The cottage
This roomy cottage lies in the beautiful village of Balallan with scenic views over the breath-taking loch, and a home away from home feel throughout.
Perfect for families or friends, Jamac caters for every guest, including adapted facilities for those less mobile visitors, and ground floor sleeping arrangements.
Stepping inside, the comfy living room will become your night time escape from the hustle and bustle, including sumptuous sofas, with the kitchen/diner providing the ideal get-together space, divided between a country cottage kitchen and a dining area for six people.
The bathrooms on the ground floor have been thoughtfully designed with extra supporting features in the shower, so everyone can get ready at ease morning through to evening.
There is a utility area holding all those extras you may need, and a games room/snug, ideal for a cosy night in with your loved ones.
Choose from the collection of bedrooms on offer, each with an abundance of charm, tradition, and a glimpse of colour.
You will look forward to waking up in style, then wandering outside to the calming views for a dreamy start to the day.
Whether you are visiting the island to witness the varied wildlife, the numerous historic sites, or just to get away from it all, you will never be far from scenic surroundings.
Beautiful, remote and peaceful, the views are right on your doorstep.
Also known as the Outer Hebrides, the Western Isles form a 130 miles arc running from north to south off the north-western coast of Scotland.
Leading from north to south they comprise Lewis, North and South Harris, North Uist, Benbecula, South Uist and Barra.
A one-of-a-kind destination to build some memories.
About the location
BALALLAN
Kershader 5.4 miles.
Balallan meaning Allan's Town, is a crofting township on Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland. Balallan is within the parish of Lochs. The township is the longest village, being four miles in Lewis, and also in northern Scotland. Straggled along the head of a long sea loch between Arivruach and Laxay, it formed due to a mixture of crofting along the loch shore and fishing. It sits at the head of Loch Erisort. Whether you are visiting the island to see the varied wildlife, the numerous historic sites, or just to get away from it all, you will never be far from scenic surroundings. Beautiful, remote and peaceful, the views are right on your doorstep. Also known as the Outer Hebrides, the Western Isles form a 130 miles arc running from north to south off the north-western coast of Scotland. Taken from north to south they include Lewis, North and South Harris, North Uist, Benbecula, South Uist and Barra.