Cottage convivial et familial avec jardin | Avec animaux autorisés

Kyle of Lochalsh 3.5 miles. Craigard is a stunning semi-detached croft house located in Balmacara, Scotland. It is wonderfully presented throughout, with light colour schemes and plush furnishings, making the most of an ideal setting. Share this lovely setup with your loved ones and spend some quality time in one of the most beautiful parts of the country. Boasting wonderful sea views from the front of the property, with a patio area overlooking. Sit out of a morning with a cup of tea and enjoy this picturesque setting. Step into the lovely sitting room, which has the added benefit of an open fire for you to curl up in front of during the chilly evenings. There is an open-plan kitchen and dining area, with seating for three people. Gather around for a cosy evening meal, prepared in the modern fitted kitchen. Housing all the appliances you could need, with your own private laundry facilities so you don't have to pack loads of clothes for your trip! Upstairs, there are two bedrooms; one double and one twin, with a separate family bathroom. The bathroom boasts a stunning walk-in shower and bath. Relax and unwind in the tub and wash away the tiring events of the day. While you're in the area, why not visit Caisteal Maol, a 15th-century ruined castle, situated on a hilltop, with incredible views across the coast and landscape. Eilean Donan is a small tidal island, situated where three lochs meet. Featuring an iconic castle, which often appears in photographs and films. With a railway located in the Kyle of Lochalsh, you are ideally situated for travelling to neighbouring villages and towns for plenty of local attractions and sightseeing opportunities. Craigard is the perfect choice for a remote Scottish holiday. EPC Rating: Band EKyle of Lochalsh is a village in Highland, Scotland, on the northwest coast, on the Lochalsh peninsula. The village offers a pub, restaurant, café and local supermarket. With a working railway, giving easy access to neighbouring villages and towns to explore as much of Scotland as possible. The village plays host to a harbour which has a variety of cargo, and fishing.