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 TIGH A' RUDHA
The House on the Point,
Kylerhea,
Isle of Skye
IV42 8NH
Sleeps: 4.
Sorry no pets.
Low season £240 pw.
High season £395 pw.
Pagelink: Tigh a' Bruthach sleeps 4
For further details please contact:
Dave or Jeanette Campbell
Tel: 01599 522297
    
Tigh a Rudha translated from the Gaelic means House on the Point. This lovely traditional highland croft house is idyllically situated in a unique location. It stands on the very edge of the sea in one of Skye's most secluded glens, nestled beneath the mountains Ben Aslak and Sgurr na Coinnich. - There are breathtaking views of Kintail, Knoydart and the Kylerhea Narrows. Beautiful sunrises can be seen over the Five Sisters and sometimes, especially in winter, the Northern Lights.
- Kylerhea is a wildlife paradise. Otters, seals, porpoises and dolphins frequent the waters just a few metres from the house; deer graze on the croft at night and eagles fly the ridges of the surrounding mountains, making Tigh a Rudha a perfect base for observing the abundant wildlife, hillwalking or just 'getting away from it all'.
Accommodation
This lovely traditional croft house has been tastefully improved whilst retaining many of its original features: - Entrance porch with coat hanging space and boot storage.
- Sitting room: cosy sitting room with an electric stove effect fire.
- Kitchen / dining room: fully equipped with electric oven, hob, microwave, fridge, table with six chairs, electric stove effect fire.
- Bathroom: washbasin, WC and shower unit with thermostatically controlled shower.
- Bedrooms: upstairs there are two attractive cosy bedrooms with traditional sloping ceilings. One room has a double bed and the other two single beds.
Facilities: - Centrally heated. Heating and hot water is supplied by an oil fired Combi boiler.
- Colour TV.
- Parking space at rear of building.
Included in price: - Linen.
- Towels.
- Heating and electric.
Notes
No pets due to the proximity of the house to the wildlife.
The traditional croft house staircase is steep and narrow and may be unsuitable for young children or anyone with mobility problems.
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