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Price: £ 295 - £540

• Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

Sanday is one of the archipelago of islands that make up the enchanting Orkney isles. Here you will find long stretches of pristine white sandy beaches leading down to clear, aquamarine seas. Renowned for its abundance of birds, seals and other wildlife, glittering crystal waters and spectacular open skies, Sanday has been called the 'Jewel of the Isles' and is the perfect place to take time out. Greystone is a traditional detached single storey cottage that has been tastefully renovated and furnished to provide bright, attractive accommodation in a tranquil, unspoilt setting. Set in its own large garden grounds, surrounded by open farmland with views across to the sea from all angles, it offers an ideal opportunity to enjoy a totally unique island holiday experience. Just 12 miles across and no more than 6 miles wide you are never far from stunning coastline. From Greystone the sea is visible in two directions, and just 3/4 mile walk away. The nearby Bea Loch offers excellent trout fishing and small boats can be launched from the jetty. The island, being essentially flat, is a cyclist's paradise, with very quiet roads and no steep hills - the owner has thoughtfully provided bikes for visitors' use. As you explore the island you'll receive friendly waves from the local people and the same warm welcome also awaits you in the pubs and restaurants. The Orkney Isles are renowned for their bird life and Sanday is no exception. Rare breeding birds, migrants and a wide variety of sea birds make it a bird watcher's paradise. There are a surprising amount of activities for a small island. Fishing (both sea and loch), canoeing and kayaking, ceilidhs in the pubs, caving and guided walks with the island's resident Ranger all add to Sanday's distinctive charm. Explore 5,000 years of history, from ancient Viking tombs to relics of both world wars. In the Spring and Summer the islands abounds with wild flowers and during these months the sun hardly sets and views across the wide horizons alter with the changing light.Accommodation is all at ground floor level, has electric panel heaters.

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West Mainland is the largest part of the largest island in Orkney and offers the visitor an unrivalled richness and diverse variety of attractions. The parish of Rendall lies on the north east side of West Mainland and at Tingwall, the harbour hosts a number of Orkney fishing boats as well as the ro-ro ferry to the islands of Rousay, Egilsay and Wyre. Mainland offers lovely villages dotted through farmland with spectacular cliff scenery along the Atlantic coastline, sheltered sandy bays and unrivalled hill and moorland vistas. Visitors will enjoy discovering the fascinating history - from the famous prehistoric village at Skara Brae through to the period of Norse and Viking rule, the Renaissance architecture of the early 17th century and right up to date. Orkney does not just offer historic interest however - the islanders lead a rich, full life and many recreational activities can be enjoyed including cycling, deep sea diving, golf, pony trekking, loch and sea fishing (excellent brown trout fishing lochs), sailing and boat hire. There are art, flower, drama and music Festivals held throughout the summer months and visitors are made very welcome. The islands are also abundant in wildlife, with many rare seabirds to be seen and wonderful wild flowers. No trip to Orkney is complete without exploring the smaller islands - each one has its own unique charm and character. This delightful, detached single-storey extended croft cottage enjoys panoramic views and spectacular sunsets. The cottage is set in 2.5 acres of meadowed grounds - there is a decked patio with garden furniture to sit out and fully appreciate the tranquillity and spectacular surroundings. The light and sunny extension provides a large living/dining room and is reached from the main part of the cottage by a glazed link. The interior throughout is warm and very comfortably furnished. As all rooms are on one level the property may suit visitors with wheelchairs or walking difficulties. For larger groups, a separate bunkhouse is available at an extra charge comprising 2 bunk bedrooms and a shower room. Shops 1 mile, pub/hotel 2 miles.1 master bedroom with king-size bed, 1 double and 1 twin bedroom, 1 single bed off hallway, living/dining room with wood-burning stove, kitchen, utility room with shower, conservatory, games room (pool table, table tennis, darts), bathroom with separate shower unit, extra separate wc. All electric plus wood-burning stove. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, television, video, DVD, CD player, telephone. Bed linen and towels are provided.