1 Bedroom:
Double bedroom with super king size bed
Free-standing stone bathtub
Walk-in monsoon shower
Fully fitted and equipped kitchen with separate laundry room
Open plan dining and seating area with Danish wood burning stove
*Sadly the house is not suitable for children*
600 thread-count cotton sheets
Hand-crafted chairs and soft wool blankets
Outdoor decking and fire pit
Smart TV with sound bar
Luxury organic bath products from L:A Bruket
Wifi
High spec oven/microwave
Eco friendly air source heat pump and underfloor heating in the bathroom
GHD hairdryer
Bathrobes
Honesty bar
A chef can be arranged at additional cost (please give plenty of notice)
Situated in Highland Scotland on the banks of Loch Alsh
The nearest village, Ardelve, is a 5 minute walk away, which has a sweet bakery
The next village on, Dornie, is a 25 minute walk and has a small village shop and cafe
The Isle of Skye is a 15 minute drive away
The nearest airport is Inverness, 1hr 45 minutes by car
Car hire is recommended
Lochside Cabin nestles at the junction of three ancient sea lochs, with views out over the Kintail Mountains and the iconic Eilean Donan Castle. We highly recommend a stroll down to the castle, and a ramble along the unfenced track to the pebble beach.
Foodie highlights include artisanal sourdough from Manuela’s Wee Bakery only a short walk away and creel-caught langoustine from local fisherman Duncan. For lovers of peated whiskies, a tour of Skye’s Talisker distillery shouldn’t be missed. The award-winning Kinloch Lodge and Duisdale House Hotel are an easy drive away (pre-booking is a must).
You must spend a day exploring the Isle of Skye and if you’re brave enough, do take a dip in the fairy pools. There’s so much beautiful wildlife to spot; from otters, whales, seals, sea eagles and dolphins… and if you’re not sure where to start looking, the island has guided tours.
A completely unique property in the Scott Williams UK programme which we are extremely excited about:
The house is a modern interpretation of a traditional crofter’s dwelling where the rugged exterior conceals exquisitely designed and tactile furnishings. Here, the owners have achieved a luxurious balance of modern Scandinavian, mid-century and Scottish design whilst acknowledging the legacy of the Norse-Gaels who settled in western Scotland in the 9th century.
Sliding glass walls make the living space part of the landscape beyond and from here, guests can relax amid panoramic views of Loch Duich, Eilean Donan Castle and the Kintail Mountains.
The owner tells us that at this latitude there’s daylight for almost 18 hours during the summer solstice, it’s an idyllic place to sip an early morning coffee or while away long sunsets over the water.
Stay here for a natural antidote to hectic daily life.
