The property
Uig 5 miles.
A stunningly refurbished stone cottage, on a working livestock croft in a beautiful Highland glen surrounded by mountains, 5 miles from Uig on the Isle of Skye.
This desirable Skye cottage has been lovingly restored to provide a traditional Highlands home with a contemporary finish.
From its slightly elevated position, this cottage on Skye offers views over the glen and river, with the mountains of the Trotternish Ridge forming a dramatic backdrop.
Ideally suited to a family or group of friends, this Skye cottage has excellent facilities.
The big entrance porch is ideal for leaving your wet coats and boots, perhaps after a day walking the ridge?
The hall area is open through to the cosy sitting room with woodburner and also on the ground floor is a single bedroom, a shower room and kitchen/dining room.
The upper floor of this Skye cottage has another spacious shower room as well as a double bedroom and king-size double bedroom with single child's sofa bed, providing extra sleeping space if required.
The area around your cottage on Skye is one of great natural beauty, with an abundance of wildlife, including the eagles which can be seen flying overhead regularly.
The pretty village of Uig is a short drive away and offers excellent facilities as well as being the ferry terminal for the Outer Hebrides.
There is so much to do and see on the magical Isle of Skye and having a Skye cottage providing such utter comfort will ensure your holiday is absolutely fabulous!
About the location
UIG
Portree 15 miles.
The village of Uig (pronounced "Oo-ig"), at the northern tip of Skye, rests on the shores of Loch Snizort, Skye’s largest sea loch off the Atlantic. The village boasts two pubs, two shops, a hotel, a filling station and cafe, as well as two other businesses well-worth a visit. Uig Pottery sells a range of high quality pottery produced on-site, while the Skye Brewery sells its own superb real ales from the brewery shop. Sheltered by high cliffs, the bay is one of the most beautiful in Skye, and is home to the ferry terminal for the Outer Hebrides. Wildlife in the area includes golden eagles, sea eagles, pilot whales, seals and dolphins. The attractions of the Isle, including the main town of Portree, are all within easy reach of this tranquil base.