North Scotland

Gledfield Mill

Gledfield

Ardgay
Sutherland, IV24 3BW
Tel: 0191 373 9416

Gledfield Mill is a restored water mill on its own in 4 acres of fields overlooking the river Carron, close to the Kyle of Sutherland (Inverness 45 mins). It was lovingly renovated to an excellent standard in 1997, with much original milling features intact and open beams and wood burning stove.

Accommodation is in one king size, one double and one twin room with an additional single futon if required. Two cots and two high chairs are available along with a selection of indoor and outdoor toys. A secure garden overlooking the river contains a gas and solid fuel barbecue with wrought iron and hardwood garden furniture. Fully fitted kitchen includes microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble drier and a full range of kitchen equipment.

A unique house for something a little different! Sleeps 6 (+1) plus cots. Rent £360-£790

Fishing, walking, dolphin watching, beaches are all easily accessible. There is a huge range of golf courses within easy reach and the famous Dornoch Links

are only 20 minutes away.

Geldfield Mill

Facilities also include satellite television, hi-fi, telephone, fax and laser printer. It provides a luxurious base for active (or lazy) peaceful holidays.

Inside Gledfield Mill

Eilean Mhor

Connel

Oban

Scotland

Tel: 01631 710597

Email: margo.mcintyre@btinternet.com

Eilean Mhor is the former farmhouse, built in 1840, and renovated in 9187. It forms the west side of the courtyard, with uninterrupted views over Loch Linnhe with the mountains of Mull in the background. The house, which comfortably accommodates 6 plus a baby, has large, bright rooms.

In addition there are two smaller single-storey, semi-detached cottages, recently converted and modernised, each sleeping 4 people.

3 Bedrooms.

Sleeps 6 + Cot

No pets.

Prices: from £220 to £400 per week

Parking.

Ardoch Cottage
Kishorn,
By Strathcarron,
Ross-shire.
IV54 8XA
Tel: 01666-577422
Email: oppositeskye@aol.com

Newly restored highland cottage of character. 2 minutes walk from the shores of Loch Kishorn, overlooking the Isle of Skye and the Cuillins. The true highland of Scotland, with rugged hills sweeping down to a sea loch, this is an area ideally suited to the walker, fisherman, climber, artist, bird and wildlife enthusiast with a magnificent coastline to explore. The picturesque lochside villages of Shieldaig and Plockton, the majestic hills of Torridon and the misty Isle of Skye within easy driving distance. There is an excellent shop and seafood restaurant within walking distance in Kishorn (half-mile) and the village Lochcarron (five miles) provides more food and basic shopping.

On the ground floor:

A large and sunny sitting room, with views to the well known Bealach-na-Ba (Pass of The Cattle) and the Applecoss hills. The sitting room has a wood burning stove and colour TV. There is a new modern kitchen with electric hob and oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and large pine dining table. There is a separate utility room with automatic washing machine/dryer, boiler and clothes drying area; bathroom and twin bedroom.

Tariff:

5 Jan - 2 Mar 3 Nov - 21 Dec	£300
3 Mar - 23 Mar 26 Oct - 30 Nov	£375
23 Mar - 18 May 28 Sept - 26 Oct	£450
18 May - 6 July 31 Aug - 28 Sept	£500
6 July - 31 Aug	£550

Ardoch Cottage

Loch Kishorn from Ardoch

View across Loch Kishorn

The first floor has interconnecting bedrooms comprising one large double room and two twin bedded rooms together with a large bathroom.

Oil central heating; telephone. Electricity and a basket of logs are included in the rent.

Outside

Private sunny courtyard, with views to the sea and Applecross hills. Plenty of car parking space.

Creagmhor bungalow

Creagmhor
Glenelg
Kyle of Lochalsh
Ross Shire
Tel: 01599 522231

Email: lamont@creagmhor.plus.com
Website: www.creagmhor.plus.com

The bungalow has 3 bedrooms,1 double and 2 twins
The lounge has an open fire, colour television and video. There is a hatch from the kitchen to the dining area of the lounge. There is electric central heating. The fitted kitchen has a washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher and microwave. The bathroom has both a shower and a jacuzzi/bath. Tourist board grading 3 stars. There is a payphone and games room with pool and table tennis for the use of guests occupying the bungalow about a distance of 200 yards.
It is set in superb tranquil countryside - under 2 miles from the coast and sandy beach. The ferry to the Isle of Skye is a 5 minute crossing. There is an abundance of wildlife, golden eagles, sea eagles and many of the rarer bird species, a local seal colony and wildlife otters. This is where Gavin Maxwell lived and wrote his books including 'Ring of Bright Water'.

Creagmhor Bungalow

Our Bungalow

The site of his home at Sandaig is one of the most beautiful locations in the area. Several of the surrounding peaks exceed 3000 feet. The area is rich in history. The road was built by General Wade in the early eighteenth century to serve Bernera Barracks, the ruins of which still stand. In earlier times, the area was the site of a pictish settlement and the ruins of the two brochs, Dun Telve and Dun Trodden, are the best preserved examples of these structures on the Scottish mainland.
Tariff : Low season £195 - £265
High season £270 - £345