Formerly the local fire station, this detached property has been completely transformed into a delightful holiday cottage, ideal for couples. The vaulted ceiling makes a spacious and bright lounge area, which has oak flooring throughout and a cosy wood burner. Patio doors lead to decking at the front, where you can enjoy the sunset over the MacLeod Tables.
The bedroom is very spacious with Velux windows, which allows you to enjoy the morning light or the dark skies. Old Fire Station is conveniently located in a central village location, where there is a local pub, many eateries, convenience store and a petrol station. Permits for loch and sea fishing can even be purchased from the village shop.
Historic Dunvegan Castle and Gardens, Giant MacAskill Museum, Coral Beaches and Neist Point are all within easy reach. The island has much to offer for the outdoor enthusiast including hill walking, fishing, boat trips, kayaking, pony trekking and the opportunity to discover many art galleries.
For further information and photos please visit old-fire-station.co.uk
Ground floor:
Open plan living space with views overlooking mountains & loch.
Lounge/dining room: with wooden floor, wood burner, 37” Freesat TV and patio doors leading to decking.
Kitchen area: with wooden floor, electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and washer/dryer.
Shower room: with shower, WC and heated towel rail.
First floor:
Galleried bedroom: king bed (which can be made to twin), 20" Smart TV, Velux windows with views of the mountains & loch.
Additional information:
The cottage has broadband internet with wi-fi. There is good phone reception in the cottage.
In addition to the wood burning stove, the cottage is highly insulated, and has night storage heaters.
Unfortunately due to the cottage’s wood-burning stove, the accommodation is not suitable for children or pets. For the consideration of other visitors, we ask that our strict non-smoking policy is observed within the building and garden.
Old Fire Station has been awarded 4 stars by VisitScotland.
