Cottages in Applecross and Kishorn
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Pier Cottage Applecross
Pier Cottage is the ideal venue for Canoeing & Sea Kayaking; Otter & Bird Watching and Coastal Walks. The Bealach & Torridon only 40 minutes drive for that classic Scottish Mountaineering day. For those wishing more of a rest & contemplative escape you will find yourself transfixed in a window seat, watching out for wildlife, the sheep wandering outside; the otter feeding in the kelp; listening to the roar of the deer on the hillside opposite. Relax and sample the excellent seafood landed locally.
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Airdaniar Cottage Applecross
This traditional stone built croft cottage, which is situated on the spectacular Applecross coast, offers a high degree of comfort and is an ideal holiday location for those wishing to relax and enjoy the tranquillity and romance of the Western Highlands. The cottage is situated in its own secure grounds and provides views over the Inner Sound towards Raasay, Rona and Skye. The location makes it an ideal base for exploring the delights of the Applecross peninsula and the surrounding area of Wester Ross.
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Old Post Office Arrina, Applecross
The Old Post Office - a comfortable self-catering holiday cottage on Scotland's west coast, at Arrina, between Shieldaig and Applecross, with fantastic views of the Torridon Mountains. It is situated in the remote crofting village of Arinacrinachd on the north coast of Applecross peninsular, with its own pebble beach. Recently refurbished, but retaining its original character, the cottage has two double bedrooms as well as a small one under the eaves for a child. The area is of exceptional natural beauty, perfect for outdoor activities, wonderful walks, loch fishing and bird-watching, or just for lazing, reading, photography or painting.
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Gracie's Cottage Kishorn
Gracie's Cottage, in Kishorn, is warm and comfortable and virtually on the sea shore. All the main rooms look out over Loch Kishorn to the Applecrosss hills. Centrally heated (plus wood burning stove) and good drying facilities. You can walk for miles direct from the cottage but Torridon, Applecross and Glen Carron are only half an hour by car. Sleeps 4 comfortably. Good eating places locally. Ideally placed, and a perfect cottage for a walking holiday.
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Lone Dubh Kenmore, Applecross
Lone Dubh is a spacious detached property within the small township of Kenmore on the Applecross peninsula. The property stands in an elevated position with panoramic views over the sea Loch and the Torridon Mountains. Lone Dubh is an ideal location for exploring this area of outstanding scenic beauty and also to watch the abundance of wildlife (Pine marten, Otters, Buzzards etc..) The cottage sleeps up to five and has four bedrooms, two of which are on the ground floor. The ground floor has been designed and equipped for wheelchair use and also has specialist disabled equipment. The Jacuzzi bath is wonderful after a long days walking in the hills. Bed linen is provided but not hand and bath towels.
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Church Cottage Applecross
Ideally situated in an isolated position 250 metres from the sea and looking on to the Torridon mountains this luxury cottage for two provides an exceptional romantic retreat in the heart of Applecross. Wildlife, wonderful local food and exceptional scenery and walking provide the ingredients for a perfect holiday.
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Craig Cottage Kenmore, near Applecross
Craig Cottage is a luxury self-catering holiday cottage situated near the small township of Kenmore on the beautiful Applecross Peninsula. Recently built to a high specification and furnished to an exacting standard, the cottage nestles on the side of a hill overlooking the bay with views across Loch Torridon towards Diabaig and Beinn Alligin.
Craig Cottage has two bedrooms, both with sea views, a cosy sitting/dining room with multi fuel stove, leather suite, satellite television, DVD & CD player, wifi broadband, local information, binoculars & maps. Patio doors lead to a decked area with sea views. Modern, well equipped kitchen, luxury bathroom and separate shower room.
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Sea Side Croft House Kishorn
Sea Side Croft House is on the edge of Loch Kishorn in beautiful Wester Ross. The Applecross Hills and famous Beallach na Bo (pass of the Cattle) are the view out of the front windows, and to the left you look down the Loch at the mountains on the Isle of Skye - only a few miles away.
Two double bedrooms, both with en-suite shower rooms, central heating, lounge, kitchen and eating area. Available per night or for weekly lets, either for the whole unit or just one bedroom. Dogs welcome. Fantastic lochside location.
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Woodside House Applecross
With distant and dramatic views of the Cuillin Hills on the Isle of Skye, this superbly situated family croft house has been renovated and tastefully furnished, and nestles quietly in the hamlet of Culduie. The Applecross Inn (3 miles up the coast) is renowned for its local seafood. The road inland from Applecross crosses over the highest mountain pass in the British Isles. Secluded and sandy coral beach 4 miles. Loch and sea fishing nearby. Walks from the doorstep.
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Flora's House Kenmore, Applecross
Flora's House is a cosy cottage situated in the small township of Kenmore on the Applecross peninsula enjoying spectacular panoramic views over the sea loch towards the Torridon mountains. The cottage is fully equipped and comfortable throughout with an open coal fire and wood burning stove. There are 2 bathrooms (One being en-suite) and 3 bedrooms sleeping up to 5. Fantastic retreat - ideal for all outdoor pursuites. This coatline is renowned for it's sceanic beauty and abundance of wildlife. Secluded sandy beaches can be found along the coastline.
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The Rowans Kishorn
Enjoying a peaceful location on the outskirts of the lovely and unspoilt village of Kishorn, this delightful single storey, detached holiday property offers bright and spacious accommodation and is ideally placed for exploring. A track leads from the side of the property down to the beach at Kishorn Loch, which is surrounded by some of the most spectacular mountain scenery in the area. The beauty and solitude of the Applecross Peninsular is a short drive away from where the BBC2 series Monty Halls Great Escape Beachcomber Cottage was filmed.
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Loch End near Applecross
In a breathtaking setting by a small loch and only half a mile from the golden sweep of sandy beach at Applecross, this cosy, secluded cottage for two commands stunning views across the Sound to the islands of Raasay, Rona and Skye beyond. With its own secure garden and backed by open hillside, it is just half a mile to Applecross for a hotel renowned for its excellent food, and a shoreline perfect for swimming, fishing or just relaxing.
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The Old Schoolhouse near Applecross
This secluded and spacious cottage with its own walled garden, enjoys a gloriously sunny position on the seashore with spectacular views towards the islands of Raasay, Rona and Skye. Reached via a quarter-mile track, this former school house has been tastefully converted, whilst retaining interesting original features; formerly classrooms, the living-room and kitchen feature lovely high ceilings, and there is a large picture window in the hall, ideal for viewing wonderful sunsets and abundant wildlife.
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Cruary Applecross
Enjoying a superb, secluded setting with outstanding bay views, this 18th-century shepherd's cottage is set next to 2 miles of golden sand; a turquoise blue sea with twisting otters and bobbing seals; the Cuillins of Skye on the horizon, with mountains, moorlands and forests behind. Attractively and comfortably refurbished, it has its own garden and conservatory with far-reaching views to Skye, and offers a cosy hideaway for all seasons, with a friendly hotel a short walk.
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Sanctuary Cottage Applecross
With superb views across the Inner Sound to the Inner Hebridean Islands of Raasay, Rona and Skye, this 19th-century cottage has been architecturally renovated to a high standard, and has its own landscaped garden with decking leading down to the seashore. Set amidst some of Scotland's most dramatic and rugged scenery, Applecross nestles between mountains and sea and is approached over Britain's highest road pass.