Lusta Cottage
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About the home
Superbly presented bungalow in stunning location, set within 17 acres of private croft land with gated seashore frontage. 3 bedrooms, 3 bath/shower rooms, comfortable lounge, well-equipped kitchen and amazing conservatory with MAGNIFICENT views to The Outer Hebrides.Discover our wonderful waterfalls & enjoy the luxury of wandering down the croft, along the seashore to the Stein Inn or Lochbay Seafood restaurant for dinner!
Situated in the quiet rural peninsula of Waternish in the North-West of Skye, Lusta Cottage is an ideal base for exploring the region, or just relaxing. Enjoy just sitting and watching the weather change from the conservatory with its spectacular sea views. Take time to explore our wonderful croft - 17 acres of grassland including ruins of the old croft cottage and outbuildings, the steepsided gorge with the burn running down it, leading to numerous waterfalls. Walk through the gate at the bottom of the croft, and a short walk along the beach will bring you to the historic village of Stein, boasting the 18th century Stein Inn and the renowned Loch Bay Seafood restaurant.
A small selection of our amazing Guest Book Comments:
"Lusta Cottage has been a great, comfortable,handy base for an exploration of Northern Skye. Indeed the view is so fantastic that we have found it hard to get out on the road! ..............We have had a really good goliday. Skye is an amazing place - but I havn't seen anywhere I would prefer to have stayed. Lusta Cottage is the best!
Thank you Craig & Sue. We'll hope to return."
A, L & D Peters, Bath (aug 2012)
"This cottage is simply superb............." V.Jain Bombay,India (June 2012)
"Lovely cottage with the most amazing views - fabulous. We have thoroughly enjoyed our stay on this beautiful island"
L & E Fulton, Scarborough (June 2012)
"First holiday on Skye! Amazing in every way! Lusta Cottage is a happy place"
V & D Walker, Scarborough (June 2012 )
“What a wonderful cottage. View to die for - best we’ve seen anywhere in the world!......comfy beds & well equipped kitchen – what more can one ask for? THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!”
L&M (Yorks)
"Lusta Cottage certainly has the "wow factor".........a delightful weeks holiday, Thank you."
".......a superbly presented cottage as usual. Once again we enjoyed Lusta Cottage...."
Josephine & Charles (Hampshire)
"Great to be back on Skye again. Been coming to Waternish for years. First time to Lusta Cottage though, and what a fantastic place. Views from conservatory superb and just finished breakfast while watching two Sea-Eagles....."
Steve & Jacqui (Aberdeen)
".........Lusta Cottage a great find!...."
Steve & Sue (Staffordshire)
"We have been coming to Skye for many years. Lusta Cottage has the best view from the conservatory of any place we have stayed before.........breakfast in the conservatory is a joy." Alison & Ian (Glasgow)
"Thank you for the use of your lovely cottage. It was very comfortable & warm & provided us with everything we needed and more. Fantastic luxury to be able to wander down your "garden" to Lochbay Sea Food Restaurant for dinner!"
Alison & Paul (Bedford)
"Our 5th year at Lusta. Lovely to be back again for a relaxing holiday.......Lusta cottage very welcoming and comfortable as always. Hope to be back again.....Many thanks"
Pam, John & Cathie (Bucks)
"A well equipped cottage , with an amazing conservatory that is a peaceful place to sit and watch the everchanging weather!......the children enjoyed walking down to the sea and playing in the freedom of lots of space. The views are just breathtaking we will return!"
Tim, Lisa & children (Lancashire)
"Perfect location for a few days relaxing! Everyone we have met has been so friendly & helpful ....The cottage is great - the right level of comfort & homeliness & everything you might need in kitchen & entertainment. See you again soon."
Chris & Steve (Renfrewshire)
"....We all thoroughly enjoyed our week and would definately return and recommend to friends. Everything we could have needed was provided -so thank you very much."
Emma, Rob & Amelia
"Waterfall, 'swimming pool' and sitting on rocks on beach at bottom of garden were all amazing."
Phil, Liam & Murnane (Tyne and Wear)
| Size: | Sleeps up to 8, 3 bedrooms |
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| Nearest beach: | Lusta Beach, 400m |
| Will consider: | Long lets Short breaks |
| Access: | Car essential Nearest amenities: 1km |
| Family friendly? | Suitable for children of all ages Suitable for people with restricted mobility |
| Notes: | Pets welcome No smoking at this property |
Facilities
| Luxuries: | DVD player, Sea view |
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| General: | CD player, Telephone, Satellite TV |
| Standard: | Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer |
| Utilities: | Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine |
| Rooms: | 3 Bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 family bathroom and 2 en suites |
| Furniture: | Sofabeds (1), Single beds (4), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 8 |
| Other: | Linen provided, please check with the advertiser regarding towels Highchair available |
| Outdoors: | Balcony / Terrace, Private garden |
| Access: | Secure parking |
Further details indoors:
Lusta cottage is comfortably furnished and has been specially designed to give all rooms a view over Loch Bay and/or the Burn. It is designed to sleep 1-6 people easily - although there is the facility to sleep 8 if the double futon sofa bed is used in the lounge.
Bedrooms & Bath/Shower rooms
There is one double room with its own ensuite shower/toilet, one twin bedroom with family bathroom and a seperate, externally accessed twin room with private shower/toilet, tea making facilities and satellite TV. A pine cot and mattress is also provided. All bed linen is provided (except for the cot) and changed between tenancies.
The beds will be freshly made up for your arrival. Towels are not provided so please bring your own - or they can be rented at a small additional charge of £20.
Lounge & Conservatory
The lounge and attached conservatory offer a comfortable seating area including a Layzee Boy recliner, an old fashioned wooden rocking chair, and double sofa bed for occasional use as required.
Kitchen
There is a well-equipped kitchen including an electric cooker with extractor fan, microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher. Most crockery, cutlery, wine glasses, mugs and kitchen utensils that you would expect to need are available. Fairy liquid, dishwasher tablets and kitchen cleaner are all supplied and will be found either by the sink or in the cupboard under the sink.
The washing machine and tumble drier are housed in a small utility area by the back bedroom.
Heating
The cottage is kept warm by electric storage heating and has radiators in each room that can be individually switched on or off.
Each of the three bathrooms has fan heaters and extractor fans. The two larger bathrooms have heated towel rails operated by pulling the ceiling cord nearest the towel rail.
The lounge also has an integrated electric fire and a fan heater is kept in the conservatory for occasional use.
An immersion heater located in the main bathroom provides hot water and a 2-hour booster switch is found in the kitchen on the right hand side of the fridge.
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Phone
A coin payphone is provided for your use and is found in the lounge of the cottage. Alternatively a public phone box can be found approximately 100 metres from cottage. Most mobile signals are either very weak or non existent inside the cottage but stronger signals can be found at various points around the croft and curiously enough a particularly strong signal is usually found just outside the Stein Pub!
TV/DVD
A small flat screen TV with an integrated/DVD player is provided in the lounge. The satellite Sky freeview box provides excellent reception for all of the usual channels, as well as access to more rubbish than you would ever wish to see!
There is also a small flat screen TV in the back twin bedroom with a satellite Sky freeview box.
There is a small collection of DVDs for your entertainment.
Books
There is a bookshelf full of books for your perusal including a guidebook of walks around Skye. If you find yourself half way through a novel at the end of your stay please feel free to take it with you. On the same note we also welcome any additions to our mini library!
Music
A CD/Tape/Radio player is provided in the lounge together with a collection of CDs.
Games
There is a small selection of children and adult board games stored in the hollow cube shaped table in the lounge.
Power failure
In case of power failure a supply of tea lights is kept in the kitchen drawers for emergency use
Further details outdoors:
Ample parking is available with a garage that can provide shelter for motorcycles or pedal cycles if requested in advance.
There is an inner gated garden of approximately quarter of an acre to enjoy. The 17 acres of privately owned croft land is also there to be enjoyed and can be accessed from gates on either side of the garden. Each access provides a unique way to enter and explore the croft. Either go through the righthand side gate looking out over Stein and down along the slope next to the neighbouring highland cattle, or through the lefthand gate, carefully accross the top of burn, past the ruins and down the farside, crossing the burn once again in the middle - over the top of the waterfall - or down the croft by the meandering burn ...your choice! Whichever you choose, whatever the weather, you will have an amazing experience which will vary every time you do it! If you are feeling bold you could even try clambering down under the waterfall and paddle in the pool! But please be careful - and supervise children near the steep sides of the gorge/waterfall.
You can enter Lusta seashore from the gate at the far bottom right and side of the croft. The shore is rocky so take care.
Further details
Electricity
Please turn off radiators/towel rails when not required – electricity on Skye is very expensive but we would like to maintain our policy of not charging separately for heating to keep the letting process as free from admin as possible for you
Pets
Well-behaved dogs (maximum of two) are welcome by prior arrangement at a charge of £20 per week per dog.
No other pets allowed without prior permission.
Please do not let your dog on any furniture/chairs/beds and provide your own dog bedding. A dog stainless steel water bowl is stored under the sink in the kitchen.
Dogs must not be left in the property unsupervised as this can result in considerable damage to the property and distress to the pet.
The inner garden (approx. 0.25 acre) is sheep fenced and with all three gates shut is safe for most dogs. However, the actual croft land (approx. 17 acres) outside the garden fence ususally supports a herd of rare Hebridean sheep. You are welcome to walk your dogs here but please keep them on leads well away from the sheep.
Please ensure you pick up any dog mess from the inner garden and dispose of it in plastic bags in the dustbin.
Smoking
Please do not smoke in any part of the house or conservatory. (Obviously if you do smoke outside please dispose of any butts safely in the dustbin.)
The Hebrides / Skye / Isle of Skye region
The Isle of Skye (“The Misty Isle”) is an island of outstanding natural beauty situated of the west coast of mainland Scotland and is the largest and best known of the Inner Hebrides.
The Cuillin Hills, The Old Man of Storr and the Quirang have long been favourites with climbers and walkers alike. The fascinating indented coastline also means you are never far from the sea. Naturally, both mountains and sea provide a haven for wildlife which abounds on the Island. There are frequent sightings of seals, porpoise, dolphin by the ever near shores, with rarer sights of otters, basking sharks and whales. Whilst Sea Eagles are plentiful and even magnificent Golden Eagles have been spotted with some regularity.
The native language is Scottish Gaelic, although 99% of the spoken word heard is English.
Ferries to the Outer Isle (Lewis, Harris & North Uist) run regularly from Uig, just a 30 minute drive from Lusta cottage and guests often continue their holiday by taking in a trip to another beautiful Scottish island.
Portree, the capital of Skye is approx. 20 miles (25 minutes by car) and here you will find shops, a busy harbour, numerous cafes and restaurants and a modern library with internet access and an excellent swimming pool located in the High School and open to the public. Annually in August the Skye Highland Games are held in Portree when the town becomes alive with the sound of the bagpipes! This is a great day out and well worth a visit.
The Waternish / Lochbay area
Waternish is a fabulous place to use either as your base for exploring Skye or simply for enjoying the local amenities and relaxing in the peace and tranquility of the area. It is the central of the most prominent peninsulas to project north west into the Minch. It is an extremely pretty area with much croftland and forestry overlooking stunning sea views at every turn.
There are several places within a few miles of Lusta Cottage that are worth a visit. These include "Fairy Bridge" dating from the early 1800's and apparently named because it was believed to be the haunt of fairies ......we always say "Hello" to them as we pass the bridge anyway........rumour has it that the Chief MacLeod was given the famous "Fairy Flag" by his fairy wife (before she left him returning to her own people) to be waved only three times if the MacLeod Clan were in danger. The flag has been waved on two occasions and is now kept in Dunvegan Castle.
At nearby Trumpan (5 minute drive from Lusta Cottage) you will find the remains of Trumpan Church where almost the entire Waternish population were massacred in the church in 1578 as a result of clan warfare between the MacLeods and the MacDonalds from the neighbouring island of Uist in the Outer Hebrides. There is a fantastic viewing area opposite here where you can enjoy superb sunsets. The churchyard itself has to be one of the most spectacular places to be buried in the world!
Nearby you will find the path leading to the Waternish lighthouse for those of you who enjoy walking.
Leaving Waternish, it is only a short 15 minute drive to the village of Dunvegan where you will find the magnificent Dunvegan Castle, home to the MacLeod Clan. The Castle and its beautiful gardens are open to the public and well worth a visit. There are also small seal boat trips that can be taken from here (one of our annual favourites!) and fishing trips that can also be organised from here. Parts of the castle can also be hired for social events and weddings. It is also possible to drive from here along the banks of Loch Dunvegan and then walk a reasonably short distance by foot until you come to the beautiful Coral Sands beach.
The social focal point of Waternish is easily the Stein Inn, just a short walk down the Lusta cottage croft. There are also local Ceildhs (Scotttish Dancing and live music) held several times during the year at Waternish Village Hall.
We are very fortunate to have both the Stein Inn and the Loch Bay Sea food restaurant within walking distance from the cottage (approx. 0.75 mile by road or a 10minute walk down the croft). The Stein serves excellent food in their splendid bar area as well as in their non- smoking restaurant. The Loch Bay Sea food restaurant is a family business run by David & Alison and is renowned on the island for its sea food specialities. Reservations are recommended for both. The Stein also has a very pleasant pub garden which fronts the loch – perfect for watching sunsets over the bay.
Our good friends Ian and Gill Williams at Braefasach, Waternish have also just opened a small café within their art gallery serving tea, coffee and homemade cake!
Shops
There are no food shops, or indeed any shops at Waternish except for art and craft shops/galleries (see below)
Sunday Papers can be ordered in advance from the Stein Inn!
Portree has the recently opened CoOp slightly out of town on the Dunvegan road. This is the largest supermarket on the island and sells pretty much everything you need. In Portree town itself there is a butchers, small supermarket, newsagents and toy shop, pet shop, hardware shop, Boots chemist, camera shop, florist, chocolate shop and various other sports and tourist shops together with some great coffee shops (our favourite is Café Ariba). Jans Vans is also out on the Dunvegan Road and is a huge hardware/garden store that sells all sorts of useful things!
Dunvegan has a small general store, two bakers with coffee shops, a chippy, a health food shop,and a fishing tackle and gun shop together with a few restaurants/hotels and tourist shops.
Post
There is a Royal Mail post box approximately 100 metres from the cottage where mail is usually collected at least once a day.
Local Art and Craft shops and Galleries
Brae Fasach Gallery
Ian Williams runs the splendid Brae Fasach Gallery in which he creates, exhibits and sells his original ceramics and paintings. There is also a selection of framed photography of Skye by Ray Reader and the unique collection of fine art and ceramic highland ponies for sale by Gill Williams.
Ian also runs pottery/painting workshops by prior arrangement.
All the paintings/photos in Lusta are kindly provided by Ian and Ray.
Skye Skyns
Next door to Brae Fasach is Skye Skyns, a 5* tourist board award exhibition tannery run by Clive and Lydia. It is a fascinating place to visit and they are happy to provide a guided tour of the tannery downstairs. Upstairs their shop sells wonderful sheepskin rugs, waistcoats, slippers etc and various wool related products.
Dandelion Designs is another delightful gallery and gift shop down by the waterfront run by Pat and Cathy.
Activities
The following activities are a few of the many pursuits readily available on Skye – more details are found in the lever arch file in the lounge or the notice board in the kitchen. There is also a great Tourist information office in Portree which will be able to provide all the up to date information you need.
Walking/Climbing (Everywhere - see guidebook!)
Fishing (Enquire at Fishing tackle & Gun Shop, Dunvegan or Dunvegan castle)
Diving (Waternish Dive centre)
Seal watching (by Dunvegan Castle - Highly recommended!)
Swimming/Gym/Bike Hire (Portree)
Spinning (indoor cycling!) Waternish Village Hall
Scottish and Indian Dancing (Waternish Village Hall)
Remotecontrolled minature Helicopter Flying -yes really!! (Waternish Village Hall)
Yoga (Stein)
How to get there
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| Nearest Travel Links | |
| Airport: | Inverness: 200 km |
| Railway: | Kyle of Lochalsh: 90 km |
| Ferry: | Armadale: 80 km |
Cross the Skye bridge. Turn right at the roundabout, taking the A87 towards to Portree. As you enter Portree, turn left onto the A87, sign posted to Uig and Dunvegan. After 5 miles left onto the A850, signposted for Dunvegan. At Fairy Bridge turn right onto B886 to Waternish. Follow road for approximately 3.5 miles. On your left immediately after passing a small traditional thatched cottage you will see the five bar gate at the entrance to Lusta Cottage, leading into the enclosed garden and spacious parking area.
From the Mallaig - Armadale Ferry
Travel up the A851 towards Broadford. Turn left onto the A87 and drive to Portree. From Portree, the route is the same as above.
Petrol
There is a 24hour petrol station and general shop just across the Skye Bridge in Broadford. It takes approx.50minutes to drive to the cottage from here.
The nearest petrol station to the cottage is in Dunvegan (approx. 7 miles)
There are two petrol stations in Portree (approx.18 miles from the cottage)
Activities near Waternish
Watersports
Horse Riding
Fishing
Walking holidays
Rural / countryside retreats
Beach or lakeside relaxation
Cycling holidays
Reviews
 03 Apr 2013 |
Left home in north wales with a foot of snow on the ground. Got to Lusta Cottage with only sunshine in sight. Cottage was clean, warm and cosy with views that changed every hour. Camera was overworked from the moment we arrived. The walk down by the stream via the waterfalls and along the shore took us straight to the Stein Inn. A most welcoming pub with good food, especially the fish. The location was everything we wanted and coming back each day to Lusta cottage from various sites around was always special and will live with us. We plan to go back and to advise others in our large family to book a week or two at Lusta. Thanks to Craig, Sue and Gail. |
11 Oct 2012 |
The highlight of my trip to Scotland was sitting in the observatory of Lusta Cottage and enjoying the splendid view while sipping a warm cup of tea! We watched the sunsets, the rainbows and the sheep grazing on the croft below us. It is the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and I had not felt so relaxed in years! The cottage was cozy and bright, and provided ample space for the six of us. Our two young children loved running around the cottage and were kept entertained with the toys and DVDs that were available. The owners were very friendly and helpful. They provided a lot of useful information about the cottage and the surrounding area (where to eat, where to shop, where to hike, etc.). I was initially concerned with its remote location, being far from the places that we wanted to visit, but this great cottage makes the drive back and forth all worth it. I would definitely stay here again. Highly recommended! |
24 Sep 2012 |
We really enjoyed our week at Lusta Cottage. It is a stunning location with amazing views to the Outer Hebrides. The cottage is pretty well equipped, comfortable with a warm ambience. Beds were... more |
Rental prices
| Rental prices originally quoted in: British £ | Convert to: |
| Prices for group size 8 | ||||||
| Period | From | To | Weekly | Nightly rate | Minimum stay | |
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| EASTER 2013 | 30 Mar 13 | 14 Apr 13 | £ 750 | - | - | 1 Week |
| LAST MINUTE APRIL BARGAIN !! | 14 Apr 13 | 28 Apr 13 | £ 450 | £ 85 | - | 5 Nights |
| May 2013 | 28 Apr 13 | 26 May 13 | £ 595 | - | - | 1 Week |
| MAY HALF TERM | 26 May 13 | 1 Jun 13 | £ 650 | - | - | 1 Week |
| June 2013 | 1 Jun 13 | 29 Jun 13 | £ 595 | - | - | 1 Week |
| July to August 2013 | 29 Jun 13 | 31 Aug 13 | £ 650 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Sept - Oct 2013 | 31 Aug 13 | 26 Oct 13 | £ 595 | £ 110 | £ 110 | 5 Nights |
| OCT HALF TERM | 26 Oct 13 | 2 Nov 13 | £ 650 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Nov - December 2013 | 2 Nov 13 | 14 Dec 13 | £ 525 | £ 95 | - | 5 Nights |
| CHRISTMAS 2014 | 14 Dec 13 | 28 Dec 13 | £ 750 | - | - | 1 Week |
| NEW YEAR 2014 | 28 Dec 13 | 3 Jan 14 | £ 750 | - | - | 1 Week |
| Jan to Feb 2014 | 5 Jan 14 | 15 Feb 14 | £ 525 | £ 95 | - | 5 Nights |
| FEB HALF TERM | 15 Feb 14 | 22 Feb 14 | £ 650 | £ 115 | - | 1 Week |
| Feb 2014 | 22 Feb 14 | 1 Mar 14 | £ 525 | £ 95 | - | 5 Nights |
| March 2014 | 1 Mar 14 | 29 Mar 14 | £ 575 | £ 105 | - | 5 Nights |
| April 2014 | 29 Mar 14 | 5 Apr 14 | £ 595 | £ 110 | - | 5 Nights |
| EASTER 2014 | 5 Apr 14 | 19 Apr 14 | £ 750 | - | - | 1 Week |
| April to May 2014 | 19 Apr 14 | 24 May 14 | £ 595 | - | - | 1 Week |
| MAY HALF TERM | 24 May 14 | 31 May 14 | £ 750 | - | - | 1 Week |
The property does not have weekend tariffs.
NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.
Electricity included.
Discount may be available for 1-2 people bookings.
Extra 5% "Welcome Back" Discount available on tariff for returning guests!
Payment terms - £100 deposit/per week to secure reservation. Full tariff due 6 weeks before arrival date.
Maximum of two well behaved dogs allowed on request at a charge of £20 per dog per week.
Payment via Sterling Cheques preferred on British Bank Accounts.
Bank transfers / Paypal accepted by arrangement (but ONLY when the Paypal account used by the customer is associated with a bank account) and the customer must accept responsibility for any bank charges/paypal charges or deductions.
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