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AIRD VILLA, Scalpay, on the Isle of Harris
Aird Villa with its south facing decking is said to be one of the nicest houses on the Isle of Scalpay. It sits overlooking Scalpay’s quiet North Harbour where the local fishing boats are moored. From the decking it's exhilarating watching the birds & boats as you are more or less right above the water's edge. The house has been renovated to a very high standard and is comfortable, light, spacious & warm. It has a modern clean feeling coupled with the charm of a traditional Scalpay island home.

Manish Cottage
Well maintain Hebridean cottage style property, on the east coast of Harris. The cottage is set up cosy for summer or winter with electric heating . Cottage has, games ,books, picnic basket and a airfyer Smart TV DVD player .Dark Skies Area Excellent area for getting off the beaten track , otters, sea eagles . Close enough to Leverburgh for trips to St Kilda and all other amenities. Cottage on the shoreline with lovely bay. The east side of Harris is single track roads with passing places.

Cabin Beo
We're excited to offer our guests a 5* experience with our custom built cabin. We worked closely with our friends at the award winning Corr Cabins to create a tranquil and luxurious get away on the beautiful Isle of Skye! Cabin Beo is located beside our home and takes in the breathtaking views over Portree Bay and over to the Old Man of Storr, from its full size picture window. The cabin comes fully equipped with a wood burning stove, kitchenette, luxurious king size bed and full bathroom.

Norskye Bothy
Norskye Bothy is a Scandi-Scot inspired hideaway in the heart of the Isle of Skye. Our architecturally designed eco cabin sleeps up to two people, with uninterrupted hill and loch views. The cabin features an open plan living, kitchen and dining space with a separate king size bedroom and shower room. We are centrally located, only 5 miles from Portree. To fully experience what Skye has to offer we recommend a stay of at least 3 nights. *Sorry, not suitable for children / infants*

Spacious cabin beside the sea
Situated in the township of Braes, only a 15 minute drive from Portree, our cabin 'moonen' overlooks the Sound of Raasay. It sits on the sea side of an old church building, near the shoreline. It is peaceful here and a haven for wildlife. You can sometimes see whales and dolphins from your window and seals and otters on the nearby shore. Roe deer, sea eagles and buzzards are a common sight too. Enjoy beautiful views over to the Island of Raasay from both the bedroom and living area.

Gate Lodge on Conservation Farm Isle of Skye
Opened in January 2020, the Gate Lodge is a charming octagon with plenty of original character. Warm and well-equipped, it has been completely renovated and sits within the grounds of a working conservation farm. Strictly No Smoking. Only a ten minute walk from Loch Bay Restaurant, the Stein Inn, Skyeskyns and Diver's Eye, the lodge is surrounded by nature and wildlife with stunning views. It offers the perfect, peaceful break. The Farm Tea Room is open Wed, Thur, Fri (see website)

Otternish Pods, North Uist
Otternish Pods on North Uist are situated on a working croft and are ideally located for exploring the islands. 1 mile from Berneray ferry terminal and 10 miles from Lochmaddy. Each pod is open plan with a kitchenette, seating dining, sleeping area and shower room. 3/4 bed and sofa-bed provides accommodation for up to 4. It is ideal for 2,If there are 4 adults you may feel it rather small. Bedding and towels are provided. Heating, TV and WiFi all add to a warm comfortable stay.

Gael
Gael is a modern cabin on a working croft, which captures uninterrupted views over Portree bay, Ben Tianavaig and the Cuillin hills in the far distance. The cabin itself has a full height atrium which includes a functional kitchenette, seating area, log-burner and a three-piece bathroom suite. The mezzanine level is accessed by a wooden staircase featuring a comfortable double bed. Situated just off the Scorrybreach trail this is the perfect launchpad for your Skye adventure.

Byre 7 in Aird of Sleat
This unique place has a style all of its own. set on the top of a hill with stunning views over the sound of Sleat, taking in breathtaking views of the Isles of Eigg and Rum and in the distant the most westerly point of Scotland. Either sit and relax outside on the decking or down at the fire pit enjoying the peace and tranquility. Enjoy your relaxing break and cosy up inside with under floor heating through out and a warming glow from the log fire.

The Wee Wooden Yurt at Caolas Gallery,
The Wee Wooden Yurt at Caolas Gallery is a green roofed, original wooden round house with picture windows giving an uninterrupted view of the sea across to the Isle of Scalpay and South East Harris. Features include a central dome roof window, a bath room, a kitchen, comfortable chairs and a wood burning stove, and of course a double bed. The property enjoys a southerly aspect with masses of natural light, is well insulated, warm and cosy

Harris Apartment
4 Tobair Mairi is an excellent Studio apartment located in the heart of Harris in the old village of Tarbert next to all amenities such as hotels shops cafes marina sports centre and of course the famous Harris gin distillery. It is Ideally placed to explore all the beaches and scenery that Harris and Lewis has to offer and then return home to relax with a glass. This apartment is excellent for disabled travellers.

Milovaig House | Stylish Isle of Skye Croft House
A renovated 19th century crofter’s house perched on the cliffs of the Isle of Skye, Milovaig house has been lovingly restored to take advantage of the breathtaking sea loch views. With minimalist Nordic interiors that complement the building’s heritage, Milovaig House is a serene retreat where it’s all too easy to sit, watch, and listen to the ever-changing surrounding landscape.
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All about Leverburgh
Located on the south end of the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Leverburgh is one of Scotland’s most remote villages. Surrounded by water on three sides, Leverburgh developed into a fishing port in the early 20th century, and today the seashore and nearby freshwater lochs are still popular for trout and salmon fishing. The beaches in this area are distinguished by their unusual machair habitats — low-lying dunes specific to the exposed west-facing shores of Ireland and Scotland. Machairs tend to be flat or gently undulating landscapes with an array of vegetation, including rare flowers like the Hebridean spotted orchid. The tranquil area comes alive with birdlife throughout the year, such as corncrakes and breeding waders in the spring and flocks of geese, lapwing, and golden plover in the winter. Leverburgh is also an excellent base for exploring the Isle of Harris and other Outer Hebrides villages and islands.
What are the top things to do in Leverburgh?
Isle of Scalpay
Connected to the Isle of Harris by a one-lane bridge, the Isle of Scalpay is a 2.5-square-mile gem. You can enjoy a three-mile hike out to the Eilean Glas Lighthouse, built in 1789 and the oldest lighthouse in Scotland. You can also check out the fishing boats on the piers and taste locally caught scallops, monkfish, and other fresh catches at the award-winning local bistro.
Luskentyre Beach
With its miles of white sand and bright turquoise water, Luskentyre stands out as one of the top beaches in Europe. You can reach it in about a 30-minute drive up the coast from Leverburgh. It’s especially amazing in late spring when the wildflowers blanket the landscape in colour, and the sun sets late in the day.
St Clement’s Church
Known as one of the grandest medieval buildings in the Western Isles, St Clement’s was built as a church and burial ground for the MacLeod clan. It was completed around 1560, but fell into disuse as a consequence of the Reformation. The church contains an impressive collection of later medieval and post-Reformation sculptures, including the MacLeod Tomb, which features Chief MacLeod’s effigy dressed in armour and guarded by lions under carved ornamental arches.
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