Guests say
Guests consistently praise the cottage for its stunning coastal location, exceptional sea views, and proximity to beautiful beaches. The well-equipped property offers ample space, comfort, and a homely atmosphere, with a particularly appreciated sun room and kitchen. The presence of wildlife and historical surroundings add to the charm. Some minor suggestions for updates and the lack of TV signal are noted, but overall, the property is highly recommended for a peaceful and relaxing holiday.
There is no specific mention of cleanliness in the reviews, so it is not possible to provide an accurate score for this category.
The location is highly praised for its terrific coastal setting, fantastic sea views, and proximity to multiple beaches and local amenities. The natural beauty and peacefulness of the area are repeatedly mentioned as highlights.
Guests find the house comfortable, with cosy furnishings and an Aga that creates a homely feel. The beds are described as very comfortable, contributing to the overall comfort of the stay.
The property is well-equipped with multiple bathrooms, fridges, and a strong WiFi connection. However, some guests suggest updates to furnishings and note the lack of TV signal, indicating room for improvement in facilities and maintenance.
While guests express appreciation for the property and its offerings, there are no mentions of gifts or special thoughtful touches provided by the hosts, so it is not possible to score this category.
About this property
An extended and modernised former crofter's 'butt an ben' in a spectacular position overlooking a white sandy beach with the Orkney Islands visible on a good day
An extended and modernised former crofter's 'butt an ben' in a spectacular position overlooking a white sandy beach with the Orkney Islands visible on a good day. This remote corner of Scotland is renowned for its dramatic scenery, rare flora and fauna, bird watching, game fishing and hill walking. Immediate local recreational pursuits available include golf (1 hole is across the Atlantic), cave exploration, visiting the Cape Wrath lighthouse, the most northerly point of mainland Scotland, salmon & sea trout fishing, stalking and not least the nationally renowned wild brown trout in the five lochs around Durness. Located about a mile from the cottage Durness enjoys 24 hour fuel and a shop 6 days a week.
Post Code: IV27 4QD
Security Deposit £150
Sangobeag is let weekly Saturday to Saturday, sorry we are unable to accept short breaks
STL Licence: HI00546F
EPC: F
Accommodation for 6 on two floors in a traditional croft house with steep stairway.
Ground floor: Sun lounge/Dining room/Kitchen; Sitting room with open fire; fully fitted Kitchen; Twin bedroom with ensuite Bathroom; Utility room; Shower Room
First Floor: Landing; Twin bedroom with en-suite Shower room and Twin bedroom with en suite bathroom.
Services: * Electric heating * Open fire (no fuel provided) * Bed linen and towels are provided * Washing machine and Drier * Dishwasher * Fridge (kitchen) * Fridge/Freezer (utility) * Electric cooker plus Electric Aga * Microwave * Mobile reception variable * TV with DVD player (note there is no TV signal) * Wi-fi * CD player * Parking * Enclosed garden with patio * Dogs welcome (Maximum of 2, allowed on ground floor only) Additional charges apply* Small garage/Store * Shops and eating out 2 miles *
Nearby points of interest
- Cape Wrath Lighthouse
Reviews (23)
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Confirmed Guest
A most comfortable and well appointed house with outstanding views.
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Rachael Francis
The property was perfect. Very comfortable and well equipped. It was loved by all of us. The views were outstanding.
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Confirmed Guest
lovely cottage and location