Cottages in Wick, Thurso and Caithness area

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Cottages in Assynt and Lochinver are listed separately.


Keiss Harbour House, Keiss, near Wick
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  12 sleeps maximum

Keiss Harbour House     Keiss, near Wick

Keiss Harbour House is a stunning, contemporary-styled house created from the historic harbour fishing station on the edge of the Caithness village of Keiss, some 12 miles south of John O'Groats. The five bedrooms and spacious reception rooms make it ideal for entertaining groups of friends or family gatherings.

This area is ideal for those seeking an active holiday, with surfing and golf being local specialities, or for a more relaxing break, with sandy beaches, fishing and many historical and archaeological attractions in easy reach as well as day trips to Orkney.

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Ocean View Cottage, Brough, near Dunnet
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  6 sleeps maximum

Ocean View Cottage     Brough, near Dunnet

Ocean View is a lovingly restored, detached traditional croft cottage on a working croft peacefully situated in Brough, near Dunnet Head, the most northerly point on mainland Britain. Comfortable, homely accommodation for up to 6 people with spectacular views of Dunnet Head, the Pentland Firth and the Orkney Isles.

Charming period features such as pine panelling, wooden floors, wooden window shutters and peat burning stove all of which make for a unique Highland holiday experience. Fully equipped with all modern conveniences and set in its own private garden.

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Birdsong, Thurso
No pets  6 sleeps maximum

Birdsong     Thurso

Situated near a working farm on the edge of the lovely town of Thurso, this beautifully presented, single-storey, detached holiday cottage is furnished and equipped to a very good standard to ensure a comfortable and relaxing holiday. Visit the beautiful Orkney Islands, Dunnet Head, John O’Groats - the most northerly point of mainland Britain, the Castle of Mey and the bustling town of Wick.

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The Cottage, Lyth near Wick
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  2 sleeps maximum

The Cottage     Lyth near Wick

The Ivy Wing and The Cottage are situated in the courtyard of Barrock House, and surrounded by landscaped grounds and mature woodland. This provides shelter for an abundance of bird and wild life with pleasant walks close at hand and the scenic beaches of Sinclair and Dunnet Bay are just 5 minutes by car. The Cottage makes the perfect base for touring this unspoilt and tranquil part of the Highlands.

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The Cottage, near Watten
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  6 sleeps maximum

The Cottage     near Watten

Set on a working farm, this simply and cosily furnished property enjoys a quiet and unspoilt location in the Caithness countryside. Just a mile or so off the A9, The Cottage makes a super base for touring this lovely part of the Highlands. Caithness is popularly described as one of Europes last wildernesses, where you could walk, climb or mountain bike all day without meeting anyone else.

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Seaview Cottage, Noss Head, near Wick
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  4 sleeps maximum

Seaview Cottage     Noss Head, near Wick

Overlooking the sea. This traditional single storey holiday cottage, overlooking Girnigoe Castle, is situated a few hundred yards from the sea on a single track road leading to Noss Head Lighthouse. Spectacular seascapes, unspoilt coastline and some of the most beautiful beaches in Scotland are all part of the magic of this unique area.

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The Old Church Hall, Lybster
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  4 sleeps maximum

The Old Church Hall     Lybster

This stylishly-converted old church hall retains many original features whilst incorporating modern amenities and this holiday property takes up the west wing of the church. The village of Lybster is part of spectacular coastline, with superb walks above cliffs with stunning views across the Moray Firth - an ornithologist’s paradise.

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The Ivy Wing, Lyth near Wick
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  5 sleeps maximum

The Ivy Wing     Lyth near Wick

The Ivy Wing and The Cottage are situated in the courtyard of Barrock House, and surrounded by landscaped grounds and mature woodland. This provides shelter for an abundance of bird and wild life with pleasant walks close at hand and the scenic beaches of Sinclair and Dunnet Bay are just 5 minutes by car. The Cottage makes the perfect base for touring this unspoilt and tranquil part of the Highlands.

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Riverbank House, Thurso
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  6 sleeps maximum

Riverbank House     Thurso

Enjoying open views over the River Thurso, this detached bungalow is quietly situated at the edge of town, and provides a super holiday base for touring this unspoilt part of the Northern Highlands. Visit the beautiful Orkney Isles, the stunning Dunnet Head, John O’Groats, the Castle of Mey and the bustling town of Wick amongst the many attractions.

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Stable Cottage, Mill House Cottages, John O’ Groats
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  6 sleeps maximum

Stable Cottage     Mill House Cottages, John O’ Groats

Breathtaking views. These detached holiday cottages, situated within walking distance of the famous village of John O’ Groats, make the ideal base to explore this lovely part of the Northern Highlands. John O’ Groats is famous for being the most north easterly point of Britain’s four corners, and renowned for the magnificent coastal scenery, unspoilt beaches and coastal walks, with a breathtaking array of bird life and opportunities to see seals, dolphins and killer and minke whales.

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Mill Cottage, Mill House Cottages, John O
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  4 sleeps maximum

Mill Cottage     Mill House Cottages, John O' Groats

These detached holiday cottages, situated within walking distance of the famous village of John O’ Groats, make the ideal base to explore this lovely part of the Northern Highlands. John O’ Groats is famous for being the most north easterly point of Britain’s four corners, and renowned for the magnificent coastal scenery, unspoilt beaches and coastal walks, with a breathtaking array of bird life, seals, dolphins and whales.

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Horsemans, Mill House Cottages, John O’ Groats
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  6 sleeps maximum

Horsemans     Mill House Cottages, John O’ Groats

Breathtaking views. These detached holiday cottages, situated within walking distance of the famous village of John O’ Groats, make the ideal base to explore this lovely part of the Northern Highlands. John O’ Groats is famous for being the most north easterly point of Britain’s four corners, and renowned for the magnificent coastal scenery, unspoilt beaches and coastal walks, with a breathtaking array of bird life and opportunities to see seals, dolphins and killer and minke whales.

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Four Winds, near Thurso
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  3 sleeps maximum

Four Winds     near Thurso

This cosy detached cottage enjoys wonderful views along the coast towards Dunnet Head and across the Pentland Firth to the Orkney Isles. A warm Highland welcome is assured in this unspoilt area which boasts the golden sands of Melvich Bay (1 mile), beautiful coastal walks where impressive cliffs are alive with a large variety of seabirds including the puffin and there is the opportunity of seeing whales, dolphins/purpoise._ Super area for mountain biking, kayaking, surfing, sea and river fishing and sea trips.

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The Herons, South Keiss near Wick
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  7 sleeps maximum

The Herons     South Keiss near Wick

Beachside location. A warm welcome awaits you at the Herons which is set on the edge of a 3-mile stretch of sandy beach and enjoys panoramic views across Sinclair’s Bay towards Noss Head Lighthouse. This spacious house is furnished to a good standard and well-equipped to make your holiday as enjoyable as possible.

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Riverbank Lodge, Thurso
No pets  8 sleeps maximum

Riverbank Lodge     Thurso

In a quiet area on the edge of the popular town of Thurso, this detached 3-storey house enjoys open views across the River Thurso towards the town. Set within easy walking distance of the many amenities available in the town, Riverbank Lodge has been equipped and furnished to ensure an enjoyable holiday. A super base for experiencing the stunning scenery ...

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Old School House, Killimster, near Wick
No pets  5 sleeps maximum

Old School House     Killimster, near Wick

Good holiday base. The Old School House forms part of a substantial stone built house in the scattered community of Killimster just 2 miles from the bustling town of Wick. This wing of the property has been lovingly renovated and tastefully finished to provide bright and spacious accommodation. Mountain biking, sea trips, fishing, numerous water sports, golf and rock climbing are just some of the many activities available in the area.

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Gladstone Cottage, Castletown, nr. Thurso
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  2 sleeps maximum

Gladstone Cottage     Castletown, nr. Thurso

Coastal location. This attractive ground floor holiday apartment forms part of a traditional stone cottage situated in the village of Castletown. Its high ceilings, original wooden shutters and pretty cottage garden (large grassed area outside the main garden provides space for dogs’ exercise) all add to its historic charm. Four miles of stunning sandy beach adjoins the pretty fishing harbour just 800 yards from the property.

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Sarclet, Thrumster, near Wick
Pets may be allowed by arrangement  5 sleeps maximum

Sarclet     Thrumster, near Wick

Peaceful setting. In a peaceful, rural location, this detached cottage enjoys views across farmland and also over towards the rugged coastline and open sea. It lies close to Sarclet Bay, also known as the Haven where an old track will lead to the remains of an abandoned fishing station. This is an area steeped in history with many prehistoric sites and castles.

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