Creag Mhor Cottage

Rating 
Sleeps 4
Bedrooms 2
Bathrooms 1
Pets No

Reviews

Mr Kay
August 2018

“Lovely cottage exceptional views ,excellent for people into walking activities,”

Miss Forrester
March 2018

“Beautiful surroundings didn't feel this was advertised enough!”

Views exceeded expectations completely. Staff on phone were very helpful and although we had to leave a day early it was easy to access property with keysafe and very hassle free holiday. Would highly recommend and book again.
Mr Screech
November 2017

“Had a really lovely time; looking forward to visiting the cottage again.”
Ms Eccles
November 2017

“The cottage was not really suitable for a letting in November in its current condition.”

It has background electric heating and two wood burners to heat the downstairs, which is one large open plan space. However the two stoves are both old and do not work properly - we have stoves at home and are well used to using them. Neither sealed properly - there were gaps in the door and one had a broken baffle at the back, so they took masses of logs and did not heat up . It was therefore difficult to keep the cottage warm enough and cost about £10 a night in logs - unreasonable on top of the cost of the cottage. It owuld not be a big investment to sort the stoves. Otherwise the cottage was lovely.
Mr Cox
April 2017

“Great location and loved cottage.”

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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Seaside
Broadband / WiFi

The property

Dornie 3 miles.

This pretty picture postcard cottage, nestling on a hillside in a stunning highland glen at Sallachy, is just three miles from the small former fishing village of Dornie, in the western Ross-shire Highlands.

Creag Mhor Cottage is a traditional cottage that has both character and comfort.

The bedrooms are on the upper floor and the modern bathroom is at ground floor level.

The ground floor is open plan with the kitchen/diner at one end and the sitting area at the other with both benefiting from large woodburning stoves, ideal for cosy nights in.

A private garden surrounds the cottage and from here there are lovely views towards Loch Long and the surrounding mountains.

The village of Dornie is a short drive along the winding loch side road, and here you can buy your groceries and visit the local pub for a pint.

Dornie is also home to the world famous Eilean Donan Castle which is well worth a visit and the visitor centre not only sells gifts but also has a very good cafe.

The bustling village of Kyle of Lochalsh is some 11 miles west and provides enhanced shopping opportunities.

The area is exceptionally pretty and attracts many visitors throughout the year and this cottage makes an excellent base for exploring the west coast villages and crossing the bridge to the magical Isle of Skye for a lovely day out.

The area is perfect for walkers and wildlife lovers and this welcoming ‘wee’ cottage will tick all the boxes to ensure a great highland adventure.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Ground floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area and woodburning stove. Sitting room with woodburning stove.

Amenities

Electric heating with woodburning stoves
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, TV for use with DVD, CD, Bluetooth speaker, WiFi, selection of books, games and DVDs
Electricity and starter pack for stoves inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Travel cot, highchair and stairgate
Off road parking for two cars
Front, side and rear lawned garden with picnic bench
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop and pub 3 miles
Note: No TV package; the TV is available for DVD use only
Note: Due to the location WiFi reception can be slow
Note: The cottage is accessed via a track that passes over neighbouring working land

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About the location

DORNIE

Kyle of Lochalsh 9 miles.

The picturesque village of Dornie sits amidst the stunning West Highland countryside, just nine miles from the bustling village of Kyle of Lochalsh. The village itself, a walker’s paradise, offers good amenities including a village shop, a local pub and numerous walking and cycling opportunities, with stunning views of the coastline and mountainous regions beyond to be enjoyed. Nearby Kyle of Lochalsh, known as the gateway to the Isle of Skye, offers a range of shops, hotels and restaurants and boasts a busy harbour that plays host to a variety of cargo, fishing and occasional passenger vessels. Nearby Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland's most famous and popular sights, is perched at the end of a stone causeway on the shores of Loch Duich, whilst further south is the Glenelg Peninsula, a tranquil backwater, which is beautiful, remote and relatively undiscovered. An easy drive north of Kyle is the charming village of Plockton, famous for its palm trees, yacht-filled bay and Highland cattle which wander the streets! Alternatively, cross the Skye Bridge to Skye itself and explore all that the mystical Isle has to offer.

Creag Mhor Cottage

Dornie, Fort William, Isle of Skye & The Western Isles (Ref. 949421)

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Reviews

“Lovely cottage exceptional views ,excellent for people into walking activities,”

“Beautiful surroundings didn't feel this was advertised enough!”

“Had a really lovely time; looking forward to visiting the cottage again.”

“The cottage was not really suitable for a letting in November in its current condition.”

“Great location and loved cottage.”