Stunning Loch Location

Isle Of Lewis

Sealoch Cottage, nestled on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, is a charming traditional crofters cottage that has been transformed into a luxurious holiday retreat for two. This private accommodation boasts breathtaking views of Loch Odhairn, allowing guests to gaze upon the loch's expanse as it meets the open sea and the distant mainland. The surrounding natural beauty is home to a variety of wildlife, including porpoises, otters, golden eagles, and sea eagles, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts and wildlife watchers alike.

The cottage is strategically located in the picturesque Lochs district of south-west Lewis, near the border with Harris, and is just a short drive from some of the world’s most stunning beaches, which frequently rank among the top ten globally. The nearby village of Gravir, approximately 25 miles from Stornoway, is steeped in history as a traditional fishing community, offering a glimpse into the local culture and lifestyle. This serene setting is ideal for outdoor activities such as hill walking, bird watching, and fishing, or simply enjoying the tranquil environment.

Sealoch Cottage has undergone significant renovations, having been completely restructured and refurbished in 2011, with a new kitchen added in 2016, ensuring modern comforts while retaining its traditional charm. The cottage is equipped with free Wi-Fi, allowing guests to stay connected while they enjoy their getaway. Its unique location on the waterfront provides opportunities for relaxation, whether it’s unwinding on the terrace watching boats pass by or indulging in the luxury of a sauna.

Overall, Sealoch Cottage offers a perfect blend of luxury and rustic charm, making it an ideal retreat for couples seeking privacy and a connection with nature. The combination of stunning landscapes, abundant wildlife, and proximity to beautiful beaches creates an unforgettable experience for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the tranquility of the Isle of Lewis.

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