Cottage in The Highlands

About this property

This delightful former farm cottage occupying an elevated position above Loch Duich is an ideal base for family walking holidays or for those into country pursuits.

Located in the pretty hamlet of Letterfearn, this traditional property sits within the Druidaig Estate. With over 6,000 acres to explore, the estate lies on the south side of Loch Duich and offers acclaimed walking, stalking, shooting and fishing. Eilean Donan Castle (12.5 miles) dates back to the 13th century and sits in an iconic position at the meeting point of three sea lochs. Catch the ferry from Glenelg (13 miles) to Skye for the day to experience its majestic beauty or take on Sgurr Fhuaran (10.5 miles) before enjoying a slice of cake at the cafe in Ault a' Chruinn. Inside, this cottage is cosy and welcoming with a homely feel throughout. Prepare delicious family meals in the stylish oak fitted kitchen, which contains everything you could need including an electric hob and oven, fridge and dishwasher, with a washing machine and dryer in the separate utility room. While light meals can be enjoyed at the small table in the kitchen, there is a separate dining room complete with open fire for evening meals. The lounge is warm and welcoming with another open fire, comfortable seating, TV and plenty of books to choose from. Also on the ground floor, there is a twin bedroom and bathroom with a separate walk in shower. Upstairs you will find two further delightful twin bedrooms in the eaves. Outside guests will find a wild flower garden with furniture and a rough path down to the loch. Need to know: 3 bedrooms 1 ground floor twin and 2 twins. 1 bathroom with separate shower. Electric hob and oven, fridge and dishwasher. Washing machine and dryer. TV. Open fire with starter pack of logs and coal included. Ample off road parking. Private garden.

Accommodation

Downstairs bedroom, Downstairs bathroom, Waterside views, Enclosed garden / patio, Open fire / wood burner, Parking on site / nearby, Cottage, Yes, Yes