Self Catering cottages in the Ullapool, Assynt and Dundonnell areas of the Highlands

The Haven is a traditional Black House which was built over 200 years ago. Recently modernised internally the cottage offers 2 bedrooms (one double & one double with bunk beds), Lounge with open fire and TV, Shower Room and Fitted Kitchen/Dining Room. The cottage boasts an envious location on the shore adjacent to a sandy beach with uninterrupted views across the minch to the Isle of Skye and the Outer Hebrides beyond....a truly magical Haven.

Unst chalet is situated in the corner of Inverkirkaig bay, set in the county of Sutherland, a lovely and unspoilt part of the Scottish highlands. The Chalet is about 20 metres from the waters edge. Just outside of the chalet, there is a picnic bench set on a vantage point overlooking the bay, where you can dine alfresco at any time of day. Taking breakfast outside, accompanied by the sights and sounds of the bay, is a fine way to set you up for the day and leave behind the cares and worries of everyday life

Seafield is a beautifully restored traditional Croft house built in the 1880s, available to rent throughout the year as a holiday let. The house is situated in the Parish of Assynt, Sutherland on the North West coast of Scotland. Seafield enjoys spectacular mountain views and is a stone's throw away from the beach. The Crofting hamlet of Culkein is situated along a single track road and the nearest town, Lochinver, is 10 miles away. Accommodation consists of 3 bedrooms (sleeps 6), 2 bathrooms (1 with shower), handmade kitchen/diner with dishwasher, washer/dryer, sitting room with multi-fuel fire and flat-screen TV, DVD and video player and a conservatory with dining area. The house has oil central heating with old style 'school' radiators and is furnished with antique pine furniture and Victorian wrought iron bedsteads. Children and dogs welcome.

Waterfront Cottage is a modern, well equipped self-catering holiday cottage (built in 1994), in an elevated position above Loch Broom, Ullapool, in the north-west Highlands of Scotland.

The Cottage sleeps 6 (1 double, 2 twins – all ensuite). Oil-fired central heating and an open fire in the lounge Outstandingly beautiful mountain and sea views, which can be enjoyed from every room. The Cottage is a perfect base for touring, hillwalking, cycling, bird watching, landscape photography and painting, golf, angling, and stress-free relaxation.

Luxury log cabins and croft house in Baddidarrach, half a mile round the bay from Lochinver.

We are continually upgrading our properties in what is a family business, established in 1990. Our aim is to make your holiday as relaxing and enjoyable as possible! The cabins and croft house are NOT part of a complex, but individual properties within their own settings. So now, come and experience Assynt at first hand, with its many mountains, lochs and rivers - enjoy the beautiful shoreline and sandy beaches close at hand. Take advantage of our pure air and the unspoilt beauty of the Highlands.

Excellent self-catering accommodation at the beautiful white and safe sandy beach of Achmelvich in North West Scotland. Hillhead Caravans is located in an area ideal for country lovers who are looking for peace and quiet and enjoy beautiful scenery, observing wildlife, walking, cycling, photography, sailing or relaxing with a good book. The caravans are well equipped, warm, and comfortable; all heating and lighting included in the price.

Achmelvich beach (3 miles north of Lochinver, 45mins drive north of Ullapool) is one of the west coast of Scotland's beauty spots, with unique white shell sands and safe bathing from the gently sloping beach.

Kirkaig Chalets are the perfect place to unwind from the stresses of everyday life situated in the small settlement of Inverkirkaig the Chalets have uninterrupted views of the tranquil bay of Loch Kirkaig. Three miles from Lochinver and 35 miles north of Ullapool. The chalets are a perfect base for a range of activities including hill walking, loch, river and sea fishing, wildlife and bird watching Ideal base for Suilven, Stac Pollaidh and all the other Assynt hills.

Port Beag Chalets are situated in peaceful surroundings overlooking Isle Ristol, one of the beautiful Summer Isles. The shoreline is on your doorstep. Altandhu is an ideal centre from which to explore the North West Highlands or just stay and relax among magnificent coastal scenery. Explore the rock pools and sandy beaches, which span the shoreline among which you'll spot seals, otters, stoats, and sea birds ... maybe even a porpoise.

The Macleods have run Port Beag (small port) Chalets as a local family business since 1975. There are four six-berth chalets and one four-berth chalet, all with a sea view.

Set beside the Achmelvich Beach to Alltanabradhan Mill footpath which passes through our estate (listed in the Ullapool and Assynt Walks), and just four miles from Lochinver, these luxury fully equipped STB 4* holiday cottages enjoy superb coastal and mountain views. Open all year, there are four two-bedroom cottages and one with three all en-suite bedrooms, payphone, and suitable for residents with mobility difficulties. All are fully equipped including jacuzzi baths and showers, Sky TV, wireless broadband, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble drier, dishwasher, CD & DVD players, double-glazing and electric central heating. We accept well behaved pets by prior arrangement.

Seagulls self catering holiday accommodation in Ullapool has three bedrooms sleeping two in each room. We have a kingsize bedroom, a double bedroom and a twin bedded room. There is a very well equipped kitchen, utility room, bathroom and additional toilet and washbasin downstairs.We have refurbished the house to a very high standard in order to achieve a four star status but it has not been graded yet.

If you like walking, wildlife, birdwatching, fishing, boat trips, golf or just to be surrounded by fantastic breathtaking views then this is the place for you. Seagulls is located in one of Ullapool's quietest and loveliest streets but is only 3-5 minutes walk from the sea front and harbour where there are shops, restaurants and pubs that offer a variety of excellent food with or without live music.

Lower Inchlumpie is situated in a superb, peaceful location in beautiful Strathrusdale, amidst unspoilt highland scenery and is set in almost two acres of natural gardens and grounds beside the spectacular Alness river. Accessed by a rough track, it stands detached, and provides spacious and well-equipped accommodation on two levels ....

This traditional fisherman's cottage sits right on the edge of the sea in the beautifully picturesque fishing village of Portmahomack. Overlooking the lovely sandy bay with views across to the Sutherland hills beyond, it is meticulously presented to a good standard, with views of the seascape from every window.

Bruaich Rainich, the name is Gaelic for Bracken Brae, is a traditional crofters family home. Built from local stone during 1923 by the Grandfather of the current owner. Set in a peaceful hollow beneath the hills in the village of Polbain near Achiltibuie, every window provides stunning views of the island of Tanera, Loch Broom and the Torridon Mountains beyond.

The house is spacious, sunny and comfortable. The original timber panelling and period furniture retain the Highland charm of days gone by, while soft furnishings and a modern kitchen provide creature comforts unheard of when the house was built.

Set on the banks of Loch Broom, near Ullapool in the North West Highlands of Scotland, we offer two high quality self catering apartments, Sunset and Broomview. One sleeps 3, the other 5, and both offer stunning views and settings and are fully equipped for those who wish to self cater in comfort.

Our location also offers the opportunity to tour the west coast and sample some of the many activities, pursuits, food and hospitality that the region is famed for. Ullapool, Loch Ewe, Gairloch and many other fishing villages are within easy driving distance, and within visible distance are a number of mountains and hills offering some great walks and climbs for all abilities.

Set in its own grounds in the small hamlet of Elphin, this charming traditional cottage enjoys stunning views of the surrounding mountains. A haven for the outdoor enthusiast, with fishing, bird-watching and golf nearby.

A walker's paradise, with the famous mountains of Suilven, Stac Polly and Canisp in close proximity. The attractive port of Ullapool (12 miles) offers a variety of activities and amenities, with swimming pool, sea-fishing trips, numerous restaurants and local craft shops.

This beautifully presented cottage set in a quiet location, enjoys fabulous views over open farmland towards the Black Isle and waters of the Cormarty Firth. Adjoining another holiday cottage, it has been thoughtfully and stylishly finished and provides comfortable accommodation. It is ideally placed for touring this lovely area of the north Highlands.

Ard Choille is situated in the picturesque village of Lochinver and is within walking distance of all local amenities. Open all year round and heated throughout, the property comprises a fitted kitchen/diner with fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, cooker and microwave, sitting room with TV/DVD/Video and a shower room. There are two bedrooms (sleeping up to six people), one with views over the harbour and the other with a view of the village and Suilven. Outdoor seating is provided in the garden. Rates include electricity, linen and towels. Breaks are from Saturday to Saturday and Short breaks are available in the winter months. Tariff ranges from £190-£350.

Bisgeos Cottage is situated in the quaint old fishing village of Shandwick. The property has been superbly renovated to provide excellent holiday accommodation.

Sand Dune House is a bright and spacious family house situated in an elevated position overlooking the beautiful coastline of Portmahomack, with views across the bay to the mountains beyond.

Shandwick Cottage backs onto a spectacular sandy beach and enjoys stunning views around the bay. This quaint fishing cottage has been thoughtfully and meticulously renovated, whilst retaining a wealth of traditional features, including solid wood flooring, exposed stone walls and cosy open fire.

For the holiday of a lifetime, worlds away from noise, pollution and traffic, few places can match our three croft cottages at Clashmore in Assynt. Here in the lee of Quinag, Suilven and Canisp, three of Sutherland’s most beautiful mountains, you can lose yourself in beachcombing, hill-walking, climbing, or casting a fly for wild brown trout on one of our many hill lochs.

Clashmore Holiday Cottages, set in an idyllic location overlooking Sutherland’s Atlantic coast and the wild waters of the Minch, is the place to come for peace and quiet, for romance and for room to breathe. There are great empty beaches, wildlife abounds and the islands are alive with the cry of sea-birds. The twenty-first century will never find you here!

Skerries comprises 4 double bedrooms, sleeping 8 comfortably. The lounge overlooks Ullapool and the house has a spacious modern kitchen, utility room and dining area. There are 2 public bathrooms and an en-suite bathroom in the master bedroom. The basement of the house hosts a bar and games room with a full size pool table, bar soccer table, dart board & plasma screen with all Sky channels available. The garden area is well kept with facilities for barbeques and plenty of safe private parking. The seafront & the heart of the village are only a 10 minute stroll away.

If you are looking for a peaceful setting for a break, yet within easy distance of a wide variety of pursuits and amenities, then Upper Middoxgate Cottage is the place for you. Set amidst farmland and enjoying beautiful open views, this lovely cottage is ideally placed for touring the scenic north and west Highlands. A short drive takes you to the Seaboard villages with lovely beaches, restaurants and pubs.

This beautifully presented cottage enjoys fabulous views over open farmland towards the Black Isle and waters of the Cromarty Firth. The cottage has been thoughtfully and stylishly finished and provides comfortable accommodation. Situated within a few miles of the A9, the cottage is ideally placed for touring this lovely area of the north Highlands. Lots of activities available including, golf, fishing, mountain biking, hill walking and boat trips to name but a few.

Seaview' is a delightful fisherman's cottage that has been renovated to a good standard. Situated in the enchanting fishing village of Rockfield, with its little harbour on the south east shores of the Moray Firth. The cottage enjoys stunning views and a garden that sweeps down to the rocky bay and shoreline below.

Taigh na Fraoch, gaelic for House of Heather, is a newly built cottage, designed in traditional highland style. It is situated in the beautiful, remote area of Assynt, on the west coast of Sutherland, just a few minutes walk from the sweeping sandy beach of Clashnessie Bay. The house has lovely open outlooks across the heather moorlands towards the mountain of Quinag and the sea. Around two hours' drive from Inverness, it is only around 7 miles from the popular fishing village of Lochinver, with its shops and restaurants.

Affording stunning views from its picture windows of mountain and sea across the Summer Isles and over the Minch, this delightful single-storey property offers spacious and comfortable accommodation in a wonderful location. Boasting a south-facing, furnished garden, it is in a quiet location abundant with wildlife. The rocky shoreline, with secluded sandy coves, is alive with birdlife, flora and fauna.

Mellon Udrigle is situated in a truly stunning location with uninterrupted views of the beautiful Summer Isles with commanding seascapes beyond. This superbly presented property, with very large farmhouse kitchen, two living rooms and six en-suite bedrooms is ideal for a two-family holiday. The surrounding area offers some of the most spectacular scenery in the Highlands.

Situated in an elevated position with magnificent views over the Dornoch Firth and the hills beyond, this property is located in the Highland village of Ardgay. It is set in a peaceful location with a good sized garden and open farmland to one side.

Journey into the heart of spectacular Assynt, through the magnificent scenery of the west coast, then to your surprise, you find the idyllic beach at Clashnessie Bay. Overlooking the bay, just 200 yards from the sands stands this old croft cottage. Updated by its writer owner, the house is well equipped and has fine views - from every window you can see either the waves breaking on the sea shore or the cascading waterfall from which the village gets its Gaelic name. P/O, hotel bar and shop 4 miles.

Set in an elevated garden with glorious views over Loch Broom and across to Ullapool. This modernised Croft boasts 7 acres of orchard and heath with a steep private path to the lochside (perfect for barbecues and picnics). Comfortable and characterful interior. Ullapool 11 miles has excellent seafood restaurants, shops, bars and the ferryport to the outer isles. Shop and pub 11 miles.

Assynt in Sutherland is remote but has marvellous mountains, lochs and sandy bays making it interesting but very peaceful. This delightful highland style house offers a good standard and comfortable stay. Easy walking, with a small loch a few hundred yards from the doorstep and sheep grazing close by.

Tucked away in a remote corner, this spacious and modern property commands stunning panoramic sea and island views and is ideal for a large group or for semi-independent use by two families holidaying together. Comfortable, it enjoys an additional first-floor sitting room and kitchen, and boasts a garden which leads to heather-clad moorland and the coast beyond (200yards). Situated just 3miles from Achiltibuie, it is located on the Coigach Peninsula, with excellent walking.

Set in 6 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens stretching down to the shingle shore of Loch Broom (perfect for picnics and with jetty), this elegant and spacious house boasts a spectacular Northern Highland setting. As the photograph shows, its fine gabled frontage enjoys a splendid outlook over the gardens; inside, the property offers beautifully appointed and very comfortable accommodation for up to ten people. The glorious private grounds adjoin a 10-acre arboretum dating from the 1870s containing rare and unusual trees, species and hybrid rhododendrons, azaleas and a wide range of other shrubs. Though open to the public during the day, after six o'clock the woodland walks and tranquil glades of this arboreal paradise are for Little Leckmelm's visitors to enjoy at their will. The loch offers mackerel fishing and, of course, this superb and peaceful setting guarantees a choice of fine walks and opportunities to savour spectacular views.

This former mill enjoys a unique and private position beside a stream, in a sheltered cove, with sweeping views across Loch Broom and down to the pretty village of Ullapool. Experience a boat trip around the Summer Isles, view the seals and admire the wild, rugged scenery of Wester Ross. Visit the Arboretum at Leckmelm which boasts rare and unusual botanical delights.

Panoramic views over Loch Broom to Beinn Dearg (3,000ft mountain) from this bungalow set in a superb elevated position. Enjoy walking, picnicking or paddling 50 yards down on the shore. Letters lies along the west side of the Loch, 11 miles from Ullapool a cosmopolitan village with busy ferry terminal for the Isles and boat trips to seek out the many birds and wildlife. Great walking and climbing in the vast nature reserves just to the north.

In a remote and beautiful setting, with superb views over the River Carron near its mouth on the Dornoch Firth, this converted corn mill retains its original millworkings and offers spacious and very comfortable accommodation on split levels, with an external entrance to both floors. Standing in its own large and secure south-facing garden and grounds of 4 acres, it has been equipped and furnished to a high standard, and is well placed for exploring Caithness and Sutherland.

Set in an elevated position, Tir nan Og enjoys spectacular views over the picturesque fishing village of Ullapool and the waters of Loch Broom. Detached, and nestling in a tranquil setting, the house makes the perfect base for touring the beautiful north and west Highlands. A boat trip can be taken to the Summer Isles, or further afield to the Outer Hebrides. There is an abundance of wildlife, including seabirds, dolphins, porpoises and otters, as well as many activities available for all ages.

This cosy cottage enjoys a central location within the pretty seaside village of Portmahomack and within a stones throw of a lovely sandy beach. Super base for touring the North East and West Highlands. Visit the Tarbat Discovery Centre which gives an insight to the area's Pictish past, or go further afield to Dunrobin Castle at Golspie, the Royal Burgh of Tain and Inverness, the Highland capital.

This pretty traditional cottage is situated in the very attractive small town of Tain. One of the historic `Royal Burghs,' the town is on the Dornoch Firth.

Exuding great charm and character, this traditional cottage is set within the bustling town of Ullapool, on the shores of Loch Broom. Commanding marvellous panoramic sea views which stretch towards the mountains beyond, it is close to a wealth of family-orientated amenities and attractions - shops, pubs, restaurants, a shingle beach, museum, 9-hole golf course, sailing and fishing are all easily accessible.

This lovely converted dairy, adjoining owners home, offers a comfortable and cosy stay just a short walk from the harbour. Lochinver is a small fishing village, ideally placed to explore the mountains, lochs and sandy bays, taking in the breathtaking scenery which this area has to offer.

This unusual and impressive house is situated right on the edge of the sea overloooking the bay of Balintore. Originally a fishermans house, its large and spacious high-ceilinged rooms have been superbly refurbished and renovated to provide an exceptionally high standard of accommodation in a wonderful setting. Set in a quarter acre of gardens leading down to the sea, the house enjoys panoramic sea views.

Boasting breathtaking, panoramic views across Loch Broom towards the mountains, Sgurr Mor is a well presented, single-storey detached house, with a south-facing, enclosed garden. Wonderful, yet challenging, walking and climbing to be enjoyed in the area. A lochside retreat, 12 miles from Ullapool, ferry point to the Outer Hebrides, there is a 9-hole golf course, swimming pool and museum.

Set amidst beautiful Easter Ross countryside with open views towards the water of Nigg Bay, this semi-detached cottage is ideally situated for touring the northern Highlands. Within walking distance of an RSPB reserve, it is ideally placed for bird enthusiasts. Golf, fishing and boat trips all within easy reach. A choice of beaches, sites of historical and archaeological interest make this a super destination.

Set in a quiet rural location, this cosy cottage enjoys lovely views across open countryside towards Nigg Bay and the Cromarty Firth. Wonderful area for the bird enthusiast with an RSPB Reserve close by. Sea trips, fishing, golf, castles and south, west and east facing beaches all within easy reach. Super base for touring the scenic Highlands.

Situated in the spectacular area of Assynt, this delightful detached bungalow overlooks the beautiful bay of Culkein. Its sandy beach makes it ideal for children and small boats can be launched from Culkein beach and larger ones from the jetty.