Airebroc is a self catering holiday home set in some of the most lovely scenery on the Isle of Lewis on the Western Isles. This stone built croft house is at the edge of Uig Sands, one of the most beautiful beaches to be found in the Outer Hebrides.

Kitchen fully equipped with Britannia range cooker (gas hob, 2 electric ovens), microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, and dining table that seats 8.
Living room with traditional open fireplace, Freeview TV and DVD/Bluray player, Hi-Fi with iPod dock and 3 sofas to seat 8.
Study with piano, games cupboard, Morso Squirrel stove and desk overlooking bay.
Sun Room with seating for 8, with stunning views of the bay and beach.
Single bedroom (with WC and basin next door).
WC and hand basin next to bedroom.
Entrance lobby with coat and boot storage area.

Front double bedroom with en suite basin, corner bath and WC.
Front double bedroom (with additional single bed) with en suite basin and WC.
Back double bedroom (with additional single bed), next to main bathroom.
Family bathroom with bath/shower, basin and WC.

Britannia Range cooker with gas hob and 2 electric ovens.
Microwave, fridge/freezer, kettle and toaster.
Full supply of crockery, cutlery and glasses, the kitchen is well equipped with utensils, blenders etc.
TV with freeview channels, Blue Ray DVD player.
Wi-Fi.
Radio with CD player and sound system.
Bed linen and towels provided.
Cot and high chair available.
Local maps, guide and history books.
Weber BBQ.

In front of the house there is a terrace where the barbeque can be used, and two large flower beds, and a lawn, with two stone lintel seats and a bench overlooking the bay. From the lawn a grassy path leads down to front gate, from where it is only a 200m walk to the beach.

At the back of the house, the kitchen looks across to the meadows behind the house out on to the Atlantic, and to the byre which used to house the cattle and sheep kept on the croft, but which has now been modernised. There is a gravel drive, and plenty of parking space on the drive and next to the road.

Walking - fabulous views from local mountains, huge Uig Sands in front of house to explore, dramatic coastal walk behind the house to lochs and iron age settlement remains.
Swimming - in the sea, or under the bridge on far side of bay at low tide - can be quite warm in summer.
Fishing - trout fishing in local lochs is free. Stornoway angling societies provide lessons.
Birdwatching – gannets, fulmars, sea eagles, and migrating waders on the beach.
Sailing - slipways at Miabhaig and Valtos to explore the extensive sheltered waters of Loch Roag.
Boat trips - Seatrek, based at Miabhaig for day trips to offshore islands such as Pabbay and Scarp and further to St Kilda.
Kite surfing and kite buggying on Uig Sands.
Restaurants - Auberge Carnish, The Old School House and Baille na Cille Hotel.
Whisky distillery at Ardroil.
Erista museum and cafe – a mile away, providing excellent lunches, homemade soup and cakes.

TripAdvisor reviews of Uig Sands say:

'This was one of the most beautiful areas I have ever seen. The beach is something else, but all of the surrounding areas are fabulous as well - the cliffs, the water, mountains. Truly amazing. '

'A huge golden beach, fringed by mysterious, dark mountains.'

'as remote as any place can be...and as good'

For more information please visit our website.

Rates: From £590 to £890 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 7 people.
Children are welcome.
Sorry, no pets.
Off street parking.
Wi-Fi/internet access.

Airebroc Availability Calendar

Please note that map locations may be approximate.

Visit the accommodation owner's website.
Airebroc Website

To make a reservation or to request more information about staying at this accommodation, contact the owner William & Helena Watson
telephone 020 8546 0990
or email [email protected]