Waterside House with Loch Views
- Beach nearby
- Beach within walking distance
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Golf nearby
- Walking
- Watersports
With its spacious contemporary interiors, wood burning stove and dramatic views over the loch, Skye Fall in the Scottish Highlands is the perfect waterside retreat whatever the weather.
If you long for loch-side living and relish the tranquillity of water then Skye Fall will tick all the boxes. Inside it is stylishly furnished, with all the mod cons and everything you need for a comfortable and relaxing stay. Outside on the deck you can enjoy wonderful views of boats going by and the forested mountains beyond. And within walking distance there are empty beaches and an excellent bar/restaurant. What more could you want?
The house has its own private beach but there are other wild stretches of sand nearby and there is a bar and restaurant within walking distance. This is an ideal base for outdoor activities in summer and skiing in winter.
Getting There:
There is ample parking for three cars
Nearest Airport:
Inverness
Nearest Train Station:
Fort William
Nearest Restaurant:
Walking distance
Nearest Beach:
Below the house
Nearest Shop:
Spean Bridge (10 minutes by car)
Car Hire:
Essential
Interior Details
The house has three double bedrooms – each of which has an en-suite bathroom and French windows which lead out to a deck overlooking the loch. Two of the bedrooms have seating areas and 32 inch televisions and the third has a wood burning stove, and on the first floor you will find an open-plan living/kitchen area complete with another wood burning stove, a TV with a sub-woofer sound system and a DVD collection. The oak kitchen has all the modern luxuries, including a coffee machine.
Exterior Details
In front of the house there is a terrace and garden with a picnic table and the ultimate view and there is a private beach area.
Conditions of Rental
The price includes linen, towels and heating although you will need to purchase logs locally. There is full mobile reception and free WiFi.
