'Tigh Haraidh'-The Cottage

Standing in its own grounds just yards above the rocky shore 'Tigh Haraidh' is a wonderful cottage with all of the modern facilities that discerning holidaymakers have come to expect. The house is down a short gravel track from the main road running through Sleat, often known as the ' Garden of Skye', and developing itself as one of the most complete holiday destinations on the west coast of Scotland. Click on one of the pictures below to see a larger image, then click the arrow on the right to see the next.

Our accommodation:

• Spacious open plan lounge  and kitchen diner with spectacular views across the garden to the Sound of Sleat and mountains beyond
• Fully modern kitchen with including oven, fridge, microwave and dishwasher
• Utility room with washing machine, tumble dryer and freezer
• One double bed room with integral wardobe and ample storage space
• One twin bed room with fitted wardrobe and ample storage
• Spacious bathroom with over-bath shower
• The cottage is fully double glazed throughout and is equipped in each room with electric panel heaters
• All bed linen, towels and electricity charges are included in the cottage tariff

Our facilities:

• Sundeck at the front and side of the cottage with garden furniture
• The lounge has satellite TV, DVD player and radio/CD player
• Books, maps and local guides of what to see and do in Skye and Lochalsh
• One well behaved dog by arrangement
• Access to the shore below the cottage for those adventures around the rock pools

'Tigh Haraidh' and its drive from the main Sleat road		The cottage from the garden below		The spacious lounge, dining area and kitchen
The airy double bedroom		The cosy twin bedroom		Welcome to 'Harry's House'!
The peaceful waters of Ardavsar Harbour, just a few miles from 'Tigh Haraidh'		Armadale Harbour, a haven for the many yachts that visit the Sound of Sleat		Looking down the Sound of Sleat towards Aird and Eigg in the distance
Armadale Castle and Gardens, home of Clan Donald Skye, and a wonderful visitor attraction		The bay at Cruard, the Sound of Sleat looking across to Loch Hourn		Loch Eishort, the north shore of Sleat, looking across to the mighty Cuillin Hills
Tigh Haraidh in winter. The cottage is open all year, ideal for a winter break away from it all		The winter view across the Sound to the snowy hills of Knoydart and Loch Hourn