Baymore House

Summary

Baymore House is a spacious self catering holiday home on the stunning isle of North Uist. The house is surrounded by stunning views of Baymore Bay. North Uist forms part of the Western Isles and is a fantastic place to visit for those who are seeking rest and relaxation.

About Baymore House

To allow those who stay to make the most of the spectacular views, we have put the main living accommodation on the first floor. This comprises of a large seating area where you can take in the breathtaking views as they change throughout the day.

On the ground floor there is a large dining area, well equipped modern kitchen and a door leading to an outside patio area. There are two ground floor bedrooms (a double and a twin) which share a bathroom and an upstairs double bedroom with its own bathroom.

We have ensured that the property is well equipped throughout to ensure guests have an enjoyable place to stay whilst on the island.

We also have additional accommodation available in the annex with is next to the main house. This is suitable for one or two guests and comes with one bedroom and boasts stunning views through the large terrace windows.

Visiting Baymore & Exploring North Uist

Baymore is on North Uist which is part of a group of islands called the Outer Hebrides or Western Isles. They are renowned for having a stunning landscape and being the home to plenty of wildlife. It is no wonder that North Uist is popular with walkers, bird watchers, motor homers and cyclists. On the west side of the island the road follows the machair, (the fertile coastal grassland bordering the sand dunes), whilst the eastern side is mainly water. This area is a fisherman’s and bird watchers paradise.

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Rates: From £650 - £850 per week depending on season.
Saturday to Saturday bookings.
Maximum of 6 people.
Children are welcome.
Pets are welcome by arrangement, please enquire.
Wi-Fi internet access.
Off street parking.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.