2 Bedroom Accommodation In Howbeg (Tobha Beag), Isle Of South Uist

Howbeg (tobha Beag), Isle Of South Uist

Howbeg, located on the Isle of South Uist in Scotland, is a charming property that accommodates up to four guests in two well-appointed bedrooms. This delightful cottage is ideally situated in the heart of the island, offering breathtaking views and proximity to the coast, making it an excellent retreat for families and friends looking to relax and unwind. The ground floor features a welcoming entrance, a spacious living room equipped with a 40-inch Freesat TV and entertainment options, as well as a dining/sun room that maximizes the stunning vistas. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, ensuring a comfortable stay.

The bedrooms at Howbeg provide comfort and convenience, with one featuring a king-size bed and the other offering zip-and-link twin beds that can be converted into a super king-size upon request. Each bedroom is fitted with Freeview TVs, and guests can enjoy the well-appointed bathroom that includes a shower over the bath, along with a separate toilet. Additional amenities include electric underfloor central heating, Wi-Fi, and an enclosed lawned garden with outdoor furniture, perfect for enjoying the serene surroundings. Private parking is available for two cars, and the property maintains a strict no-smoking policy.

Padraig’s Cottage, another notable property in the area, boasts magnificent views of the Uist mountains and is ideally located by Loch Roag, a renowned fishing spot. Just half a mile from the pristine Howbeg beach, visitors can experience the vibrant machair, a unique coastal ecosystem teeming with wildlife, including the elusive corncrake and various birds of prey. The area is rich in natural beauty, especially during the summer when the machair bursts into a colorful display of wildflowers, creating a picturesque landscape for nature enthusiasts.

The Isle of South Uist offers a wealth of activities and historical sites to explore. With easy access to neighboring islands via causeways and ferry services, visitors can enjoy day trips to places like Barra and Harris. Local amenities are available in Benbecula, including shops and restaurants, while outdoor adventures such as sea kayaking and whale watching can be found at the Uist Outdoor Centre. The region is also home to significant historical landmarks, including the Bonnie Prince Charlie Trail and various archaeological sites. Overall, Howbeg and its surroundings provide a perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural exploration in a stunning natural setting.

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