4,685 properties found
3 Bedroom Bed in Achnacarry (CA018)
Spean Bridge, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
6 3 2 Yes
Set beside the quiet shores of Loch Arkaig and surrounded by dramatic mountains, this enchanting traditional Highland crofter’s cottage is perfect for those seeking out peace and tranquillity. Set out on foot for a walk around the loch or to take on the hills beyond, or visit Fort William (25 miles) where you will find a good choice of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. This single-storey property has been beautifully updated and extended to offer bright and spacious accommodation with high ceilings, wooden flooring, neutral decor and plenty of natural light throughout. Sympathetically renovated by the owners, thick stone walls and wood panelling remain, while the later additions of a wood burner, stylish kitchen and fresh decor create a comfortable modern feel. Cook and dine in the fantastic kitchen/diner, which is fitted with contemporary units, sky lights, stylish pendant lighting and has a large dining table in the centre to seat six. Afterwards, step into the stunning lounge, which boasts vaulted ceilings, two sets of patio doors for summer, a wood burner for winter and cosy soft furnishings. While the chic master double bedroom benefits from a spacious en-suite bathroom, the two delightful twin bedrooms share a separate bathroom. Outside, there is a fantastic private garden with furniture for enjoying al fresco meals in the sunshine. For when the weather is not so kind, there is an external drying room for those soggy walking clothes.
Weekly prices from £1,198.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Letterfearn (CA106)
Kyle Of Lochalsh, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
6 3 1 Yes
Retreat to this pretty stone cottage which overlooks Loch Duich and beautiful Eilean Donan Castle. Wake up to the sight of mist rising from the water and the mountains of Skye and the Five Sisters of Kintail emerging in the morning light. Up to six guests are welcome to stay at this former farm cottage in the quiet hamlet of Letterfearn, in the north-west Highlands. Enjoy walking, fishing and other outdoor activities in your stunning surroundings. Your delightful Highland abode has recently been refurbished throughout. It has been fitted with a new kitchen and bathroom to complement the other bright, welcoming rooms. Relish the property’s calm interior as much as its beautiful views and serene setting. Step into your charming cottage via its porch and hallway. Find yourself in your cosy lounge, where you can light your open fire on chilly nights to make the space even more inviting. Watch TV in here and while away an hour or two chatting about the next day’s activities. Your new kitchen is the perfect place to prepare meals; then dine in your dining room to the glow of your second open fire if you choose. You’ll find you also have a useful utility room at ground-floor level, plus one of your bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC. Head upstairs to discover two more of your bedrooms. These have a wonderful cottage style and enjoy scenic views. When the weather is fine, make the most of your wild garden. Sit out in the sunshine or follow the rough path down to the shores of the loch.
Weekly prices from £627.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Onich (CA159)
Onich, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
6 3 1 Yes
Your very own slice of lochside living, in a beautiful Scottish cottage, this property sits between the mighty rise of Ben Nevis and the stunning Glencoe, overlooking the open stretch of water over to the Isle of Mull. It’s a truly inspiring retreat for a family after a bit of rural adventure in the Highlands. The house is a single-storey cottage, sitting on a lovely plot of grass by the shore of Loch Linnhe. It’s been beautifully presented, with lush planting in the garden, a sweet patio, and rooms with chic, modern decor, and calming tones with pops of colour. Begin in the cosy, spacious sitting room. Comfy sofas sit around the TV and double aspect windows bring plenty of light into the space. Head through into your family kitchen, a big, bright space with modern design and all the equipment you need to create hearty Scottish dinners for the group. Beside the dining table, you can even head out through a pair of French doors onto the decked patio area. The bedrooms — a double and two twins — are all cosy and bright, each with its own colour theme and delightful tartan details. Outside the property, a lush garden surrounds the property, beautifully landscaped with mature planting and a patio area beside the house, where you can enjoy dessert alfresco at the picnic table in the fresh air. It even has a hot tub for extra indulgence — memories of soaking under a star-filled sky will stay with you forever.
Weekly prices from £2,119.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Glendale (CA229)
Isle Of Skye, Isle of Skye, Highlands
6 3 1 Yes
Right on the rugged edges of the country, where the Isle of Skye meets the Atlantic, this holiday cottage is a dream retreat for a family or group of friends wishing to get away from the grind and immerse themselves in the wilderness of this stunning Scottish island. The cottage is a quaint, pretty bungalow set on a meadowy climb overlooking the sea. Inside, its light and cosy rooms offer your very own island retreat; with uninterrupted views across the water and mountains, and space outside, the cottage gives you the ability to immerse yourself in this fantastic atmosphere. Inside, the rooms are ideal for a troupe of adventurers. The sitting room is snug and pretty, with sofas and armchairs beside the TV and an open fire. The kitchen is in a sweet country style with a window-side family table and all the equipment and appliances you need to rustle up fuel for your hikes and cycle rides. Head through to your lovely bedrooms. The master is a romantic double, peaceful with light furnishings and thoughtful touches. The other bedrooms are a twin and a bunk bedroom, perfect for kids to enjoy their own space while they’re here. Each room enjoys its own special view of the dramatic surrounding scenery. The space outside the cottage has been designed so that you can make the most of the landscape. Lush grass and heath flowers curl around the house and a picnic bench gives you an inspiring lookout point on the loch to enjoy a meal or read a book.
Weekly prices from £643.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Heights of Kinlochewe (CA275)
By Kinlochewe, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
6 3 2 Yes
Used as part of the set for the blockbuster film Stardust, this cottage is set near Kinlochewe and has been beautifully renovated to a modern standard. Located 3 miles down a rough track, this home is undoubtedly a remote escape for all the family to enjoy. Children will love the vast bracken-filled land to run around and play in, and adults will enjoy the peaceful surroundings and ample opportunities to spot wildlife, such as the stags that reside on the grounds of the estate. The cottage has beautiful large windows in the living room and guests can enjoy stargazing with the telescope thats provided. Evenings are exceptionally cosy and magical when the wood burner is lit, and the sky is clear and studded with stars. The stylish fitted kitchen is a delight to cook in, with plenty of space to prepare delicious meals for everyone, and a lovely wooden dining table to serve on. Each of the rooms to the front of the property boast lovely views of the river. The master bedroom is downstairs and has been beautifully furnished. It has patio doors that lead outside, where you are bound to spend most of the warm summer evenings with a glass of wine in hand watching the sun go down in the valley. Upstairs, there are two snug and homely twin bedrooms, where you can catch 40 winks beneath the eaves.
Weekly prices from £956.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Isle of Barra (CA295)
Isle Of Barra, Argyll & The Isles
6 3 1 Yes
Escape to the Isle of Barra with a stay in this cosy home-from-home. Set right on the shoreline, the garden gate opens down onto the rocks where guests can fish or launch kayaks into the sea. The island itself boasts a fascinating history, beautiful white sandy beaches and seven lochs. After a busy day spent exploring the island, return to this cosy bolthole for a relaxing evening in. You will find comfortable rooms with wooden floors, traditional decor and stunning views. Rustle up a delicious meal in the traditional farmhouse-style kitchen, which looks out over the sea through a charming little window above the sink. Enjoy your Scottish dinner in the separate dining room before hunkering down in front of the Freeview TV in the comfortable lounge. While the family bathroom is also on the ground floor, the three bedrooms are located upstairs, each of which promise a spectacular elevated view. With fresh neutral decor, carefully coordinated furniture and soft linens, you will wake up feeling refreshed and ready for the days activities. When the sun is shining, enjoy a summer picnic in the enclosed garden. In the morning, step down onto the shoreline to catch your supper or launch a kayak to explore this dramatic coastline.
Weekly prices from £624.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Castletown (CA416)
Thurso, Inverness, Loch Ness & Nairn, Highlands
6 3 1 Yes
This stunning farmhouse occupies an elevated position with views across beautiful Dunnet Bay in the far north coast of Scotland. It is the ideal property for families looking to explore Caithness with the low-lying countryside in the east and the dramatic coastline in the north. It also lies on the breathtaking NC500 route. You will find it easy to relax here, but if you enjoy outdoor pursuits, you will have a range to choose from including surfing in Dunnet Bay. Situated on a working farm, this homely farmhouse has large rooms with plenty of space for everyone. Original features, period decor and traditional furniture harks back to a time gone by, but its mod-cons bring it up to date and a pale colour palette creates a light and airy feel. On the ground floor, the large lounge is a great place to relax of an evening in front of the open fire. There’s even a piano for those who like a tinkle. The kitchen/diner is also spacious with vaulted ceilings adding to this sense of space. It is well-equipped with everything you’ll need to cater for everyone and there is a handy utility room for all your outdoor gear. On this floor, you will also find a good-sized twin room. Upstairs, there are two lovely double rooms, both large, but one is particularly spacious. They have gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside and out to the coast – on a clear day, you may even be able to see as far as Orkney. There is also a contemporary bathroom with a shower over the bath. Outside, there is an enclosed garden where you can soak up the tranquillity and immerse yourself in the natural beauty.
Weekly prices from £590.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Fairbourne (77304)
Arthog, Snowdonia and North Wales
6 3 2 Yes
This lovely property near the coastal village of Fairbourne (1 mile) in North Wales is ideal for families and friends looking for a peaceful holiday. Faibourne has a lovely long sandy beach, great for water sports, and a steam railway connecting with the ferry to Barmouth (check times). Nature lovers should take their wellies and head to explore RSPB Mawddach Valley, which has a wonderful variety of wildlife, including butterflies, birds, and reptiles to discover. Walkers and cyclists can find trails, bridleways, and cycle routes along the pretty coast towards the Mawddach Estuary. Walk into this bright, contemporary, open-plan barn conversion and leave your cares at the door. To your right is a boot room to drop your coats and shoes, and to your left is the stylish kitchen area with everything you need to make meal preparation a breeze. Next to the kitchen is a large dining table to gather around and relive the day’s adventure. Unwind in the lounge, sink in the comfortable sofas, snuggle up with a good book, or watch a film on the Smart TV. The property offers three light and airy bedrooms - two doubles (one with an en suite shower room) and one twin room. There is also a separate bathroom. Outside, relax in the hot tub or enjoy al fresco dining on the patio which has garden furniture and a BBQ. There are 250 acres of grounds with an equestrian centre to explore. Visit Barmouth Beach (12.5 miles), southern Snowdonia’s most popular beach but never seemingly overcrowded. There are plenty of walks to enjoy along the coast. For walkers who like a moderate challenge, head up into the hills to visit the Arthog Falls (2 miles) and Cregennan Lakes (3 miles). Alternatively, the Coed y Brenin Forest (13.5 miles) has walking and cycling activities for all ages and abilities.
Weekly prices from £759.00
3 Bedroom Bed in Craster (77570)
Alnwick, Northumbria
6 3 3 Yes
The fishing village of Craster on the Northumberland coastline is famous for its scenery, friendly hospitality, and local delicacy – smoked kippers. Studded close to the bobbing boats and sandy beach is this charming property, which offers a contemporary retreat for six guests. Stroll through the village to the smokehouse, pausing to sample local fare in one of the eateries and admire the spoils at the art gallery and shop. There are walking paths galore and, for a fee, you can charter a boat for fishing. Elegant and spacious, the interior of the property is characterised by stylish furniture, chic decor and all the gadgets you need for a comfortable stay. Perch at the breakfast bar of the bespoke kitchen whilst the resident cook prepares a meal, then enjoy supper around the table. A wood burner keeps the lounge warm on chilly evenings whilst you unwind with a good film. Upstairs, all three bedrooms are well-appointed for a restful night’s sleep, two of which have en-suite facilities including the master suite with its deep copper bath. The property has patio seating for al fresco drinks, and there is off-road parking for three cars. A short 0.5-mile walk will take you along the coast to the imposing Dunstanburgh Castle, which is also the location of a popular golf club. Howick Hall and Gardens can also be reached within 3 miles, and the route itself is excellent for wildlife spotting. Venturing further afield will bring you to pretty beaches such as the remote sands of Longhoughton, 5 miles away, close to the ancient fishing village of Boulmer that has a dark history of smuggling and pirates.
Weekly prices from £1,506.00