This unique detached former Croft cottage is both quirky and homely in character and enjoys the most spectacular sea views across Waternish Bay. Providing a peaceful and scenic escape, for anyone seeking tranquillity and the natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands. Skye has been designated as a Dark Sky Park, and offers excellent opportunities for stargazing on clear nights, away from light pollution. The island has many artisan cafes, restaurants, and pubs with a fabulous pub and restaurant located locally at the Bay (1 mile). Wildlife enthusiasts can keep an eye out for seals, dolphins, and various bird species along the coastline, or enjoy one of the boat trips available from Waternish. Dunvegan is just 7 miles. Dunvegan Castle is the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland and the ancestral home of the MacLeod clan for over 800 years. Visitors can explore the castle's impressive interiors, beautiful gardens.
The conservatory is perfectly positioned so you can relax and enjoy the sea views, situated adjacent is the cosy lounge area with wood burning stove for relaxing nights in so you can watch a movie together and plan the next day’s adventures. The living area is an open-plan sharing space with the kitchen and dining area. The main family bathroom is located downstairs. The large and spacious master bedroom next to the lounge benefits from sea views with patio doors opening onto the decked area. This quirky croft retaining many of its original features has a narrow stairway leading to the double bedroom and twin on the first floor.
The large, enclosed garden area has an enclosed hot tub area on raised decking for those windier days on the island. There is ample parking with a gate that can be closed to ensure a secure and safe area for children and pets. There is a lovely raised grassed area at the rear of the property with a bench to sit and capture the sun.