Cabin ∙ 3 bedrooms ∙ 6 guests | Cottage in Cromarty
3 Bedroom Cottage in Cromarty
Located in the coastal town of Cromarty's historic conservation area, surrounded by cobbled lanes and listed buildings, this traditional 18th-century dwelling offers everything you could need for a self-catering stay, ideal for exploring the local seaside villages, sandy beaches and bottlenose dolphins found in this beautiful region of Scotland. Paye House is steeped in history; originally owned by the keeper of the County Gaol, it has also served as a general store, doctors' surgery and a depot for antique toys throughout its life. In the summer months enjoy an evening relaxing in the garden patio area and marvel at the sunset, when the weather is cooler settle in for an evening next to the open fire in the welcoming sitting room, or delve into a good book in the secluded study area. Prepare your meals with locally sourced, fresh produce in the kitchen/diner, a well-equipped space with an impressive range of appliances including a large Rayburn cooker. For more formal occasions make use of the dining room, ideal for entertaining friends and family. Withdraw upstairs and take your pick from one of three beautifully decorated bedrooms, comprising two doubles and a twin, all with ample storage. Make use of the spacious bathroom, sinking into a hot bubble bath, or choosing to take a refreshing morning rinse under the overhead shower. Paye House offers an excellent base for exploring this unforgettable region of Scotland within easy reach of Inverness. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1060409, together sleeping eight people.
The town of Cromarty lies at the mouth of the Cromarty Firth at the edge of Black Isle, home to historic buildings, scenic headland, sandy bays, fascinating architecture, shops, pubs, restaurants, and an award-winning museum. The 'Capital of the Highlands' at Inverness is a car ride away, with bustling attractions and access to the adventure of the Highlands. Cromarty is an ideal base for a getaway to this historic area of Scotland.
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