romantic feel, that while fully equipped with all the modern facilities one would find in a four star cottage, will take you back to an era long ago and a pace of life far removed from today's 'rat race'.
Tigh Phadraig is based on the traditional island black house (thatched cottage) that have been used by the Crofters of the area for centuries. Although the cottage is an ideal choice for a honeymoon or romantic break, it has been designed to cater for up to four people, thus offering flexibility for those looking for a relaxed family holiday.
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Scavaig View Elgol
Scavaig View is located in the small crofting/fishing community of Elgol, and has a magnificent view of the Cuillin mountain range. Newly renovated the self-catering house is ideally situated for climbing and walking or just to enjoy a leisurely and relaxing holiday. Furnished to a high standard, the house will sleep up to 6 people.
In the village there is a small shop and also a licensed restaurant and coffee shop. Possible activities include boat trips to the heart of the Cuillins, exploring the shore-line and a wide range of walks and climbs.
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Sea Drift Ard Dorch
Sea Drift is a three-bedroom luxury self-catering apartment situated right at the water's edge with panoramic views of sea and mountains, and sunsets and sunrises to die for. The apartment is adjacent to The Skye Picture House guesthouse, but completely self-contained with its own entrance. It sleeps a maximum of 6 in one single, one double and one family room. The ground floor bathroom and single room are suitable for use by disabled persons, and the upstairs family room has its own en-suite.
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Blaven View Torrin
This detached croft holiday cottage is situated at the foot of the Red Cuillins in the village of Torrin with its spectacular views of Blaven and Loch Slapin. Beaches nearby. Torrin is an ideal holiday area for the nature lover - walking, climbing, fishing, wildlife, interesting wild flowers and geology. Also a good base for excursions in all directions to many places of interest.
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Tigh Mairi Elgol
Tigh Mairi is the perfect blend of traditional thatched cottage complimented by modern comforts and luxuries. A romantic curtained box bed and cast iron stove nestle beneath the cottage's thatched roof as well as more modern additions such as the well-equipped fully fitted kitchen and under-floor heating.
Elgol is the ideal location for a relaxing or active break. Plenty of walking, wildlife watching, and sight-seeing opportunities or you can just relax and enjoy the wonderful scenery on the doorstep.
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Cnoc na Loch Elgol
If you are looking for a quiet holiday set in stunning Highland scenery then Cnoc na Loch self catering holiday cottage could be the ideal place for you. The little village of Elgol is one of the most photographed parts of the Isle of Skye. Elgol is an increasingly popular destination for climbers and hill walkers of all levels due to its unparalleled access to the famous Cuillin Hills and the various smaller hills dotted around wherever you look.
Relax in Cnoc na Loch, a traditional, well-equipped Highland cottage with every feature you need to make your holiday on the Isle of Skye special. Cnoc na Loch sleeps up to 6 people and we are sure that once you have enjoyed the setting and character of this lovely wee cottage you will want to return again and again.
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Fairwinds Broadford
Fairwinds is a modern semi detached, self catering bungalow, completely non-smoking, situated in a quiet elevated position on the Elgol road with spectacular views over the Broadford River and the Red Cuillin mountains.
Fairwinds provides very comfortable accommodation for up to four, with double and twin en-suite bedrooms. The lounge with lovely views from the picture window is a good place to relax and watch the sunset after a great days walking or sightseeing. There is a spacious garden where one can relax and watch the local wildlife including many bird species. Shops, bank,post office and several excellent restaurants are within walking distance.
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MacKenzie's Peak Sconser
With the famous Cuillin Mountains as a backdrop, this beautiful property stands in a superb elevated position with magnificent views across the sea to the Isle of Raasay. Presented to a high standard throughout, it adjoins the owners home and shares use of a delightful garden equipped with furniture. Centrally located, day trips can be enjoyed to all areas of Skye, the Outer Hebrides, Applecross, Inverness and Fort William.
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Otterburn Cottage Breakish, near Broadford
Otterburn Cottage is a new build two bedroom cottage situated in the peaceful village of Lower Breakish at the south end of the island. You can travel here over the Skye bridge or take a trip on the ferry from Mallaig to Armadale, Sleat. The cottage is situated approximately 50 yards from the water's edge with stunning views of the islands of Raasay and Pabay and across Broadford Bay and the inner sound.
The very well appointed cottage has two bedrooms, one double room with an en-suite shower facilities and one twin bedded room and a bathroom with bath and shower. Lovely lounge with open fire, modern, well equipped, kitchen and Wifi internet. The cottage is named after a family of otters who live nearby.
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13 Sconser Sconser
13 Sconser is a recently renovated house in the crofting township of Sconser. It is an ideal base for a holiday in Skye, being centrally located on the island and 3 miles from Sligachan. On the ground floor, there is a porch, kitchen, dining room, sitting room, bathroom with bath and shower plus 2 bedrooms. Upstairs there is a double and a single bedroom. 13 Sconser has its own private garden with an unfenced burn.
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Blue Skye Crofthouse Lower Breakish, near Broadford
Blue Skye is a traditional white washed crofthouse of the Highland vernacular. Blue Skye is located in a stunning location in the south of Skye in the small village of Lower Breakish. Stunning views of several islands and to the mainland. A fantastic amount of wildlife and birdlife can be found within this beautiful area.
Our accommodation consists of three bedrooms (two double and one twin), bathroom with shower and lounge with digital satellite TV. We also have an enclosed garden with picnic bench for you to enjoy alfresco meals and drinks while taking in the magnificent views (weather permitting of course).
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Tigh Holm Broadford
Anita and Howard welcome you to their spacious, comfortable, 3* Visit Scotland Assured, two bedroomed cottages. These provide excellent accommodation for couples, families or groups of 4/5. One mile from Broadford, the cottages are an ideal base for exploring Skye and nearby mainland. For walkers, over 50 Munros lie within an easy hour’s drive.
Howard has spent many years walking and climbing in Scotland and Worldwide. He is happy to advise on conditions and route. Howard can offer guiding if he is available.
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Heron Bay Cottage Strollamus
Nestling on the side of the hill overlooking crystal clear water to the island of Scalpay, this lovely bungalow is ideally situated for exploring. The Isle of Skye offers a wide variety of activities coupled with spectacular, unspoilt scenery. Climb in the Cuillin mountain range or enjoy boat trips to see the seals, otters and seabirds in their natural habitat. Visit Dunvegon, Armdale and Eilean Donan Castles or the Talisker Distillery to sample this famous whisky. Or relax and enjoy the fabulous sunsets.
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Harrapool Broadford
Enjoying an elevated position with wonderful uninterrupted views over grassy fields to the waters of Broadford Bay and on to the mountains of Wester Ross. Set on the edge of the village, enjoying a peaceful location within a few minutes walk of restaurants and pubs. Ideal base for exploring this beautiful island with its many attractions and activities such as climbing, mountain biking, water sports and fishing to name but a few, or a leisurely walk along one of the many unspoilt beaches is highly recommended.
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Heatherlea near Elgol
This unique holiday property set against a rocky hillock enjoys lovely open views and total privacy. Located towards the end of one of the most scenic roads on the Isle of Skye, Heatherlea is comfortably furnished and equipped with your every need in mind. A super area for climbing, walking, fishing, mountain biking or just exploring this unspoilt corner of Skye. Boat trips to some of the outer isles can be taken from the small jetty in the fishing village of Elgol, just a mile away.
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Seabird Cottage Broadford
Seabird Cottage enjoys an enviable location just yards from the shores of Broadford Bay and benefits from magnificent views across the water towards the stunning mountains of the west coast mainland. Just a few minutes walking distance from the heart of the village, with its variety of amenities including pubs and restaurants, the single-storey cottage is ideally placed for touring this lovely island. For the outdoor enthusiast, walking, climbing in the Cuillins and mountain biking are just a few of the many activities available.
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Rona View Broadford
An ideal location; set in a slightly elevated position with spectacular scenery and sunsets yet just a few minutes walk from the centre of the village of Broadford. Large variety of outdoor pursuits including climbing, walking, mountain biking and fishing. Enjoy castles, distilleries and lots of quiet beaches. Selection of pubs, restaurants and the beach within easy walking distance.
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No 6 Lower Harrapool
Delightfully situated between the main road and the shore, with its large meadow and woodland garden running right down to the water’s edge, this former crofting cottage offers good basic comfortable holiday accommodation with beautiful sea and island views. Centrally situated the location will appeal equally to climbers, walkers, fishermen, sailors and as an ideal base for exploring the islands and west coast mainland, as well as simply enjoying the island environment.
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Rowan Tree Cottage Breakish, Broadford
Enjoying a secluded, yet easily accessible location, this cosy, former crofters cottage has been sympathetically renovated and extended to provide stylish accommodation. Only 2 miles from the village of Broadford and 4 miles from the Skye bridge, this detached holiday cottage is ideally placed for touring the mystical Isle of Skye and the scenic west coast. A visit to Armadale castle, gardens and visitor centre (which is only a short drive) is well worth a visit, as are the lively villages of Portree and Dunvegan.
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The Old Church Sconser
Built in the mid 1800s this splendid little church has been restored and furnished to a good standard. It has spiral stairs leading to a galleried area which overlooks the living room and off to a small snug bedroom which fits neatly into the attic. The property which is attached to the owners home is set in a garden with a stone bridge over the stream. A perfect central base for a holiday touring the Islands of Skye, Raasay and the Western Isles.