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Mile Failte' is the traditional Gaelic greeting offered to guests
visiting the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Its literal
meaning - 'One Hundred Thousand Welcomes' - describes the warmth of the
welcome that any visitor to the Islands can expect. |
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Self catering breaks in a
traditional stone-built croft house
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Two
bedrooms,
sleeping four:
1 double
& 1 twin
Sitting room
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dining room |
Fully
fitted kitchen
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oil fired
central heating |
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Prices
£275-320
per week,
inclusive of VAT |
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For
bookings
or further inquiries
Contact |
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Our recently
renovated Hebridean
crofthouse has superb
self-catering facilities, including two comfortable bedrooms and
spacious public rooms with a sitting room and separate dining room that
adjoins a well equipped modern kitchen. |
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Set in a
coastal Gaelic speaking community in the Western Isles of Scotland, this
family run
Scottish Tourist Board 4 star rated
property is
superbly placed within 200 yards of the picturesque Port of Ness beach
and its adjacent 19th century fishing harbour. Situated
about 45 minutes drive from the island's
airport
and
ferry terminals in the town of
Stornoway, guests can enjoy a peaceful and relaxing
vacation, but with easy access to public services and amenities. |
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A regular bus service passes by the property approximately every 1-2
hours, Monday to Saturday. There is also a local taxi
service - ideal for drivers who wish to leave their vehicles 'at home'
But then again, there are all those wonderful walks on any one of
several beautiful sandy beaches; along the stunning coastline, rolling
machair (coastal grassland) and the expansive moor that dominates the
east coast. |
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| The crofting
community of Ness in the north of the Isle of Lewis boasts several
outstanding sandy beaches, stunning seascapes, great walking spaces and well
known landmarks like the Butt of Lewis lighthouse and Dun Eistean - the
ancestral home of the Clan Morrison, which is now undergoing a major
archaeological survey. |
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Skigersta Village & Pier |
Port of Ness harbour |
Isle of Lewis ferry |
Butt of Lewis lighthouse |
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Local amenities include: an indoor swimming pool; a licensed hotel and a
social club; a museum; well stocked shops and a petrol station; mobile shops
(grocery, bakery and fishmonger); Post Offices; arts & crafts outlets; award
winning children's play area and a Local Nature Reserve and bird hide at Loch Stiapavat
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a small loch regarded as an important stopping off point for migrating birds. |
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The property is
also within one hour's drive of most parts of the island, such as the main
town of Stornoway and the world famous Calanish Standing Stones.
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We hope that
you choose to visit the Isles and enjoy the unrivalled hospitality,
richness
of culture and stunning landscape that the Hebrides has to offer |
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