'Off the Rails' provides a truly unique holiday experience in the picture postcard village of Plockton in the Scottish Highlands. With superb pubs and seafood restaurants in the village and lovely walks nearby this is a perfect holiday destination for those who enjoy walking, kayaking, relaxing or exploring this wonderful part of Scotland including the Isle of Skye.
This attractive holiday cottage sleeps 2 guests in one bedroom with a large double bed, wardrobe, shelf and drawer space. It has 4 ground floor rooms around a central hallway and the accommodation is comfortable and warm. Although small our guests love its 'romantic cottage appeal' with the 3ft thick walls of the original 200 year old building which has been both a blacksmith's smithy and a cottage. A modern kitchen extension was added more recently.
Two separate, peaceful cottages in their own gardens high up above the Highland village of Dulnain Bridge with walks from the front doors and panoramic views of the Cairngorm Mountains. Recommended by wildlife photographer Karen Miller, the cottages are surrounded by fields in a haven for birds/wildlife. 4G available at the cottages for Internet access via mobiles. Guests return years after year to enjoy the scenery, tranquility and the cosy cottages.
This traditional crofter's cottage offers an authentic taste of the beautiful Isle of Skye. 1 Grealin is just a few miles from both the famous Old Man of Storr and iconic Quirang and has stunning views of the Trotternish mountain ridge and the sea. It's ideal for families and friends who enjoy walking, cycling and fishing as the scenery is spectacular. The cottage is around a mile from the coast, four miles from Staffin Bay and 14 miles from Portree, so, while it's remote, it's not isolated. There is space for five people to sleep in three bedrooms, one of which is ensuite, with touches that make it friendly for children and pets. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Beautifully presented throughout, Rosewall Cottage is a fabulous dog-friendly romantic holiday retreat ideally located in the picturesque Scottish village of New Abbey in Dumfries and Galloway. The idyllic location puts you right at the very heart of some of Scotland's finest scenery and culture surrounded by coast, forest and small mountains. The cottage is within walking distance of a pub, tea room, shop, pretty water mill and majestic Cistercian Abbey and is a great base for exploring this beautiful part of Scotland.
The Isle of Colonsay is located off the West Coast of Scotland in the Hebrides and has stunning beaches, spectacular views, great walks, bike rides and an abundance of wildlife. Overlooking the sea and within walking distance of the islands hotel which serves very good food, this holiday cottage is a perfect Scottish holiday retreat.
With a log burning stove for cosy winter breaks and a hot tub that allows you to sit back and soak up the beautiful surrounding Scottish countryside, Railway Crossing Cottage is a popular self-catering retreat at any time of the year. Perfect for families and couples (one or two), the cottage is nicely sandwiched between the pretty historic fishing villages of Crail and Anstruther, and a good base for discovering the beauty of the East Neuk area of Fife.
Perfect for couples looking to truly escape the hustle and bustle of modern day living, Lower Polnish is a 'unique' Scottish retreat for two and offers the chance to get away from modern day distractions, get back to basics and enjoy the simple pleasures in life. Offering the chance to get 'off the grid' this cosy former blackhouse sits a stone's throw from the private shoreline on the Ardnish Peninsular in an isolated position away from it all with only wildlife to disturb you.
An exceptional inspiring dog-friendly holiday cottage in the heart of the Scottish Peeblesshire countryside. Under twenty miles from Edinburgh, guest's can enjoy spectacular views, eco-friendly living and easy access to the Pentlands with outstanding walking - an ideal self-catering getaway for couples, friends and families and great base for exploring this lovely part of Scotland.
Chesters comfortably accommodates up to a dozen people in five bedrooms, making it ideal for families, extended families and friends. The spacious holiday home has a big living room, separate games room, and big gardens with panoramic views. It is on the edge of Dumfries, around two miles from the market town's excellent shops, restaurants and amenities. There are fantastic walks and bike rides from the door, with more options nearby in the Galloway Hills, Solway Firth, Caerlaverock Castle and Wetlands Centre, and Mabie Farm Park. The location is perfect for a holiday at any time of the year, with short breaks and longer stays possible, depending on availability.
The Boat House sits at the waters edge with views stretching down Loch Aline. Sleeping 5 and dog friendly, the property is cosy in winter with a centralised log burner and the perfect spot to wtach the boats sail by in Summer.
Castle Cottage 2 sits where the river meets the Loch, below Kinlochaline Castle and is the perfect spot for wildlife watching. Featuring a log burner, enclosed garden and views stretching down Loch Alive, the cottage is the perfect getaway for relaxation and tranquility. The cottage sleeps 6 and is dog-friendly.
Operating all year around, for over 10 years now, this luxury self-catering was built as our ideal holiday home on an old family croft on the edge of the village. It continues to maintain an island connection and offers our guests an authentic, luxury experience. Underfloor heating keeps oak floors warm underfoot and a multi-fuel stove keeps you cosy. The kitchen area is well stocked. Bedrooms face south to make the most of the views. The master suite with superking bed, has a wet-room style ensuite. The second bedroom (superking or twin) sits opposite the bathroom with relaxing bath and separate shower.
Ormidale Garden Cottage is a pretty, cosy and accessible holiday cottage on the beautiful Ormidale Estate, overlooking the Kyles of Bute in Argyll. Though designed for comfortable independent occupancy by a party of two to four, it actually has five beds and at capacity can accommodate four adults and four additional children. With everything on the ground floor it is also accessible for guests who use a wheelchair. It's often booked alongside other cottages on the estate for larger groups or events. The holiday cottage has easy access to outdoor activities and attractions near Argyll's Secret Coast, with on-site amenities including a heated pool, games room, and tennis court. Guests can enjoy walking, cycling, golfing, fishing, ferry trips to nearby islands like Bute, Islay and Arran, and day trips to Inverary, Loch Lomond, Glen Coe, Oban & Campbelltown.
Perfectly blending character and charm with modern day creature comforts, Ormidale Old Barn is a fantastic choice if you are looking to holiday with an extended group of friends and family. It is located on a 22 acre estate on the Cowal Peninsular in Scotland (just an hour and a half from Glasgow) with stunning views and plenty of walks from the front door. Ormidale Old Barn sleeps 16 people in 7 bedrooms and there are options to book other properties on the estate if you are looking for extra accommodation.
With a stunning open plan living area downstairs and 9 bedrooms sleeping up to 22 guests upstairs, Ormidale Mill House is perfect for accommodating large groups of families and friends. This lovingly restored property also has a hot tub and shared access to an indoor heated swimming pool. It sits on a 22 acre estate on the Cowal Peninsula in south west Scotland. Both short breaks and week long holidays are available.
If you are looking for a stunning venue for a family gathering, special event, or even a wedding, Ormidale House is bound to tick the box. It perfectly combines the cosy comforts of home with a touch of luxury, including a swimming pool, hot tub and sauna. Ormidale House sleeps 35 guests in 13 bedrooms (most of which are ensuite) and is located on the stunning Cowal Peninsula, just one and a half hours from Glasgow.
A unique conversion by an award-winning architect and multi-award winning owner of this contemporary farm accommodation on the Pentland Hills, a 30 minute drive from the heart of Edinburgh. Retaining some traditional features but open-plan convenience and charm, a stream of Trip Advisor reviews tell of the delight guests feel about their stay in Orlege, named after the fields it overlooks
1 bedroom lodge sleeps up to 2 people with stunning loch and mountain views. Free WiFi, boats, fishing, kayaks, games room, BBQ hutte, paddle boards and much much more.
1 bedroom lodge sleeps up to 2 people with stunning mountain views. Free WiFi, boats, fishing, kayaks, games room. BBQ hutte, paddle boards and much much more.
