Rent holiday accommodation at Old Mission Hall, Cromore in Isle of Skye
A superb holiday letting in Isle of Skye - self catering accommodation at Old Mission Hall. This acomodation sleeps 4 and prices for a week's stay start from just £370.
Features at Old Mission Hall include: • Garden • Pet friendly • Internet Access • Open Fire or Woodburning Stove • Close to the Sea • Fishing near by • Cottage Sleeps 4. You can find out more about the accommodation and the facilities below.
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Accommodation
This charming lochside cottage sits 3 miles from the village of Cromore on the Isle of Lewis in Scotland, and sleeps 5 people with 1 bedroom.
Old Mission Hall is a delightful, detached cottage boasting a lochside location, 1.5 miles from the village of Cromore on the Isle of Lewis. With one king-size double bedroom, plus double sofa beds in the sitting area and conservatory, this cottage can sleep five people. The rest of the cottage includes an open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with a woodburner, plus a bright conservatory. Outside is ample off road parking, a decked area and a lawned garden with furniture. Old Mission Hall boasts beautiful views, direct access to Loch Cromore for trout fishing and offers the perfect romantic retreat for those looking to get lost in the remote yet rich beauty of the Outer Hebrides.
Location
Old Mission Hall is situated at , Cromorein Isle of Skye. A map is below but if you are travelling by car the all important Sat Nav settings are: Lattitude 58.1026, Longitude -6.415921 or postcode HS2 9QH.
Old Mission Hall accommodation summary
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Multi bath room |
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| Non smoking |
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Detached |
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| Pool |
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| Wheel chair access |
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Easy walking |
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| Open fireor woodburner |
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Pet friendly |
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Activities close by
| Sandy beach |
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Sea |
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| Fishing |
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Close to a Pub |
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Map view of Old Mission Hall
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