Holiday Cottage On The Isle Of Lewis, Close To Stornoway.

Isle Of Lewis

An Acail is a charming self-catering holiday cottage located on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, accommodating up to six guests with its three well-appointed bedrooms. The cottage features a mix of modern comfort and rustic charm, having been converted from an agricultural barn by owners Iain and Jeanne, who undertook much of the renovation work themselves. The property includes two shower rooms and a luxurious bathroom complete with a spa bath, making it an ideal retreat for families or groups looking to explore the stunning landscapes of the Outer Hebrides.

The layout of An Acail is thoughtfully designed across two levels. The lower level hosts the master bedroom furnished with a super-king size bed, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. The en-suite bathroom is a highlight, featuring a waterfall power shower, jets, a spa bath, and entertainment options like a TV and Bluetooth speakers for a relaxing experience after a day of adventure. The spacious living area comfortably seats six and is enhanced by a large bay window and French doors that lead to a patio equipped with a picnic table, perfect for outdoor dining or enjoying the fresh island air.

Upstairs, guests will find two twin bedrooms, each with its own en-suite shower room, providing added privacy and convenience. An Acail is equipped with oil central heating, allowing guests to control the temperature for their comfort. The cottage is also stocked with all necessary bed linens and towels, along with a small welcome pack to help guests settle in upon arrival. While the cottage currently does not allow for electric vehicle charging, it offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere for those looking to unwind after exploring the breathtaking scenery of the islands.

Situated on the outskirts of Stornoway, An Acail is perfectly positioned for those wishing to discover the rich history and natural beauty of Lewis and Harris. Visitors can enjoy an array of activities, from leisurely beach walks to more challenging hikes in the surrounding hills. Notable nearby attractions include the Hebridean Way End Point and the Stornoway Lewis Ferry Terminal, as well as picturesque beaches like Tràigh Thunga and Tràigh Mhealaboist, making it an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

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