Cabin ∙ 2 bedrooms ∙ 4 guests | Cottage in Arisaig
2 Bedroom Cottage in Arisaig
Situated in the quaint village of Arisaig, Highland, is this well-positioned two-bedroom cottage, 6 Lowlands. Boasting views out to the nearby shores, an open-plan living layout, a pet-friendly garden, and proximity to local amenities, the cottage welcomes four guests, perfect for a family who loves the outdoors. Be welcomed into an inviting sitting area, where you can unwind and catch up on your latest series, a four-seater dining table, and a fully stocked kitchen, ideal for preparing and enjoying home cooked family meals. A private suntrap will be found to the rear of the property, to relish on sunny days, whilst spacious bedrooms and a large shower room will complete the property, providing everything that you'll need for a home-from-home. Travelling into Arisaig, benefit from an array of amenities, including The Old Library Lodge for a dine-out option, Soundbytes for an afternoon coffee, and a local SPAR, conveniently positioned to stock up on all your essentials. You'll also find Arisaig Marine on your doorstep, delivering breath-taking views of the encompassing waters, the manicured grounds of Larachmhor Gardens, and Morroch Beach, fitting for family walks with your furry friend. Further afield, take a hike around the Circular Walk Trailhead, visit Mallaig Heritage Centre for a taste of history, or head to The Prince's Cairn, a heritage site set upon Loch nan Uamh shore. Prince Charlie's Cave, Glenfinnan Viaduct, carrying the railway to Glenfinnan Station, and Eilean Shona Jetty where you can kayak and hike are also accessible by car, perfect to add to your itinerary. Enjoy a family adventure to Highland by choosing 6 Lowlands as your base. EPC Rating: Band F
Arisaig is a small settlement on the west coast of Inverness-shire, on the edge of Loch nan Ceall. An operating railway station, a hotel, a pub, a Post Office, and a variety of stores can all be found in this traditional Highland village. A rocky shoreline, a sandy beach, and breath-taking blue waters enhance the nature of the settlement. The settlement also offers panoramic views of the islands of Rum and Eigg. Visit the town's "The Land, Sea, and Islands Visitor Centre," where you may learn about the area's social and natural history by looking at new and old images and relics. There are numerous animal trips and island cruises available to keep you occupied while staying in the village. From April to late September, boats run between here and the islands of Eigg, Muck, and Rum.
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