Tigh Fasgaidh is a comfortable detached two-storey property situated in Ardelve, just over a mile from the picturesque village of Dornie in the Scottish Highlands. This former croft house artfully combines traditional charm with modern luxury, making it an ideal retreat for families and seasoned hill walkers alike. Within a short walking distance, guests can enjoy the pebbled shores of Loch Alsh, where stunning views of the surrounding mountains and lochs await. The property comfortably accommodates up to six guests across its three bedrooms, providing a welcoming atmosphere for a memorable Scottish getaway.
Upon entering Tigh Fasgaidh, visitors are greeted by a tiled garden room, a practical space for removing muddy boots after outdoor adventures. This room grants access to the cozy living area and a ground floor double bedroom, which features an en-suite bathroom and a striking brick wall that adds a touch of history. The inviting sitting room and dining area, complete with a woodburning fireplace, offers a perfect setting for relaxation after a day of exploration. The dining space comfortably seats six, creating an ideal environment for shared meals and conversations.
The property also boasts a well-appointed kitchen with a contemporary design, ensuring that guests can easily prepare meals. Ascending to the upper level, the traditional cottage ambiance continues with sloping ceilings and charming decor. Here, guests will find a spacious twin bedroom and a master bedroom equipped with an en-suite shower room, which has enough space for a travel cot or two, making it family-friendly. Outside, a private front and side garden with a seating area provides a tranquil spot to enjoy the fresh Highland air, complemented by a parking area and a detached garage for convenience.
Despite its serene and remote location, Tigh Fasgaidh is conveniently close to local amenities, with a shop and pub just a five-minute drive or a 15-20 minute walk away. Guests can admire the breathtaking views of Eilean Donan Castle and the majestic Loch Duich, framed by the Kintail mountains. The area is rich with opportunities for outdoor activities, catering to both experienced climbers and families seeking leisurely walks. Additionally, the cottage is equipped with local guidebooks and suggestions for 'rainy day' activities, ensuring that visitors can fully enjoy their time in the Scottish Highlands, whether the sun shines or the rain falls. Tigh Fasgaidh truly serves as an exceptional base for an unforgettable Highland escape.
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