Thistle Do

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Highlands and Islands
  • 6/6 guests
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 3 bathrooms
  • Detached
Sykes 4
3 nights from £1,034
Thistle Do is a delightful, dog-friendly house near a beach in Lochailort, Highland, boasting loch views, a woodburning stove, and an enclosed garden. Roshven 2.8 miles; Mallaig 24 miles; Fort William 34.7 miles. Read more
Features
Allows Pets
By The Sea
Coastal
Countryside
Dishwasher
Fire Log
Fishing
Garden
Great View
Jacuzzi
Near A Pub
Near Beach
Near Lake
Off Road Parking
Washing Machine
Wifi
Accommodation details

Underfloor heating. Electric range cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer, fridge, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, bread maker, kettle, toaster, iron, ironing board. Smart TV, games, books, DVDs, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Private driveway parking for up to 3 cars. Enclosed garden with gravelled area, lawn, and furniture. Sorry, no pets, no smoking, and no vaping. Shop and pub 4 miles, lake 2.6 miles, beach 0.2 miles. Note: There is limited mobile signal and no landline at the property.

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Thistle Do is a captivating, detached house resting in Roshven near Glenuig, in the West Highlands, enjoying private driveway parking, breathtaking views across Loch Ailort and Roshven mountain (Rois-Bheinn), and uninterrupted sea and mountain scenery. Set within an area of outstanding natural beauty and surrounded by an acre of grounds, this impressive retreat offers families and groups an unforgettable base from which to experience one of Scotland’s most spectacular landscapes. Arrive and immediately appreciate the remote and remarkable setting, where the ever-changing waters of the sea loch meet the dramatic silhouette of Rois-Bheinn beyond. Thoughtfully designed to embrace the surrounding scenery, the property offers inviting spaces to gather while ensuring everyone has room to relax. The spacious open plan kitchen/diner/snug creates a welcoming hub for leisurely breakfasts and celebratory suppers, as well as a retreat with a good book or a family board game. The sitting room, complete with a woodburning stove and views of the mountains from the window seat, provides a wonderful setting for evenings spent recounting the day’s adventures or watching a film. Throughout the property, underfloor heating brings a sense of warmth, while large windows frame the magnificent Highland landscape beyond. The bedrooms have been carefully arranged to suit families and groups, with two spacious upper-floor rooms benefitting from en-suite shower rooms, including a superb super-king-size bedroom with its own balcony overlooking the loch. A further ground-floor king-size bedroom is served by a Jack-and-Jill bathroom featuring a jacuzzi bath, creating a memorable place to unwind after a day exploring the Highlands. A path through the garden leads to a gate giving access towards the beach (approx. 200 meters). Roshven sits along the spectacular Road to the Isles, placing some of the Highlands’ most iconic attractions within easy reach. A welcoming community-owned Inn and shop in Glenuig is less than 4 miles west. The West Highlands, and in particular Moidart and Ardnamurchan, contain the UK’s last wilderness areas. Take advantage and book up a bushcraft day conveniently located in Roshven and experience canoeing from the beach near the house or a climb up Roshven mountain. Head south west towards Acharacle and see the changing landscape and expanse of Moidart. Explore Tioram Castle and afterwards the tea and gift shop in Acharacle. Head north to Arisaig, discover the historic Prince’s Cairn on the shores of Loch nan Uamh, or walk along the silver-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters of Morar which offer views towards the Small Isles or continue to the bustling fishing port of Mallaig for island ferries, wildlife cruises and the famous steam train. Visit nearby Glenfinnan to admire the famous Glenfinnan Viaduct and the striking Glenfinnan Monument overlooking Loch Shiel. Closer to home explore the surrounding walking routes that weave through dramatic mountains, sea lochs, and some of Scotland’s most breathtaking scenery. Whether you’re seeking wildlife, walking trails, wild swimming, coastal adventures, history, or simply a place to admire the landscape, Thistle Do provides an exceptional Highland escape.

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