The Bungalow at Aird

Summary

The Bungalow at Aird in Ardvasar on the Isle of Skye, offers stunning self catering accommodation in a truly breath taking setting. Sitting on glorious rolling hills, the property enjoys spectacular views across the Sound of Sleat to the silver sands of Morar, the Isle of Eigg and the Ardnamurchan Peninsula.

Accommodation

Our wonderful property sleeps up to 4 people and is the perfect place to stay for a memorable holiday away.

The property consists of:

Lounge with panoramic views across the Sound of Sleat, with new oak flooring.
One double and one twin bedded room, both with the oak flooring.
Shower room with toilet.
Newly refurbished kitchen includes electric cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer.
All Linen and towels provided.
Travel Cot and Highchair.
Enclosed garden with picnic table, the perfect place for a spot of al fresco dining.

Facilities:

Full electric heating and double glazing throughout.
Television with Freeview service, DVD player, and CD player.
Private off road parking with tarmac drive to cottage.
Good mobile phone reception.
Complimentary Skyenet community broadband service.

Local Area

Skye is at the very heart, of the very best, of Scotland's magnificent mountain and coastal scenery, and has been described as the best tourist destination in Great Britain. The landscape changes at every turn and millions of years of wind, ice and water have created a unique panorama of coast, mountain and loch. Skye is home to pristine sandy beaches, many of which are often deserted even at the busiest times of the year. A huge variety of water sports are available for visitors from a gentle kayak paddle around the coast, to the excitement onboard an ocean-going yacht in some of the finest sailing waters in Britain.

As if magnificent scenery wasn't enough Skye has a long and often turbulent history. The island is dotted with ancient ruined castles, where many a bloody battle took place, to preserved archaelogical sites, a fascinating insight into a past where people lived off the land and the sea. Visitors can explore the now deserted villages of the Clearances, where whole communities were forcibly evicted from their lands to make way for the grazing of sheep. Visitors come from all over the world to walk and climb the mountains of Skye, with the Cuillin being deemed as the most challenging in Britain. The range divides the island in two, with the north being barren and rugged, to the south, at Sleat, where rolling hills and a gentle coast provide a stark contrast to the lands of the north.

For more information please visit our website.

Rates : From £650 to £750 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 4 people.
Children welcome.
Pets are free.
Garden.
Off street parking.
Wi-Fi/internet access.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.