Rosdail

The Highlands near Loch Duich draw walkers and explorers year-round, and Rosdail sits on high ground overlooking the water and Kintail Mountains beyond. The cottage is a full property to yourself, sleeping up to six across three bedrooms—a double on the ground floor and two further doubles and singles upstairs. Two bathrooms mean mornings run smoothly. Large windows and glass doors throughout frame the views without cutting you off from the landscape; on clear days, Eilean Donan Castle is visible across the loch.

The ground floor holds an open-plan living and dining space with a woodburner for cooler evenings, a Smart TV for downtime, and a kitchen equipped for self-catering—oven, hob, dishwasher and all the basics. Heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are covered; logs for the fire are provided too. An enclosed garden surrounds the property with seating areas, and there is parking for three cars on site.

This location works for families wanting to base themselves somewhere quiet, or for groups planning to explore further afield. A footpath leads from the cottage itself; Mam Ratagan, Glenelg and its ancient brochs, the ferry to Skye, and the Bealach na Bà pass to Applecross are all within reach. Hill walking, mountain biking, boat trips, kayaking and fishing happen locally. A shop sits half a mile away; pubs and restaurants are two miles off. Smoking is not permitted inside.