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House |2 bedrooms |Sleeps 4

Cromarty in Scottish Highlands

from £38 / night

This is the estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the price - it varies depending on when you stay and how long for.

£260–£350 / week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover Saturday

5 out of 5

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Key info  Beach or lakeside relaxation, balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

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About the home

This is a 2 bedroom recently refurbished semi detached house set in the Historical preserved village of Cromarty, right on the sea front, but very quiet .Within easy walking distance to all village amenities. Only a few yards from very safe beach , great walks , Dolphin and wild life spotting .Breathtaking views over Cromarty Firth and mountains beyond .Over 60 large cruise ships visited The Cromarty firth last year.
Contact us at glenmidge.smithy@virgin.net or07766986464

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The interier of the house has recently been refurbished and redecorated , The house is very cosy with central heating throughout and plenty hot water. There is a new bathroom and walk in shower unit . and new Kitchen. good size living room with large front facing bay window with uninterrupted views of the bay and mountains beyond .Comfortable seating with large flat screen TV,. upstairs there are two good size bedrooms with 1 double bed in front room and 2 single to rear,with quality bedding and bed linen There is a good sized conservatory/breakfast room at the rear of house with access from Kitchen leading out on to very private deck area .The front of house is laid out in paving and makes a lovely sun deck for wildlife spotting ,boats pottering , or just relaxing .
Contact us at glenmidge.smithy@virgin.net or 07766986464

Further details outdoors:
Cromarty offers a wealth of interests and attractions for all age groups ,There are fine 18th-century merchant houses, an ancient church made famous by being greatly successful in the BBC's 'Restoration Village' programme and a museum honouring the remarkable 19th-century geologist and writer Hugh Miller. Hundreds of years of history are waiting for you to explore in its streets and narrow vennels. Cromarty people are welcoming and always pleased to help.
Walk the nearby coast and cliffs, mountain bike the trails at Learnie Rock ,go dolphin and wildlife spotting with Ecoventures from the local harbour .take the smallest ferry in britain accross the cromarty firth to taste whisky at the famous Glenmorangie Distillery where quality whisky can be tasted .Search the local beach where fossils and rare shells are still being discovered
Visit the old town of Dornoch where the wedding of Madona took place it has a wonderful Cathedral and famous Golf course . A little further is the imposing Dunrobin Castle
Go west and take the bridge to the magical isle of Skye or visit Ullapool where you can sall to Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis in the outer Hebrides.
Drive south and visit the famous Loch Ness and monster visitor centre.Visit the caledonian canal and watch the boats go through the locks at Fort Augustus . Avimore ski centre is an hour drive away.
A ten minute drive from Cromarty takes you to Fortrose where you can play Golf ,Try sailing ,or drive down to Chanory Point where you can see Dolphins very close in to shore ,and yes the best chippie on the black isle also a well stocked supermarket

Further details

The holiday home is stocked with a starter supply of washing up liquid,, toilet rolls and other kitchen and bathroom supplies.

A deposit of £100 is requested in advance to confirm booking. The balance is payable 3 weeks prior to the commencement of your holiday (or by arrangement for short notice bookings).

Bookings are from Saturday 4pm to Saturday 10am during the summer

Sorry due to family allergies we no longer accept pets

No smoking is permitted within the holiday home.

Electric and Linen included towels by arrangement ,
Contact us at glenmidge.smithy@virgin.net or Mob 07766986464

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Cromarty by the sea

 

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view the cruise ships as you have breakfast

 

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27 Bay View

 

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Kitchen at No 27

The Scottish Highlands region

Cromarty is situated at the end of the distinctive very fertile peninsula known as the Black Isle only half an hour drive from the Highland capital Inverness in the heart of the Scottish Highlands.

It is a fantastic base to explore, walk the nearby cliffs and coasts, mountain bike the trails at the new hub, Learnie Red Rock or dolphin watch with Ecoventures from the picturesque harbour. Take the smallest ferry in Britain across the Cromarty Firth to taste whiskey at the famous Glenmorangie Distillery and visit the imposing Dunrobin Castle. Go West to the magical Isle of Skye or South to see the haunts of the famous Loch Ness monster.

There is great local sailing with clubs at the Harbour and nearby Chanonry Fortrose. Scotland being the home of Golf means there is a multitude of great Links courses available from the Royal Dornoch to the nearby Fortrose.

The village is well served with a wonderful Pizza restaurant, Sutor Creek, a hotel and pub both serving food, a fantastic bakery, a little but well stocked supermarket and a Post Office.
All a five minute walk away.
We also have a great sandy beach with grass areas for Kids to play
Cromarty is without a doubt the Highlands best preserved Historic town .It is a Jewel rich in History and folklore striking architecture. and supberb wiews and sunsets from the headlands

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The Cromarty area

This charming old house is set on the waterfront in the heart of the historic fishertown of Cromarty. It has been tastefully renovated to a high standard offering comfort and style. It is unusual in having a large bay window in the lounge which gives a panoramic view of the bay ,the mountains beyond and the Sutors (Headlands) of the Cromarty Firth. Open your bedroom window a little and let the sound of the gentle waves on the sandy beach send you to sleep. We just love it Feel free to contact us for more information,
Tel 01387740328 , or mobile 07766986464 or glenmidge.smithy@virgin.net

How to get there

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From Inverness take A9 to Tore Roundabout then take 4th exit s/p Cromarty A832 . No 27 is the 2nd last white house with the bay window, to the south end of the bay on the waterfront.

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Reviews

Review: 1 to 3 of 3

26 Apr 2013

“Lovely Seaside Cootage” The views of Cromarty Firth are amazing. Watching the traffic on the firth offers its own kind of entertainment. It's a great spot for walks by the sea and into Cromarty, which is a lovely quiet... more

15 Oct 2012

“Wonderful for a relaxed, quiet holiday” We had a really great week in this very comfortable accommodation. Good facilities especially the bathroom. A great place to relax and enjoy local walks etc. The views out of the lounge and main bedroom were entertainment in themselves - watching the weather changes and looking for dolphins. We saw dolphins twice from the house in one week. Would also recommend Chanonary Point (10 miles) for seals and dolphins and also Fleet Loch (50 miles), a nature reserve which is great for birds and for seals.

06 May 2012

“Amazing home from home, in the picturesque village of Cromarty” Great place to spend easter.This house has everything you need and really enjoyed watching the boats and the water from the living room. Had fun exploring the village and took the coastal walk out to the old gun emplacements but didn't see any dolphins this time. We can recomend the food at The Royal Hotel, The Pantry Tearoom and a visit to the bakery. Didn't mangae to get into the Pizza place as it was fully booked but we will try again on our next visit.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Low	6 Jan 13	31 Mar 13	260£ 260	50£ 50	50£ 50	3 Nights
Mid	31 Mar 13	30 Jun 13	300£ 300	60£ 60	60£ 60	3 Nights
High	30 Jun 13	3 Nov 13	350£ 350	60£ 60	60£ 60	1 Night
Low	3 Nov 13	22 Dec 13	260£ 260	50£ 50	50£ 50	3 Nights
High	22 Dec 13	5 Jan 14	350£ 350	60£ 60	60£ 60	3 Nights

The property does not have weekend tariffs.

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£20 reduction on full weeks for 2 people or less.

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2 years listed You are contacting Margaret & Hamish Steele Landline 44 01387 740328 Mobile 07766986464 Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2011. This house has received 3 reviews from previous guests.

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