Airdaniar Cottage

Summary

Airdaniar Cottage is a mid-nineteenth century, traditional, stone built croft cottage that has been completely refurbished to provide charming self catering accommodation on the shore of the Applecross Peninsula. The sea and mountain views from the cottage are spectacular.

Accommodation

This delightful cottage with outstanding views over the sea towards the Hebridean islands of Skye, Raasay and Rona, has been tastefully restored to provide modern, comfortable accommodation whilst retaining its old world charm. The cottage sleeps four.

The comfortable and well furnished lounge has Freeview TV, DVD player, radio, cassette player and CD player. There is a small library of CDs and DVDs as well as an extensive library of books, some of which provide details of the local area and local walks. Free Wi-Fi internet access is available.

There is a separate dining room, bathroom with bath and overhead shower and twin and double bedrooms. The modern kitchen is equipped with ceramic hob, electric oven, microwave oven, fridge freezer, dish washer, washing machine and tumble dryer.

All rooms, with the exception of the dining room, have outstanding mountain and sea views.

The large, secure garden has a patio, with views over the islands and the mountains of Skye, and is furnished with table, chairs and a small barbecue. There is also a seating area in front of the cottage.

Wildlife abounds, with pine martens, one of the rarest British mammals, and badgers visiting the cottage, and otters frequenting the shore.

Visiting Applecross & Exploring Wester Ross

Applecross is a remote peninsula located on the west coast of Wester Ross, directly opposite Raasay, Rona and Skye. Picturesque villages and remote crofting townships are scattered along the spectacular coastline.

Everywhere on the Peninsula, the slower pace of life of the Western Highlands is evident and friendly locals are always willing to give advice and assistance to visitors.

Excellent walking, for all levels of fitness, is available on the many waymarked woodland and coastal walks.

However, for those wishing more than the tranquillity of this beautiful and remote area, the Peninsula offers a wide variety of activities which include ridge walking in the Torridon mountains, climbing, cycling, sailing, fishing, kayaking and diving. The offshore waters visited by the Gulf Stream make these latter activities even more appealing.

Wildlife abounds and includes red deer, seals, a huge variety of sea-birds and occasionally sea eagles and golden eagles.

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Rates: From £750 - £940 per week depending on the season.
Maximum of 4 people.
Children are welcome.
Sorry, no pets.
Wireless Broadband Available.
Off Street Parking.
Garden.
Fishing from the shore.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.