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Converted from a garage in 2018-19, the cottage has an open-plan kitchen/dining/sitting room. Seating comprises a breakfast bar, a leather sofa, and two armchairs. The mezzanine sleeping area has two beds which can be singles or joined as a double. There is no bathtub, but there is a stylish shower. Natural light pours into the house through large windows that allow full appreciation of the surrounding vistas and compliments the white and natural wood tones of the decor. A sea-view balcony for sitting and dining is being added. Access is to the whole house and is unrestricted. There will be no need for a meet and greet as a key shall be available in a key safe attached to the house Communication with the host by voicemail or text will be welcomed ECO FRIENDLY Underfloor Heating is from an air-source heat pump. A thermostat will be available to adjust for comfort HOT WATER Hot water also supplied to the shower from the same source FRESHWATER The water supply is ultraviolet treated from a natural spring No shoes upstairs Wash dishes before departure Leave the house clean and tidy Return keys to key safe before departure Guest will self-check-in by accessing the key from a key safe bolted to the exterior wall.

The setting is the stunning Isle of Skye. The cottage looks east and faces the sun rising over Loch Dunvegan. Within a few minute's drive are the famous coral beaches, the spectacular Neist Point Lighthouse, and the enchanting seat of the clan Macleod at Dunvegan Castle. Further afield, but within an hour, guests will find The Fairy Pools, Quirrang, and the Cullin Hills. Eating out places abound, but most will require a designated driver. The only exception is the world-famous Three Chimneys, which is a mere five minutes walk. Cyclists will enjoy a number of short or long-haul loops in breathtaking locations. Those that prefer to walk can do so on local roads or on the heather-clad moor. Boat trips are available from a number of points on the island, including Dunvegan. Groceries can be purchased in Supermarkets in Broadford, Portree, or Kyle but guests may prefer to support local grocers in Glendale and Dunvegan. The weather is changeable but never dull and beautifully complements the stunning landscape. There is a seasonal bus service to Portree, but guests will need a car to fully explore the island. Local taxi service is available.