Cottages in Portree, Trotternish and the Braes

Ailleagan Serviced Holiday Apartments are situated right in the heart of Portree (the Isle of Skye’s Capital). The apartments are in an ideal location for those wishing to holiday on the beautiful Isle of Skye. The apartments are within 2 minutes walking distance from Shops, Hotels, Restaurants and Inns not to mention the beautiful and picturesque Portree Harbour.

Each flat sleeps up to 4, and is serviced on a daily basis and the cost includes bed linen, towels and electricity. A welcome pack including breakfast items, is included in the cost. The apartments can be booked to suit your own needs- with one night breaks to week long breaks catered for.

Located 8 miles south of Portree, with panoramic and ever-changing views across to the island of Raasay, the one-bedroomed apartment provides the perfect base for those looking for tranquillity and stunning scenery. Totally refurbished in 2007 the apartment is both comfortable and well-appointed. The accommodation includes an open-plan kitchen and lounge-diner, along with a shower room and beautiful bedroom upstairs which can be set up as a double or twin room, making it ideal for a couple or two friends. Braes Retreat adjoins Glamaig Cottage but has its own entrance and the property is set within a glorious garden, which has previously featured on television, with a lovely burn running through it and a wide variety of birds.

Self catering cottages with superb sea and mountain views. Staffin nestles under the dramatic rock features of the Quiraing and is ideal for exploring this beautiful part of the island and further afield. Staffin itself is a good centre for walking, birdwatching and fishing with shops, petrol, cafes and a takeaway and boat trips on the doorstep. Each cottage has one twin and one double bedroom and a modern bathroom with shower and bath. There is also a well equipped dining kitchen, comfortable lounge with tv and dvd player, and garden area with picnic table and great views. The perfect location for a relaxing holiday on Skye.

Viewfield cottage is adjacent to Viewfield House Hotel, standing in extensive wooded grounds and was originally the stable block, now converted to a comfortable, well-equipped family house. This accommodation consists of: a large sitting room (with open fire and colour television), kitchen (with electric cooker, refrigerator, dishwasher, deep freeze, microwave, food processor and telephone), utility room (with washing machine and tumble dryer), lavatory, and one downstairs single bedroom. Upstairs there are two single bedrooms, one twin bedded room, one double bedded room (with shower room en-quite) and a bathroom.

This very comfortable, totally renovated traditional croft house sleeps four adults plus a child and is situated in the crofting township of Borve.

The cottage has been awarded three stars by VisitScotland and provides real home from home comforts for up to 4 adults plus a child. There is a comfortable lounge with colour tv and dvd player, a spacious dining kitchen with all facilites including electric cooker, washing machine, microwave etc, and a ground floor shower room with toilet and wc. The cottage also has a freezer and a tumble dryer.

Offering luxury self-catering holiday accommodation, Portree Cottage is within easy walking distance of Portree village centre where you will find a good selection of shops and restaurants, with the local supermarket just around the corner.

The cottage overlooks the bay with uninterrupted views to Ben Tianavaig and the Island of Raasay. Portree itself is just over half an hour`s drive from the Isle of Skye Bridge (free) and is well positioned for easy access to the northern peninsulas. Allocated parking is opposite your front door and there is a private garden above the cottage to the rear.

Gleniffer House is a traditional three storey Georgian stone house. It is exceptionally well appointed and equipped. It has a magnificent location on the harbour front of Portree Bay (centre right of the photo, behind the sand) with wonderful panoramic views over the Isle of Raasay, the Cullins and the Bay.

Shops, fishing, boat cruises, pony trekking, swimming pool and leisure centre are all within walking distance. The house has been awarded four stars.

Taigh an t Sithein is a comfortable bungalow with oil fired central heating sleeping six. Situated in the Braes, just seven miles from Portree and with easy access to the Cuillin at Sligachan and enchanting walks nearby, Taigh an t Sithein is an excellent location to explore the Isle of Skye from. It has a large enclosed garden, safe for children, with lovely views across the sea to the island of Raasay. There is one double, one twin and one bunk bedroom, a large kitchen, a living room and a south-facing sun lounge.

This unique and stylish flat has very recently been purpose-built to provide the ideal place for a truly relaxing and memorable holiday. Situated in the busy town of Portree, and within easy walking distance of the centre where you will find a good selection of restaurants, shops and bars. The flat provides the ideal holiday base for those who enjoy the luxury of eating out after a day of sightseeing or walking etc Sleeping a maximum of four people, the accommodation includes a comfortable living room, well equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower over the bath.

1/2 of 6 Gedintailor is a 90-year-old traditional croft house that has been carefully renovated to provide every modern comfort, while retaining its original character and charm. Situated on the east coast of Skye, eight miles south of Portree, there are stunning views over the Narrows of Raasay and towards the Isle of Raasay. It stands in a three-acre field - with a working croft behind it - and also has a garden enclosed by a dry stone wall to the front of the house, which provides a lovely sheltered spot for barbeques and for sitting out. There is a swing, trees to climb and the popular sandy beach at Braes is a short walk away. Inside there are two bedrooms upstairs, one with a double bed, the other with two singles. Downstairs there is an open fire in the sitting room and a wood burning stove in the kitchen / dining room.

Luxury newly refurbished selfcatering cottage on the beautiful romantic Isle of Skye. Awarded Four Stars by VisitScotland, Bayview Croft is situated in one of the most spectacular locations overlooking Portree Bay. Facilities: Open plan lounge/diningroom with wood burning stove,all bedrooms are ensuite/private and have sea views. Fully equipped kitchen separate utility room with washing machine/dryer. There are private gardens and parking for three cars. Fresh flowers and welcome tray on arrival. Rental includes all heating and bedlinen. A TRUE HIGHLAND WELCOME AWAITS YOU.

Grealin is equipped to a high standard as our family home; four star quality, but retaining original style. It sleeps five, plus a child's cot, with two bathrooms. Bed-linen and towels are available. Mature child- friendly garden. Pets by arrangement. The cottage's elevated position on the spectacular Trotternish peninsula is easily accessible to beauty spots like the Old Man of Storr, Quirang and Trotternish ridge. Excellent hill and coastal walking, including direct from the cottage. Portree is 25 minutes away, giving access to the rest of the island.

Self catering accommodation on two levels with all rooms enjoying magnificent views overlooking Portree Bay. Spacious sitting room with TV and DVD, kitchen with washer dryer and an ultra modern bathroom, all of which have been recently refurbished. The property has two bedrooms, a spacious double and a single, both of which look onto the harbour. The property located is within a couple of minutes walk of all shops,banks and restaurants. Parking is available at the pier. No pets. Phone 01471 855253 for details.

Situated in the most northerly point of the Isle of Skye with the most wonderful open views, this detached, bright and airy old byre has been lovingly restored with style and attention. Comprising mainly open-plan accomodation, the property has a gallery overlooking the main living area...

A beautiful traditional croft house recently refurbished to a very high standard set in a stunning location with great views and within easy walking of sandy beaches. The house sleeps 2 - 6 in tastefully furnished rooms. Taigh Mairi has a modern bathroom with jacuzzi, a handcrafted kitchen with all appliances and a comfortable lounge with stove (all fuel supplied) and a unique collection of climbing books and maps. Lovely child-friendly garden with sea views. Sailing boats and fishing gear can be borrowed, or just relax and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. The house is only 5 miles from Portree and is the perfect place for touring the island.

Dalrigh sits at the end of its own private driveway in delightful wooded gardens with views to Portree Bay and the hills and is 150 metres from the shore. Situated within walking distance of Portree village and local amenities; shops, restaurants, pubs, swimming pool, children’s park, harbour, buses and ferries to the outer isles.

This four star holiday home provides modern amenities yet retains its charm and character and sleeps up to six persons.

Portree Garden Cottages are self catering holiday cottages set in an idyllic peaceful location surrounded by mature woodland and gardens, yet only a short walk from Portree village square. The eight cottages are arranged around three sides of a central lawn with picnic benches. Each cottage has a comfortable lounge with colour TV, double and twin bedrooms, and full size bath with shower.

The Garden Cottages are set back from the road and have ample private parking. Situated in Portree they provide an indeal location from which to explore the beautiful Isle of Skye.

Set in a beautiful location within the small community of Linicro, Whitewave enjoys fabulous views across open countryside and on towards the sea. Located near to Skye's only Outdoor Centre, the property is ideal for those who enjoy the many activities which are available, including loch kayaking, sea kayaking, canoeing, rock climbing, wind surfing and archery. Explore the Old Man of Storr, walk on the beautiful Quiraing or go to view the magnificent Kilt Rock. Skye offers an excellent range of restaurants and pubs along with castles, lovely beaches and distillery visitor centres. Shops and pubs 4 miles.

SkyeCottage(South Cuidreach) is located overlooking Loch Snizort on the Trotternish penisula of North Skye. It is approximately 10 miles north of Portree and 4 miles south of Uig.

This comfortable secluded seaside cottage has four Bedrooms: 2 double and 2 single. There is a fitted kitchen/dining room with all facilities including wachine machine. The sitting room has an open fire and a seaview. Logs are supplied and the cottage also has oil central heating.

The Bothy is a modern,three-bedroomed, self-catering holiday cottage built in traditional Scottish style situated in an elevated position above the single-track Braes Road (B883), seven miles from Portree. It is well-appointed and comfortably furnished with heating in all rooms.

The light and airy sitting room has French windows leading out to a panoramic view. There are three bedrooms,(one en-suite) and an additional shower room.

Pleasantly situated in the picturesque village of Portree, this lovely property forms part of a stone built former mill. Stylishly presented and very comfortable, The Malt House is in the perfect location for touring this wonderful island and within easy reach of the west coast mainland and Inverness, the Highland capital. Fabulous area for climbing, fishing, mountain biking and sea trips. The many attractions include ancient castles and brochs, wonderful restaurants and craft shops. There is an abundance of wildlife, flora and fauna to enjoy. Lots to see and do for all ages. Shops and pubs 200 yards.

The oldest 'white house' in the north end of Skye, built circa 1783. The Inn is situated overlooking the beautiful Staffin bay, in the heart of the Trotternish peninsular which is arguably the most scenic area on Skye. On your doorstep are the dramatic mountain pinnacles called The Quiraing, and the towering basalt cliffs of Kilt Rock. Lovingly restored, the Old Inn accommodates up to six in luxurious comfort.

Single storey corner property for 2. Monkstadt became the seat of the Clan Macdonald in 1730 when they abandoned Duntulm Castle. They stayed until 1815 when they were moved to Armadale Castle....

Situated on a fifteen acre working croft on the north end of Skye, 6 Totescore is a comfortable and attractive mix of the traditional and the modern. The house dates back to around 1870 and was the original family home. It was completely renovated and extended around 1997 and has all the comforts you would expect from a modern property while still maintaining the character of a traditional croft house.

The ground floor of the house has an open plan living area. Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms: one double room a twin bedded room and a single room.

Modernised and furnished to a high standard, this cottage makes an excellent haven after a day's activity on the misty isle. Standing detached just 2 miles from the sea on the northern most peninsula, it enjoys splendid views of surrounding countryside. Trotternish has a barren, haunting environment with fantastic rock formations and ancient settlements. A drive around the peninsula beneath the Old Man of Storr and through the Quirang makes for a breathtaking trip. The Outer Hebrides can be visited from Uig nearby.

This cosy croft house boasts spectacular hillside views over the Sound of Raasay towards the Island of Rona and the mountains of Torridon. Dating from the 1870s, it offers year round accommodation and is delightfully refurbished. Sand and shingle beach, 2 miles. Nearby there are boat trips to the Outer Hebrides and two lovely restaurants to enjoy. It stands alone in its own unspoilt +-acre grounds, with views and a sitting-out area, half a mile from the coast. It is ideally placed to appreciate an abundance of wildlife, dramatic scenery, walking, fishing and challenging climbing. Shops 2 miles, pub 7 miles.

This attractively renovated detached croft house is set tucked on a hillside, with superb panoramic views. It is surrounded by croft land, with a large garden, making an idyllic cosy retreat at any time of year. The cottage is light and bright, enjoying views across to the Fairy Glen and around to Uig Bay. It is an ideal base for touring Skye and the area is superb for walking, hill climbing, bird watching and boat trips...

Enjoying a very peaceful and private location in this traditional crofting township. Ideal setting for a relaxing and restful holiday with its panoramic views of the Trotternish Ridge, a famous mountain range popular with walkers and climbers alike with its dramatic peaks and wonderful geological rock formations. Whitewave watersports activity centre and ferry port for the Outer Hebrides a short drive away. Visit the island capital of Portree and enjoy eating out in some of the island's splendid restaurants. Shop 2 miles, pub 5 miles.

This superb, detached cottage sits in its own grounds with panoramic views across Uig Bay. Furnished throughout in Scandanavian style, the cottage is bright and airy with wooden flooring and an attractive wall of patio doors. Ideal for climbing and walking in the Trotternish Peninsula, nearby there are ferry trips to many of the Outer Hebridean islands...

Set in a lovely area with uninterrupted views across Uig village towards the waters of Uig Bay, this nicely furnished house provides cosy accomodation in a super location. An ideal base for touring the island or taking a trip to the Outer Hebrides by ferry. Fishing, sea trips, mountain biking and climbing are amongst many other outdoor pursuits. Dunvegan Castle, Talisker Distillery and the islands capital, Portree are within easy reach. Good pubs and restaurants, along with friendly hospitality. Shops, pubs and restaurant ¢ mile.

This is a tastefully renovated, early 19th Century cottage, which is overlooking the Sound of Raasay. The cottage is only 5 miles from Portree and is located on a croft near the site of the Battle of the Braes and there is direct access to the sea shore. This is a very popular part of the island and is renowned for its scenery and wildlife, and there are woodland and coastal walks nearby.

Reputed to have been the first slated house on Skye, Monkstadt was described by James Boswell in 1773 as a `considerable building.' Nearby are servants' houses and a U-shaped steading dated 1803-04 which includes a granary stable, cartshed and a mill with horse walk. Monkstadt has played a romatic role in highland history.

Semi-detached cottage for 4 Set amidst the dramatic scenery of the Trotternish Peninsula, this lovely semi-detached cottage is ideally located for touring this beautiful island. An historic area, the surrounding buildings were the original seat of the Clan MacDonald.

Situated amidst the wonderful scenery and rock formations of Staffin, a traditional crofting township on Skye, this well presented, tastefully refurbished croft house enjoys a peaceful location with wonderful views. Enjoy walking in the spectacular Quiraing or stroll along Staffin Bay which is a 10 minute walk away. Take a day trip on the ferry to the Outer Hebrides and visit Lewis or Harris or even the Isle of Raasay.

This compact roadside cottage has been modernised, is well furnished and offers excellent value for money. Situated on the most northerly road on the 'Winged Island', enjoying lovely views, the property is just 1.5 miles from Uig - the Western Isles Ferry Terminal. Boats for sightseeing or fishing can be hired in Uig.

This traditional croft house is situated in the north east of the island which boasts splendid rock formations such as the 'Old Man of Storr' and the beautiful Quiraing.On the doorstep is the dramatic Kilt Rock and there are also many museums and sites of historical interest, including Armadale Castle, The Museum of The Isles as well as the attractive gardens and nature trails.

Forming part of a traditional croft house this apartment is ideal accommodation for a couple who enjoy the outdoor life. Situated on the northern part of the island, the property has lovely views across the fields to the sea beyond and on most days, the Outer Hebrides are clearly visible. Close by are Flora MacDonald's monument and museum and an activity centre where most outdoor activities are catered for.

Monkstadt has played a romantic role in Highland history. Originally the seat of Clan Macdonald in 1730 when they abandoned Duntulm Castle, it is reputed to have been the first slated house on Skye, and was described by James Boswell in 1773 as a `considerable building'.

Once the ancestral home of the Clan MacDonald, this historic detached property enjoys wonderful open views across open countryside. Built in the early 1730s, it was here in 1746 that Bonnie Prince Charlie sailed over from Uist with Flora MacDonald, disguised as her maid and landed on the shores at Monkstadt, where he hid from the red coats who were at Monkstadt House. The property has been fully and sympathetically renovated and now provides spacious accommodation.

With wonderful uninterrupted views across the Inner Sound to Gairloch on the mainland, this spacious well equipped "home from home" bungalow is located on the Trotternish Peninsula.

Overlooking the entrance to the harbour this cottage style property is one of three in a beautifully restored 19th century listed mill conversion. Offering magnificent views over the sea to the Isle of Raasay, the accommodation has been lovingly refurbished and is designed to provide all you will need for a comfortable holiday in this beautiful isle...

Spectacular panoramic views and wonderful sunsets can be enjoyed from this lovely detached house - an ideal setting in which to relax and unwind at any time of the year. The pretty enclosed garden completes this attractive property and makes the perfect place for meals al fresco, whilst surrounded by stunning views and countryside. The pretty town of Portree is the islands largest town and one of the most attractive fishing ports in northwest Scotland.

From their elevated position, these two single-storey properties enjoy fine views across Loch Snizort (a sea loch), and out towards the hills beyond. Centrally situated on the Isle of Skye, both properties stand detached - Caladh House offering spacious accommodation for families (all bedrooms are en-suite), whilst the smaller, neat little Caladh Cottage, is more suited to a smaller group.

Nestling in its own pretty garden, with stunning views over Uig Bay, this detatched cottage offers an idyllic holiday location. Furnished and equipped throughout to a high standard with all bedrooms having sea views, the cottage is a short walk to the village shop, post office and inn....

Nestling on the edge of the hillside with beautiful views across the waters of Uig Bay, this lovely cottage is ideally placed to explore the wonders of Skye. Short walk to the pier where you can take a ferry trip to one of the Outer Hebridean islands. Superb location for climbing, walking in the Trotternish Peninsula or visit the capital of Portree...

Modern detached dwelling for 4/6 Situated in a crofting community on the northern tip of the winged isle this modern property has been completed and furnished to an extremely high standard. It enjoys superb views across The Minch to the Western Isles. Uig and the ferry terminal where day trips to the islands are possible are just 5 miles...

This spacious, modern, detached bungalow enjoys wonderful open views across the countryside towards the spectacular Trotternish Ridge, set on the north east end of the island, which boasts splendid rock formations such as the `Old Man of Storr', the beautiful Quiraing and the impressive Kilt Rock. Museums, castles and sites of historical interest as well as nature trails and gardens. The area is popular for walkers and climbers. Portree, the island capital is only 13 miles. Shop and restaurant 2 miles, pub 4 miles.

Detached thatched cottage for 2 This romantic hideaway situated on the northern coast of the island is a modernised "Old Black House". Fitted and furnished to a high standard it is ideal accommodation for a "get away from it all holiday". The scenery and sea views to the Outer Hebrides up here are lovely...

Situated on the edge of the village, this beautifully renovated, detached property (white property to left of peach property in photograph), enjoys panoramic views across the waters of Loch Portree towards the Cuillin mountains. Set in a peaceful yet central location, it is just a few minutes walk from the town centre, with its large selection of pubs, shops and restaurants...

With wonderful views across the bay to the Cuillin mountains, this traditional crofter's cottage nestles on the shores of Loch Portree and offers spacious accommodation. Built around 1850, it has been lovingly restored, with the living room and kitchen situated on the first floor to take advantage of the fine views..

Off the beaten track in a small crofting community with open outlook and Ben Edra in the background. Only 17 miles to Portree. Completely renovated, this detached traditional cottage provides very good accommodation and is surrounded by superb walking and climbing areas. Salmon fishing river is within yards of the doorstep (permits easily available).