Innis-a-Chro Croft Cottages
Scotland ·
Scottish Highlands ·
Kyle of Lochalsh
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Two stunning cottages in the glorious Scottish Highlands, with legendary views over the Munro Mountains…
- 4 per cottage
£1450-1750 per week
Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 3 nights low season & 7 nights high season
Innis-a-Chro Croft Cottages is owned and managed by Duncan MacRae.
You can ask a question or make a booking request directly with Duncan MacRae.
Highlights
- The Innis and Chro Cottages are isolated retreats, hidden at the foot of the Glen Lichd Valley and the Munro peaks.
- Their luxury interiors display exquisite craftsmanship and are filled with natural materials and designer features.
- Massive windows frame the atmospheric views.
- Each cottage has its own private deck complete with a rejuvenating sauna and open-air hot tub.
- The cottages are immersed in an epic landscape that has shimmering lochs, rugged fells and idyllic waterfalls.
You should know
- The cottages are located close to open waters and may not be suitable for young children.
Retreat to the beauty of the Highlands and to the legendary land of Strath Croe and nestled amongst the wild, mountain peaks you’ll find these two secluded homes. With dramatic views of the Munro fells and of the enchanting Glen Lichd Valley, they each have an inspirational backdrop where you can fall in love with the rural landscapes. Reach out and touch the remote hillsides or the crystal-clear loch waters, before strolling through the purple heather and alongside the meandering river.
The Innis and Chro Cottages are isolated hideouts that are enveloped within 2000 acres of protected, country expanses. Bordered by two shimmering rivers and accessed only by a bridge, they are the secret hideaways that you always dreamed would exist. Luxury interiors celebrate the finest Scottish craftsmanship and blend beautiful natural materials with stylish features.
The open plan living and kitchen areas are cosy yet contemporary spaces that have high, vaulted ceilings and warm, sumptuous furnishings. Massive windows frame breath-taking country scenes and are joined by crisp, white walls and sleek, wooden floorboards. A chic, modern kitchen looks over the designer dining table, while comfortable leather sofas surround the crackling log burner. Look out for the heritage plaid fabrics or for the antler chandelier before relaxing on the vintage armchairs in the upstairs gallery.
Each cottage also has two sophisticated bedrooms, including one ground floor master suite and a first floor double/twin. Both of the bedrooms have their own deluxe en-suite bathrooms boasting super-soft towels and statement fittings. Sink-in mattresses provide the ultimate in comfort and are topped with patterned throws and handcrafted, woolen cushions.
Outside, the cottages have their own private decks that have a steaming hot tub and rejuvenating sauna. Enjoy a morning coffee beside the misty, mountain shadows or a romantic meal beneath star-studded visions. The ever-changing seasons capture magical backdrops brimming with snow-clad mountains and flourishing peaks.
Beyond your cottage deck there are all sorts of natural wonders, including the 5 Sisters of Kintail Mountains and the Glomach waterfalls. Wildlife-enthusiasts can marvel at the company, spotting swooping eagles and magnificent, prancing deer. The famous Eilean Donan Castle can also be found close-by along with the Morvich outdoor activity centre and the darting River Chro.
Features
Essential
- Family Friendly
- Hot Tub
- Internet / Wi-Fi
- Wheelchair Access
- Heating
- No Smoking
Living Spaces
- Games/Books
Bed/Bath
- Bath
- Cot
- Hairdryer
- Shower
- Towels (bath)
- Towels (beach)
Tech
- DVD Player
- Satellite TV/Freeview
- Stereo music system
- Television
Outside
- BBQ
- Garden/Outdoor Space
Also Available
- Sauna
£1450-1750 per week
Please note: minimum stay for this property is: 3 nights low season & 7 nights high season
Innis-a-Chro Croft Cottages is owned and managed by Duncan MacRae.
You can ask a question or make a booking request directly with Duncan MacRae.
