Ceannbeinne (Please pass mouse over images)

Ceannbeinne

Take the coast road east out of Durness and, about three miles along, you will discover perched on the clifftop the croft of Ceannabeinne. Rocky hills soar up behind the cottage and, in front, rugged cliffs plunge to a superb sandy bay far below. The location of Ceannabeinne is considered to be among the finest on the Scottish mainland.

Originally a croft and barn, Ceannabeinne has been converted in harmony with its dramatic location to provide an unforgettable holiday setting. Wake up to the sound of waves breaking on the shore below; stroll outside with your first cup of coffee and breathe in that refreshing sea air; then tuck into breakfast by the warmth of the Aga while you enjoy one of the best seascapes in Britain from your kitchen table.

In the evening, dine in style beneath open timber beams in the huge sitting room, then gather round a glowing fire and treat yourselves to a wee dram.


Specification

Ceannabeinne (sleeps 4)

Kitchen: Fitted with hand-made oak cupboards. Contains oil-fired Aga as well as electric cooker, microwave, washing machine, fridge-freezer, coffee-maker and everything you will need in the way of pots, pans and dishes.

Splendid sitting/dining room: Beamed ceiling, oak floor, original stone wall above open fireplace. Colour TV, CD and plenty of books and games for wet or lazy days.

Bedrooms: One double bedroom, and two divan beds at one end of the huge sitting room. All bed linen, pillows and duvets provided.

Bathroom: Full-sized bath with shower.
Heating: Full oil fired central heating. Water heated either by electricity or by the Aga. Oil is metered and charged separately.