Holiday Cottages in Lairg, Highlands available for rental
We have 11 self catering holiday cottages in Lairg,Highlands
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| Oak , Lairg |
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Price: £ 210- £745
Sleeps: 5 |
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| The Loch Shin Holiday Homes comprise of 2 cottages that are situated just 4 miles away from the village of Lairg. They are set on the edge of Sutherland’s largest and finest Loch: Loch Shin. The Oak has 3 bedrooms and the property offers enough space to accommodate up to 5 people; all the accommodation is spread across one level. There is a jetty and boats on the Loch, all of which can be used by visitors to enjoy a spot of fishing or simply to relax and observe the local wildlife. There is plenty of off-road parking, allowing you to use your car to explore the immediate area and the many attractions that lie beyond. |
| Its beginnings can be traced back to the Neolithic period, where evidence of a thriving community can still be seen on the slopes of Ord Hill. There is a popular path winding up the hill, passing burial cairns, hut circles, burnt mounds, ancient banks, field clearance heaps and other fascinating features from the past. The short trail is well worth the climb to enjoy the magnificent view of the stunning scenery. The region is served by a number of other fascinating attractions, such as the North West Highlands Geo Park and the world-famous Glenmorangie Distillery. For those interested in the culture and history of the region, there is an abundance of heritage sites to visit, such as the nearby Brora Heritage Centre. |
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| Culkein , Lairg |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 6 |
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| Originally a 19th Century School House, this detached cottage stands in a fairly isolated situation with wonderful views. Enjoy the peace and quiet, watch the birds and other wildlife and take in the spectacular scenery of this remote and beautiful area north west of Lochinver and the Inverpolly Nature Reserve. The cottage is simply furnished and quite old-fashioned but is popular because of the location and view. All accommodation is on ground level. There is a garden area with two garden benches provided. Shops 9 miles. 1 double and 1 twin bedroom, living room with log burning stove and sofa bed, large kitchen with dining table, shower room. All electric plus open fire. Fridge, microwave and television. |
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| Talmine , Lairg |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Talmine is a small hamlet, one of several in this peaceful fishing and crofting community which look north east across the picturesque Tongue Bay. This traditional stone croft house is in a beautiful situation on the clifftops and has the best views in the village to the Rabbit Isles and along the North Coast. Visitors come here to enjoy the peace and quiet as well as the warm welcome from the friendly locals. Talmine village has a beautiful sandy beach with a harbour and jetty - the rocky outcrop that forms part of the harbour is studded with black and ruby garnets. Shops and hotels can be found in the pretty village of Tongue only three miles away. Boat excursions to the Rabbit Islands are popular for good diving and for picnics on the beautiful sheltered beach there. This is an ideal base for touring along both the North and West coasts. The local area is packed with history and many interesting landmarks to visit. The cottage is comfortably furnished and well equipped. Parking on the driveway leading to cottage. Shop and hotel within 1 mile.Upstairs: 1 double, 1 single and 1 twin bedroom(travel cot available on request) with en suite w.c./whb; Ground floor: living room, kitchen, conservatory, bathroom with bath and large separate shower. Cooking by electricity, oil- fired central heating and open fire. Fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, colour television, DVD, CD player. Bed linen and towels are provided. |
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| Scourie , Lairg |
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Price: £ see website
Sleeps: 5 |
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| The remote north west Highlands delight the visitor with spectacular scenery and wonderful seascapes and none more so than at Scourie, where the rocky bay stretches north west towards Handa Island. The ferry leaves regularly from nearby Tarbet and takes visitors across to the bird sanctuary - 170 species of birds and 216 species of plants will delight ornithologists and botanists. Loch, river and sea fishing can all be enjoyed near Scourie and walkers will be spoilt for choice - an opportunity not to miss is the 4 miles walk from Blairmore to Sandwood Bay, reputed to be the most magnificent beach in the UK and only accessible on foot. From Scourie you can explore south past Quinag to Lochinver, or north to Kinlochbervie, a major fishing port. A day trip could also be taken to Cape Wrath, mainland Britain's most northerly point.This detached timber bungalow, 1/2 mile from the sea in the remote crofting village of Scourie, has wonderful views over the hills and out to sea, with the Outer Hebrides in the distance. The bungalow is simply furnished with a homely welcoming atmosphere. garden table/chairs and a barbecue are provided. Village shops approx. 3/4 mile. Restaurant within walking distance. 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single bedroom; sitting room with dining table, well equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower. Sunporch. All electric. Fridge/freezer, auto washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, television with DVD player, cd/radio, WiFi and wired broadband, telephone for incoming and emergency calls. |
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| Milton Cottage , Lairg |
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Price: £ 600 - £ 899
Sleeps: 5 |
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| Transvaal House , Lairg |
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Price: £ 181- £536
Sleeps: 9 |
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| Situated on the outskirts of the ancient crofting village of Durness lies this large holiday home. With simple, no-nonsense accommodation, the property is comfortable and minimal, though well equipped throughout. Able to sleep nine people in two double rooms, a family room with three single beds and a room containing adult bunks, this home is a great location for anyone looking to go on holiday with a large group of friends or their extended family. With the village of Durness close by, with its wide range of activities, this makes a great base to explore northern Scotland. |
| The ancient village of Durness – the most northerly on mainland Scotland – remains largely unspoilt and offers a truly peaceful location amidst wild, awe inspiring landscapes. Steeped in history, the village houses evidence of an eighth century Christian settlement as well as the Viking invasions and various early cave dwellings. The surrounding rugged coastline is a mixture of imposing cliffs and sweeping sandy beaches and makes a fantastic place for birdwatchers to spy some rarer species. Within easy reach of the Highlands and Britain's most Northerly golf course, the region also offers visitors the chance to see a large colony of puffins at nearby Faraid Head. Situated on the site of an old RAF base, the local craft village offers a vide selection of local artwork and produce. |
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| Shin Cottage , Lairg |
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Price: £ 273 - £ 614
Sleeps: 4 |
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| Non Smoking • Enclosed Garden • Pub Close By • Fishing On Site • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access |
Ideally positioned on the shores of Loch Shin and commanding beautiful views across the waters to Lairg village this very comfortably furnished cottage offers visitors bird watching and glorious forest walking from the doorstep. Surrounded by the magnificent scenery of the Sutherland Highlands Shin Cottage (shown left) adjoins another property under half a mile from village shops restaurants and pubs whilst the towns of Alness Bonar Bridge and Dornoch (20 miles) are all within easy reach as are the city of Inverness and Dunrobin Castle. This is a wonderful area for golf (6 courses within 30 minutes' drive); mountain biking is popular and fishing is enjoyed on the River Shin as well as on the loch where boat hire is available.
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| Inveroykel Lodge , Lairg |
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Price: £ over 1300
Sleeps: 10 |
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| Duchally Lodge , Lairg |
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Price: £ 900 - £ 1299
Sleeps: 8 |
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| Doulay Cottage , Lairg |
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Price: £ 265 - £410
Sleeps: 6 |
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| • Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden • |
| Situated in the heart of the Sutherland hills, amidst spectacular scenery, Doulay Cottage is a traditional detached keepers or stalkers cottage. It has recently been sympathetically restored by its current owner and now offers warm and welcoming accommodation in an extremely quiet location on a no-through road that leads onto hills, mountains and lochs, yet is easily accessible. The cottage has a cosy, welcoming lounge / dining room leading through to the kitchen area. There is a single bedroom downstairs, together with good-sized family bathroom. Upstairs the cottage has recently been attractively restored with traditional tongue and groove wood-lined walls. There are two good-sized bedrooms and pretty landing area and all rooms enjoy stunning, uninterrupted views across the spectacular Sutherland hills. The nearby town of Lairg is situated on the side of Loch Shin. It offers a good selection of small shops, restaurants, pub and café. There is also a fascinating visitors centre and lovely walks by the side of the loch. The local area is home to an incredible array of wildlife, such as deer, otter and pine martins as well as a vast array of birds, including visiting osprey, golden eagles and buzzards. The area is also renowned for its outdoor pursuits. Spectacular mountain bike trails offer easy routes for beginners as well as extremely challenging ones for experienced riders and all will appreciate the amazing views from the top. There is free fishing available to guests of Doulay Cottage on Little Loch Shin and main Loch Shin has fishing available by permit ticket, which can be obtained locally. Non-anglers will also be enchanted by a visit to the Falls of Shin. Just 15 minutes drive away; it is one of the few places to watch wild salmon close at hand as they leap up the dramatic falls. Golf, sailing, canoeing, riding, climbing, hill and forest walking are all available in the region. Doulay Cottage is ideally located for exploring the whole of the region. Heading across to the west coast, breathtaking mountains are interspersed with lochs and rivers before reaching the crystal clear waters and the white shell sand bays of the Atlantic sea. Travel further north to explore the wild, rugged seascapes of Caithness. From here a day trip to the Orkney Isles is a must. To the south lies Inverness, the Capital city of the Highlands, which is within an hours drive away.Property has electric storage heaters. |
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| Ash , Lairg |
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Price: £ 210- £745
Sleeps: 5 |
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| The Loch Shin Holiday Homes are 2 cottages situated a stone’s throw from the banks of Loch Shin. Ash cottage sports 3 bedrooms, offering ample accommodation for a group of up to 5 people. The master-bedroom features a sun deck and in the sitting-room, there is a window that offers fantastic views across the Loch and the mountains. Outside there is a small patio that leads to a shared garden in which you can enjoy a spot of al fresco dining during the summer months. In addition, there is substantial off-road parking, allowing you to drive around the region and explore the many attractions that lie beyond. |
| The Loch is fed by the River Shin, renowned for its beauty and the abundance of salmon and trout that it plays host to. A walk along the Shin will take you to the famous Falls and, at certain times of year, you can see salmon leaping to their original spawning grounds. The Falls of Shin are also served by restaurants and shops. To the west you will find Loch Assynt, where you will find the ancient ruins of Ardvreck Castle. In the distance, surrounding Lairg, you can take in the breathtaking panorama that is made up of blue mountains and rolling forests. The area is famed for its wildlife and animals such as red deer can be seen throughout the year. For the more energetically-minded, there are golf-courses and many walking and mountaineering trails. |
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