Isle of Skye Cottages

Detached bungalow for 4 located in a peaceful crofting community on the southern tip of this enticing island. This property has spectacular views over the Sound of Sleat to the mainland and the Isle of Eigg. It is perfectly placed for visiting Armadale Castle Gardens and Museum of the Isles, the ancient ruined castles of Knock and Dunscaith and also the nature reserve at Tokavaig.

An ideal location; set in a slightly elevated position with spectacular scenery and sunsets yet just a few minutes walk from the centre of the village of Broadford. Large variety of outdoor pursuits including climbing, walking, mountain biking and fishing. Enjoy castles, distilleries and lots of quiet beaches. Selection of pubs, restaurants and the beach within easy walking distance. Shops 3/4 mile, Pub and restaurant 1/3 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.

Detached cottage for 4/6. This traditional cottage is set in a stunning location at the end of one of the most beautiful roads on the Isle of Skye. The property is situated in the pretty fishing village of Elgol, overlooking the beautiful Atlantic coast with views to the islands beyond.

Detached bungalow on the beautiful Sleat Peninsula, with superb views to the Ardnamurchan and Knoydart, Loch Nevis and Loch Hourn, 1 mile from Aramadale/Mallaig car ferry. Modernised comfortable accommodation in a rural setting. An excellent base for relaxing and walking....

Nestling at the base of a small hill, this detached bungalow enjoys panoramic views across the countryside towards the crystal clear waters of Loch Bracadale. Conveniently situated for climbing or walking in the spectacular Cuillin mountain range. There is mountain biking, kayaking, ferries to the seal colonies, and an abundance of wildlife to observe...

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.

Superior house on an elevated site in north west Skye, with views over Loch Dunvegan and beyond. Natural grassy areas surround the property and a small stream bubbles its way downhill. Windows look in all directions to take in the beauty and the conservatory has unspoiled views and can be appreciated in winter in comfort....

Enjoying a secluded, yet easily accessible location, this cosy, former crofter's cottage has been sympathetically renovated and extended to provide stylish accommodation. Only 2 miles from the village of Broadford and 4 miles from the Skye bridge, this detached cottage is ideally placed for touring the mystical Isle of Skye and the scenic west coast.

Nestling against the side of a hill overlooking the waters of Loch Dunvegan, this lovely, traditional, detached cottage (house in middle of photo, centre left on its own) is perfectly placed for touring this beautiful Island. Fully renovated to a high standard, the cottage provides cosy and comfortable accommodation with spectacular views. Climbing, walking and mountain biking can be enjoyed as well as kayaking...

Nestling at the base of the spectacular Cuillin mountain range, this refurbished bungalow is set in one of the few places on the Isle of Skye where one can walk from the cottage directly into the hills. A wonderful base to enjoy climbing, hill walking and mountain biking. For the less energetic, take a walk to the Fairy Pools Waterfall and Glenbrittle beach, one of the largest on Skye. Visit Talisker Distillery, 7 miles, Dunvegan Castle and the bustling town of Portree. Shop 1/2 mile (summer), pub 8 miles.

Detached cottage for 2. Situated on old Kyle farm with its flock of rare Hebridean sheep this property is next door to the main farm house, in grounds of approximately 5 acres. Being on an elevated postion it enjoys superb panoramic views across the village of Kyleakin to Loch Alsh and the mainland town of Kyle.

This traditional stone built croft cottage stands in an elevated position surrounded by 2 acres of natural grounds and has spectacular 360 degree views, including Waterstein Head, Dunvegan Head and out towards the Outer Hebrides. The cottage has been beautifully restored and furnished to a high standard with wooden flooring and rugs throughout...

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.

Nestling on the side of the hill overlooking crystal clear water to the island of Scalpay, this lovely bungalow is ideally situated for exploring. The Isle of Skye offers a wide variety of activities coupled with spectacular, unspoilt scenery. Climb in the Cuillin mountain range or enjoy boat trips to see the seals, otters and seabirds in their natural habitat....

Enjoying panoramic views across to Dunvegan Head and onwards over the sea towards the Western Isles, this detached stone-built cottage has been lovingly restored and now provides stylish accommodation. The Steading is in a wonderful location for exploring this magical island with its unique and often dramatic scenery....

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.

Delightfully situated between the main road and the shore, with its large meadow and woodland garden running right down to the water's edge, this former crofting cottage offers good basic comfortable accommodation with beautiful sea and island views....

Within easy walking distance of the village of Dunvegan, this comfortable cottage has its own garden and enjoys outstanding views towards Macleods Tables. Dunvegan Castle, one of the oldest inhabited castles in Scotland,has lovely gardens and boat trips to seal colonies...

In an elevated position with sea views across The Minch to the Outer Hebrides, these adjoining properties make an ideal base for touring the entire island of Skye, the Applecross Peninsula, city of Inverness, or a day trip to the Outer Hebrides. Both are very comfortably furnished with open fires and large stone feature fireplaces. A wonderful area for wildlife and birdlife. In the traditional fishing village of Stein ...

The property has been fully and sympathetically renovated and now provides spacious accommodation. The original building, a farmhouse, was developed and enlarged by the MacDonalds and became the seat of the clan chief in 1730 when they abandoned Duntulm Castle.

Enjoying views across open countryside towards the waters of Loch Snizort and the Ascrib Islands, this traditional former croft house makes the ideal base for touring this lovely island and the scenic west coast. Wonderful area for walking and climbing, mountain biking, kayaking and fishing. Fly fishing can be arranged by the owner with prior arrangement...

Waterside Cottage enjoys superb views across the waters, which separates this isle from the mainland. Just a few minutes walk from the village centre, in a lovely setting. Excellent base for exploring the island and the scenic Western Highlands. A variety of attractions, including castles, distillery visitor centres, quiet beaches and stunning scenery. Many activities including climbing in the Cuillin Mountains, fishing, water sports and biking to name a few. Shops and pubs 500 yards.

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.

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. Portree, although referred to by locals as `the village', is the main town on the island, and lies 6miles distant, with its selection of fine restaurants and lively pubs. Boat trips run from the little cliff-edged harbour, and also of interest is the Aros Centre which outlines the island's history and has a children's play area and way-marked forest trails, together with a theatre that shows films and hosts Gaelic concerts.

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'.

Magnificent sunsets over the Western Isles can be enjoyed from the patio of this detached stone-built crofter's cottage, which commands a superb hillside location overlooking the sea and distant Outer Hebrides. A high standard of decoration and furnishings, together with some lovely original features, combine to make this the perfect highland retreat...

From its idyllic setting in a small bay 200yards from the shore, a complete coastal panorama can be enjoyed across the Sound of Sleat from this substantial house: there are magnificent views northwards to Ben Screel, Loch Hourn and Knoydart; eastwards to Loch Nevis, and southwards to Ardnamurchan Point...

Situated in the small village of Ord on the southern peninsula of Skye and enjoying views of the Cuillins across Loch Eishort, the chalet is in a small development of ten, close to the sea in an area of outstanding beauty.

Traditional croft house for 4. This traditional croft house is situated just off the Portree to Dunvegan road enjoying a pleasant, open outlook. Loch Greshornish is easily accessible 200 yards from the croft. This character cottage has been modernised to a good standard yet retains a degree of old charm.

Tucked away in a quiet corner, this single-storey cottage enjoys beautiful views of Loch Greshornish. Standing detached in a large enclosed garden, it is presented and furnished to a high standard. This makes a superb base for exploring some of the many delights of Skye including Dunvegan Castle (2 miles) and the Greshornish Peninsula, which offers excellent walking and climbing...

In an elevated position with sea views across The Minch to the Outer Hebrides, these adjoining properties make an ideal base for touring the entire island of Skye, the Applecross Peninsula, city of Inverness, or a day trip to the Outer Hebrides. Both are very comfortably furnished with open fires and large stone feature fireplaces. A wonderful area for wildlife and birdlife. In the traditional fishing village of Stein, 2 miles, there is a popular seafood restaurant and a lively restaurant/pub, the oldest inn on Skye, with the famous Three Chimneys restaurant a 20 minute drive.

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.

On an elevated site enjoying fabulous views over the village of Carbost to Loch Harport and the hills beyond, is this modern bungalow, well-equipped and furnished to a high standard. There is decking around the property so that views can be fully enjoyed. Skye is renowned for its climbing, walking, distillery and peaceful and tranquil holidays.

Set in large gardens, this detached property offers spacious accommodation with superb views across the sea towards the spectacular cliffs of Dunvegan Head and on towards the Outer Hebrides. This single storey property is located just a short distance from the sea, where visitors can kayak, fish or simply observe the large variety of wildlife. Fon Tobar makes the perfect place for a relaxing holiday...

In a lovely peaceful area, amidst open countryside with mountain views and just minutes from the sea. This traditional stone built croft cottage, is nicely furnished and provides cosy accommodation. It is located just 4.5 miles south of Dunvegan in an area which offers lots of hill walking, climbing, fishing, birdwatching and plenty of healthy fresh air!

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...

Detached cottage for 4. The road from Broadford to Elgol must be one of the most scenic on Skye with the Cuillin mountains to the right and Loch Slapin on the left. From the fishing village of Elgol there are views to Rùm and Eigg. This is certainly walking and climbing country with cycling, sailing/boat trips and sea fishing all on the doorstep.

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.

In a superb position towards the southern end of Skye, this completely modernised 150-year-old cottage stands on the sea shore overlooking the Sound of Sleat, at a point highlighted as an outstanding viewpoint by Ordnance Survey. There are magnificent panoramic views northwards to Ben Screel, Loch Hourn and Knoydart, eastwards to Loch Nevis, and southwards to Ardmurchan Point ....

This detached croft cottage is situated at the foot of the Red Cuillins in the village of Torrin with its spectacular views of Blaven and Loch Slapin. Beaches nearby. Torrin is an ideal holiday area for the nature lover - walking, climbing, fishing, wildlife, interesting wild flowers and geology...

Splendidly situated overlooking the glen, amidst spectacular landscape where the sheer cliffs rise out of the sea, this most attractively renovated detached crofthouse makes a fine base from which to explore the magic of the Island of Skye...

Amid the spectaular clifftop scenery of north west Skye, very close to Moonan Bay and Neist Point Lighthouse, lies this attractive, spacious detached highland house. Enjoy a brisk walk to the top of Waterstein Head to spot the golden eagle, or wander the clifftops and rocky shoreline searching for whale, dolphin and peregrine falcon...

With splendid views of the Trotternish Hills and Loch Greshornish, this beautifully renovated detached stone cottage enjoys the most peaceful location in total seclusion, on one of Skye's most picturesque peninsulas. DÚcor and furnishings are of a very good standard with great attention paid to detail. Every room looks down to the Loch, where in summer the dawn breaks early and the moon throws a silver path across the water. Skye is the ramblers' paradise ...

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....

Amid the spectacular clifftop scenery of north west Skye and close to Neist Point Lighthouse lies this lovely detached, highland retreat. Nestling at the base of a small heather clad hillock, Hill Cottage enjoys breathtaking views across the water towards Dunvegan Head. Visitors can enjoy a brisk walk to the top of Waterstein Head for a chance to spot a golden eagle, or wander the clifftops and rocky shoreline in search of whales, dolphins...

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...

A quiet peaceful location between the road and the shore with sweeping panoramic view embracing sea and islands, 5 miles Dunvegan. Spacious, warm and comfortable accommodation surrounded by miles of splendid coastline, delightful open moor land and hills rich in wildlife...

Situated in a peaceful location near the centre of Skye, this traditional Scottish cottage has been beautifully restored and features a bright, spacious living area with vaulted ceiling, a most attractive fireplace, and is decorated with elegant furnishings. As a single-storey detached property, it provides an excellent tranquil base for touring Skye, or for visiting the Western Isles on a day trip. A short walk from the cottage, pleasant jaunts are to be had along the foreshore, and for the more adventurous, the jagged peaks of the Cuillin mountains call in the distance.

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).