Self Catering Cottages - 29 available in Ross-shire

We have 29 self catering holiday cottages available to book in Ross-shire. Ross-shireis in Scotland .

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Amidst the spectacular coastal scenery of Wester Ross, this detached bungalow takes full advantage of the panoramic views over the coast to historic Gruinard Island and inland over moors and lochs to the surrounding mountain peaks. Completely refurbished and refitted to a very high standard, the bungalow is attractively furnished in a complimentary style. The garden has a small stream and a raised patio with furniture facing west to the sea and the magnificent sunsets.Sitting on the edge of a crofting village, the bungalow is within walking distance from the shop and beach, there is a hotel within 2 miles and golden beaches a few miles along the shore at Mellon Udrigle. The picturesque fishing port of Gairloch is 15 miles south with a links golf course, beach, museum, boat trips, good shops and nearby the unique Inverewe Gardens must be visited. This property is perfect for relaxing in the tranquil surroundings or participating in activities such as climbing, walking, angling, golf, fishing or sailing.2 double bedrooms (1 with ensuite shower room), 1 bedroom can be single/twin or double (cot available), living/dining room, kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath. Cooking by gas hob/electric oven, gas central heating and gas fire. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, combination microwave, Freeview television, DVD player.Bed linen and towels provided.

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In a superb coastal location with uninterrupted views of the sea and Summer Isles, this traditional croft house is ideal for a peaceful and relaxing holiday, just a few minutes walk across croft land from the shingle shore. The area offers many outdoor pursuits including fishing, golf, sailing, hill walking and mountain climbing. Wildlife is plentiful and the Inverpolly Nature Reserve is just a short drive away. Ullapool is 25 miles with shops, restaurants and leisure facilities or try a boat cruise round the Summer Isles. The village of Achiltibuie has a shop (2 miles) and pub/hotel (3/4 mile).Originally built around 1880, the house is a spacious and comfortable holiday home, featuring some of the original stone walls attractively complemented by extensive use of natural pine. The paved stone patio with garden furniture and barbecue is a superb spot to enjoy summer days and the often spectacular sunsets over the islands. 1 double and 1 twin bedroom (cot available), cosy, comfortable sitting room with wood burning stove, large tastefully furnished sun room, spacious modern kitchen with dining table, bathroom (shower over bath). All electric with solid fuel stove and Rayburn that runs full central heating. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave, colour television, video, DVD, hi-fi. Bed linen and towels are provided.

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The village of Gairloch is in a picturesque setting on the shore of the loch and is the natural centre for a visit to the wild and dramatic mountains of Wester Ross. This attractive old croft cottage stands on a hill above the village and has lovely views across the sea to the Torridon Hills. This was one of the first cottages built in Gairloch and originally had a thatched roof; it now offers comfortable accommodation with traditional old fashioned furnishings and many homely touches. Fishing, golf and sailing are available locally. Many visitors come to this area to enjoy hill-walking and to visit the famous Inverewe Gardens or the Gairloch Heritage Museum. The cottage is a good base for sampling the delights of the Highland West of Scotland with the Isle of Skye to the south and Ullapool to the north. Upstairs: 2 double bedrooms and bathroom Ground Floor: Lounge with open fire and superb sea views, additional lounge with sofa bed and open fire, dining/kitchen.All electric plus coal fire. Fridge, auto washing machine, microwave, television. Bed linen is provided.

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With stunning uninterrupted views over the sea, Summer Isles and Torridon Mountains, this lovely detached stone house was built by the owner's grandfather in 1923 and is a much-loved family holiday home. The house is very spacious, sunny and comfortable with many homely touches, including a small book/DVD/video library. There is a safely enclosed cultivated garden with deckchairs and room for children to play, 2 mountain bikes are provided by the owner. The area offers many outdoor attractions including fishing, sailing, sandy beaches, hill-walking and mountain climbing. The Inverpolly Nature Reserve and Inverewe Gardens are well worth a visit, or take a boat trip to see the seals. Shop (1/4 mile) pub/hotel 1 mile. Main shopping in Ullapool (25 miles). 1 king size bedroom and 1 room with double and 1 single bed (cot and high chair available), living room with sofa bed and open fire, dining room, kitchen, bathroom. All electric plus open fire. Fridge/freezer, microwave, auto washing machine, spin dryer, colour television, SKY, video, CD player, DVD player. Bed linen and towels are provided.

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With lovely views over the sea to the Torridon Mountains, this lovely new first floor apartment is just 1/2 mile from the beach in an area which boast some of the most beautiful scenery on the west coast. This is an ideal base for touring and a trip could include a visit to the wonderful National Trust Gardens at Poolewe or south to the Torridon Estate Visitor Centre and Deer Museum. Families can combine leisurely relaxing days with fun packed activity. THere are many recreational activities available locally including hill and coastal walking, water sports, pony trekking, fishing and boat hire. Port Henderson is 7 miles from the popular Highland village of Gairloch, which has a bustling pier with sea angling facilities and a slipway for launching a boat. There is a golf course as well as shops and pubs. The apartment is a self-contained part of the owners' home with its own entrance and stairs. All rooms are bright and welcoming, stylish and comfortable furnished. There are private grounds with garden furniture and private parking.2 double bedrooms, one with en suite shower room, open plan living / dining / kitchen (2 bed settees available), bathroom. Cooking by electricity, oil-fired central heating. Fridge/freezer, auto washing machine, microwave, television, DVD ,video, high chair. Bed linen and towels are provided.

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Privately situated to the rear of an imposing Victorian Villa, this single storey cottage has its own entrance and large private garden. Close to the centre of this picturesque spa village, renowned for its interesting architecture, the grounds have delightful views to surrounding hills and the imposing height of Ben Wyvis. Visitors can enjoy a challenging golf course, river and loch fishing, or many pleasant country walks. Strathpeffer is also an excellent base for exploring the nearby Black Isle, the majestic mountains of Glen Affric, or the magnificent North West Highlands. Local shops and hotel/restaurants are all within easy walking distance and the larger shops and many leisure amenities of Dingwall are just 3 miles away. Originally built as an annexe over the stable block of the house, the property is reached by steps or a fairly steep path from the parking area. The interior is traditional in style, warm and comfortable. 1 double and 2 twin bedrooms (all with w.h.b.); cot available; sitting room with dining table; kitchen, bathroom. All electric with night storage heating. Fridge, freezer, automatic washing machine, microwave, television. Bed linen and towels are provided.

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One of two cedarwood chalets in a private setting near the shore of the sea loch. Within easy reach of the Isle of Skye, the chalets are also well placed for touring north to Applecross, Gairloch and the Inverewe Gardens and for walking in the famous hills of Kintail. An ideal spot for ornitholigists and anglers as there is sea fishing in abundance at most times of the year. Local woodland walks. Shops 2 miles. This comfortably furnished chalet occupies an elevated position only 50 yards from the beach and enjoys lovely views to the sea loch and small islands and to the garden.1 double and 1 twin bedroom (each with w.h.b) sitting/dining room, kitchen, bathroom with bath and electric shower. The chalet has private parking and is all electric with a fridge, microwave and television. A cot is available on request.

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Delightfully situated amidst the beautiful coastal scenery of Wester Ross, this former crofter's cottage enjoys spectacular, panoramic views to the sea and Outer Hebrides. It has been sympathetically extended and modernised to provide a welcoming, comfortable and flexible holiday home with 2 living rooms. Furnished in a complementary traditional manner, the property retains much original character. The enclosed garden has outdoor furniture and the beach is only a few minutes walk, where the sea can be heard lapping the shore on quiet nights. Port Henderson is a scattered crofting community spread along a quiet single-track road leading to the magnificent golden beaches at Red Point. 2 miles along the road, the picturesque hamlet of Badachro has a little harbour and an excellent inn and the fishing port of Gairloch is 7 miles away with shops, restaurants, museum and links golf course. Within easy reach are Inverewe Gardens, Beinn Eighe Nature reserve and the Torridon mountains, popular with walkers and climbers. Ground floor: lounge with open fire, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, bathroom with power shower over bath. First floor:1 double bedroom with en-suite shower room, 1 double and 1 single bedroom. Cooking by electricity, oil-fired central heating. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, microwave, Freeview television, video, CD player. Bed linen and towels supplied.

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In a picturesque, tranquil location, enjoying beautiful views over open countryside to the surrounding hills, this contemporary bungalow is fitted and furnished to an exceptional standard. Rooms are all on one level, bright and tastefully decorated and a spacious living area makes this an excellent choice for a family holiday. The enclosed garden is secluded and safe with patio area and garden furniture. The house is on a quiet lane in the hamlet of Aultgowrie and the spectacular Falls of Orrin are an easy walk. Muir of Ord (3 miles) has shops and hotels while the pretty town of Beauly and the city of Inverness both offer excellent facilities within easy driving distance. Apart from relaxing in the peaceful surroundings, local activities include walking, biking, angling, golf, ornithology, sailing and day trips to explore the surrounding areas. 1 double bedroom leading to a conservatory and to an en suite bathroom with shower over bath, 2 twin and 1 single bedroom (cot available), second bathroom with bath and separate shower, open plan living/dining/kitchen with wood-burning stove and patio doors to garden, plus utility room. Ping-pong table in the garage and 2 adult mountain bikes are available.New fully equipped kitchen, all electric, oil-fired central heating plus stove. Fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, Sky television, CD. Bed linen and towels provided.

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This detached stone built croft house is situated in a quiet position surrounded by croft land and open countryside, just a few minutes walk from the shoreline of Loch Ewe, by a quiet minor road. Poolewe is an ideal base for touring the scenic West Coast, the world famous Inverewe Gardens are within a short walk and there are some lovely unspoilt sandy beaches within easy reach. This is a very good bird-watching area and other activities include fishing, walking, sailing and boat hire. Poolewe has a hotel, coffee shop, general store, post office and indoor swimming pool. A 6 mile drive south leads to the village of Gairloch with its shops, golf course, boat trips, museum, sports centre and horse-riding. This also the ideal base for exploring the magnificent West Coast.The house has a pleasant enclosed garden and there are lovely views over the open countryside to the hills. This is a welcoming, well-maintained property, comfortably furnished in a homely, traditional style, with double glazing and central heating throughout. Private parking.Ground Floor: 1 double bedroom with w.h.b, living room, dining/kitchen, cloakroom with w.c and w.h.b.First Floor: 2 single bedrooms, bathroom with shower.All electric with Total Control heating. Fridge, microwave, washing machine, television, CD, DVD player.

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This modern house, built in the traditional Scottish style, has uninterrupted views across Ardmair Bay to the distant Summer Isles. The new conservatory permits the visitor to take full advantage of the stunning views and spectacular sunsets. The house has modern d cor and a relaxed comfortable atmosphere and stands in a large area of shared and unfenced heather moorland on a rocky knoll overlooking Ardmair Bay. One twin bedroom and the walk-in shower room are on the ground floor.The area is very popular with hill-walkers, climbers and mountain bikers and there is excellent fishing to be had. The house provides an ideal base to explore the beautiful far North West coast with its interesting heritage, world famous geology and lovely beaches. A boat trip to the Summer Isles gives the opportunity to spot sea life and a variety of sea birds. The fishing port of Ullapool (3 miles) offers shops, restaurants, swimming pool, golf course and a lively Gaelic cultural scene as well as day trips to the Outer Hebrides.1 double and 2 twin bedrooms, stylish lounge with wood-burning stove, well-equipped kitchen/dining room leading to the conservatory, bathroom, shower room, utility room. Cooking by electricity, oil-fired central heating plus stove. Fridge, microwave, auto washing machine, television, video, telephone. Bed linen and towels provided.

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In a spectacularly beautiful and peaceful situation at the tip of the Tarbat Ness peninsula, this historic former lighthouse keeper's cottage enjoys magnificent unobstructed views - eastwards over low cliffs across the Moray Firth to the Cairngorms and westwards over pasture to the Dornoch Firth and Sutherland mountains. The cottage is all on one level with only 1 entrance step. The very well-maintained interior provides compact, comfortable, homely accommodation, with double glazing and central heating throughout. There are 2 acres of walled and fenced grounds surrounded by meadow and a heather clad Nature Conservancy area, providing wonderful hiking, fishing and bird watching on the doorstep. Seals and porpoises can often be seen playing off the rocky shore-line which is just 100 yards from the cottage. Portmahomack village, 3 miles away, has a shop, hotels, restaurant, golf course and a sheltered, gently shelving sandy beach. 1 double ,1 room with bunk beds for children 1 twin room off the sittingroom, kitchen, bathroom with electric shower. All electric with central heating. Fridge, auto washer/ dryer, microwave, colour television with SKY, payphone. Bed linen and towels are provided.

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Right at the north-west tip of Scotland is the scattered community of Durness, where life moves at a relaxed pace in an other-worldly atmosphere. This traditional croft house sits in the centre of Durness, on an elevated site with wonderful views over the shore to the sea and is comfortably furnished in a complementary style to offer ideal accommodation for families or groups of outdoor enthusiasts. The property may suit some visitors with wheelchairs or walking difficulties. There is a new decked area at the front of the house.Durness has shops, hotels and restaurants, an award winning beach, the renowned Smoo Caves accessed from the beach, and what must be the most remote golf course, all set in outstanding natural beauty. Inland Sutherland is a vast unspoiled wilderness, offering unrivalled walking, cycling, angling and ornithology. Cape Wrath is inaccessible by road but can be visited by ferry and mini-bus, truly an experience not to be missed.2 twin bedrooms, living/dining room with open fire, porch/dining area enjoying magnificent views over to the sea and the village of Durness, newly fitted kitchen, shower-room. All electric plus open fire. Fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, Freeview television, DVD player. Bed linen and towels provided.

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Attractively situated in the peaceful crofting community of Ardelve and enjoying lovely open views over Loch Alsh and Loch Duich to the Kintail Mountains and the famous Eilean Donan Castle, this detached house offers a wonderfully peaceful holiday retreat. The house stands in a large attractive garden (2.5 acres) where patio areas and decking provide lovely spots to sit out and admire the picturesque surroundings. The large garden is shared with RC624a. The interior has been completed to a very high standard and the spacious bright rooms are well-appointed and most attractively furnished. The beautiful surrounding area offers much in the way of activities including hill-walking, climbing, bird-watching, sailing and golf. There is easy access to Skye and the Hebridean Islands and the nearby villages of Sornie, Balmacara, Plockton and Kyle of Lochalsh offer a range of shops and places to eat out. Local shop and pub/hotel.Master bedroom with impressive four-poster bed and en-suite shower-room, 1 twin bedroom with en-suite shower-room and 1 ground floor double bedroom (cot and high chair available), living / dining room with French doors out to decked patio, large, well-equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower over bath. All electric. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, microwave, television. Bed linen is provided.

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This cedarwood chalet is one of two in a private setting near the shore of the sea loch. Within easy reach of the Isle of Skye, the chalet is also well placed for touring north to Applecross, Gairloch and the Inverewe Gardens and for walking in the famous hills of Kintail. An ideal spot for ornithologists and anglers as there is sea fishing in abundance at most times of the year. Local woodland walks. Shops 2 miles. Set on the shingle shoreline, and enjoying magnificent uninterrupted views, this chalet has a patio and garden area with picnic table to take the best advantage of the mild climate. The chalet is comfortably furnished.2 double bedrooms (each with w.h.b.), 1 small single bedroom; sitting room with three steps down to sun lounge area, split level kitchen/dining area, bathroom with bath and shower.The chalet has private parking and is all electric with a fridge, microwave and television. A cot is available on request.