Avernish Lodge
Rugged outside, modern inside… This 2-bedroom lodge on the banks of Loch Alsh has the most beautiful of locations and superb style
- Sleeps 4
- 2
- 2
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Highlights
- Admire the incredible views from the open-plan living area
- Enjoy al fresco dining on the patio with hill and loch views
- Just 8 miles from the Isle of Skye and less than 3 from Eilean Donan Castle
- Two beautifully appointed king-size bedrooms, including one with en suite shower.
- Local area great for cycling, mountain-biking and walking
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You should know
- The nearest shop is around 2 miles away in Dornie
- It’s wise to book ahead – Avernish Lodge gets busy in summer
- Short stay are sometimes available but supplements may apply
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The details
In the most serene of settings – on the banks of beautiful Loch Alsh, no less – Avernish Lodge provides the true peace and quiet you’ve been longing for. There’s room for 4 to enjoy the impressive interior and views which extend to the surrounding hills.
Just a few miles from the Isle of Skye, it is clear that Avernish Lodge has been styled with great care. A swish bathroom with spacious walk-in shower sets the luxurious tone of the rest of the property. The two king-size bedrooms are not only elegant, but benefit from direct access to the terrace outside. Opening the curtains to views like these is a fine way to start the day.
The main living area creates more enticing spaces. Large and open-plan, there’s underfloor heating and a log-burning stove keeping things cosy. Next to temptingly comfy sofas, there’s Sky TV and Wi-Fi, plus an armchair perfectly placed for sitting back and enjoying the view.
A dining area with solid wood dining table and tall chairs complements a fully equipped kitchen, while the patio with table and chairs is an irresistible breakfast spot. With no traffic for miles, all you will hear is the sound of the local wildlife.
Walking, hiking and mountain-biking are all popular activities in the area, and no wonder. If you have the stamina, you could explore the 40km cycle loop to Plockton, a charming village on the shores of Loch Carron where you will find some great restaurants. You could even take a cruise to do some seal-spotting, and it’s a popular spot for photographers too.
Dating back to the 13th century, Eilean Donan Castle is an amazing local landmark you won’t want to miss. Located at the point where 3 lochs meet, the surroundings are genuinely spectacular, so make sure you take your camera.
In the opposite direction, the village Kyle of Lochalsh is around 7 miles away, forming the gateway to the Isle of Skye beyond, another must-visit.
With all this natural beauty on the doorstep, your time at Avernish Lodge will be an unforgettable experience – this is stunning Scotland at its very best.
Just a few miles from the Isle of Skye, it is clear that Avernish Lodge has been styled with great care. A swish bathroom with spacious walk-in shower sets the luxurious tone of the rest of the property. The two king-size bedrooms are not only elegant, but benefit from direct access to the terrace outside. Opening the curtains to views like these is a fine way to start the day.
The main living area creates more enticing spaces. Large and open-plan, there’s underfloor heating and a log-burning stove keeping things cosy. Next to temptingly comfy sofas, there’s Sky TV and Wi-Fi, plus an armchair perfectly placed for sitting back and enjoying the view.
A dining area with solid wood dining table and tall chairs complements a fully equipped kitchen, while the patio with table and chairs is an irresistible breakfast spot. With no traffic for miles, all you will hear is the sound of the local wildlife.
Walking, hiking and mountain-biking are all popular activities in the area, and no wonder. If you have the stamina, you could explore the 40km cycle loop to Plockton, a charming village on the shores of Loch Carron where you will find some great restaurants. You could even take a cruise to do some seal-spotting, and it’s a popular spot for photographers too.
Dating back to the 13th century, Eilean Donan Castle is an amazing local landmark you won’t want to miss. Located at the point where 3 lochs meet, the surroundings are genuinely spectacular, so make sure you take your camera.
In the opposite direction, the village Kyle of Lochalsh is around 7 miles away, forming the gateway to the Isle of Skye beyond, another must-visit.
With all this natural beauty on the doorstep, your time at Avernish Lodge will be an unforgettable experience – this is stunning Scotland at its very best.
In the most serene of settings – on the banks of beautiful Loch Alsh, no less – Avernish Lodge provides the true peace and quiet you’ve been longing for. There’s room for 4 to enjoy the impressive interior and views which extend to the surrounding hills.
Just a few miles from the Isle of Skye, it is clear that Avernish Lodge has been styled with great care. A swish bathroom with spacious walk-in shower sets the luxurious tone of the rest of the property. The two king-size bedrooms are not only elegant, but benefit from direct access to the terrace outside. Opening the curtains to views like these is a fine way to start the day.
The main living area creates more enticing spaces. Large and open-plan, there’s underfloor heating and a log-burning stove keeping things cosy. Next to temptingly comfy sofas, there’s Sky TV and Wi-Fi, plus an armchair perfectly placed for sitting back and enjoying the view.
A dining area with solid wood dining table and tall chairs complements a fully equipped kitchen, while the patio with table and chairs is an irresistible breakfast spot. With no traffic for miles, all you will hear is the sound of the local wildlife.
Walking, hiking and mountain-biking are all popular activities in the area, and no wonder. If you have the stamina, you could explore the 40km cycle loop to Plockton, a charming village on the shores of Loch Carron where you will find some great restaurants. You could even take a cruise to do some seal-spotting, and it’s a popular spot for photographers too.
Dating back to the 13th century, Eilean Donan Castle is an amazing local landmark you won’t want to miss. Located at the point where 3 lochs meet, the surroundings are genuinely spectacular, so make sure you take your camera.
In the opposite direction, the village Kyle of Lochalsh is around 7 miles away, forming the gateway to the Isle of Skye beyond, another must-visit.
With all this natural beauty on the doorstep, your time at Avernish Lodge will be an unforgettable experience – this is stunning Scotland at its very best.
Just a few miles from the Isle of Skye, it is clear that Avernish Lodge has been styled with great care. A swish bathroom with spacious walk-in shower sets the luxurious tone of the rest of the property. The two king-size bedrooms are not only elegant, but benefit from direct access to the terrace outside. Opening the curtains to views like these is a fine way to start the day.
The main living area creates more enticing spaces. Large and open-plan, there’s underfloor heating and a log-burning stove keeping things cosy. Next to temptingly comfy sofas, there’s Sky TV and Wi-Fi, plus an armchair perfectly placed for sitting back and enjoying the view.
A dining area with solid wood dining table and tall chairs complements a fully equipped kitchen, while the patio with table and chairs is an irresistible breakfast spot. With no traffic for miles, all you will hear is the sound of the local wildlife.
Walking, hiking and mountain-biking are all popular activities in the area, and no wonder. If you have the stamina, you could explore the 40km cycle loop to Plockton, a charming village on the shores of Loch Carron where you will find some great restaurants. You could even take a cruise to do some seal-spotting, and it’s a popular spot for photographers too.
Dating back to the 13th century, Eilean Donan Castle is an amazing local landmark you won’t want to miss. Located at the point where 3 lochs meet, the surroundings are genuinely spectacular, so make sure you take your camera.
In the opposite direction, the village Kyle of Lochalsh is around 7 miles away, forming the gateway to the Isle of Skye beyond, another must-visit.
With all this natural beauty on the doorstep, your time at Avernish Lodge will be an unforgettable experience – this is stunning Scotland at its very best.
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Detailed pricing info
Jan/Feb-£1250
March- £1650
April- £1850
May/June- £2000
July/August - £2500
Sept/Oct- £2000
Nov/Dec- £1250
Christmas & New Year - £2000
All prices are for one week bookings are from Saturday to Saturday.
Shorter breakers are sometimes available but supplements may apply.
March- £1650
April- £1850
May/June- £2000
July/August - £2500
Sept/Oct- £2000
Nov/Dec- £1250
Christmas & New Year - £2000
All prices are for one week bookings are from Saturday to Saturday.
Shorter breakers are sometimes available but supplements may apply.
Jan/Feb-£1250
March- £1650
April- £1850
May/June- £2000
July/August - £2500
Sept/Oct- £2000
Nov/Dec- £1250
Christmas & New Year - £2000
All prices are for one week bookings are from Saturday to Saturday.
Shorter breakers are sometimes available but supplements may apply.
March- £1650
April- £1850
May/June- £2000
July/August - £2500
Sept/Oct- £2000
Nov/Dec- £1250
Christmas & New Year - £2000
All prices are for one week bookings are from Saturday to Saturday.
Shorter breakers are sometimes available but supplements may apply.
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