Ceannabeinne Cottage
Beautifully restored cottage with serene interiors on the edge of a stunning stretch of Highland coastline, offering sweeping coastal views.
- Sleeps 4
- 1
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Highlights
- From its unrivalled perch above Ceannabeinne Beach, the cottage gazes across sweeping sands, pink cliffs and crystal-clear waters, with the towering Beinn Ceannabeinne rising dramatically behind.
- Built around 1820 and the last remaining building of a small township, this historic stone cottage was once a schoolhouse and has been
- lovingly restored to blend original character with modern comforts.
- Inside, relax in the tranquil living room in front of a wood-burning stove - the perfect spot to unwind in peace.
- A charming kitchen, complete with an Aga and all essential appliances, lets you prepare hearty meals to enjoy at the dining table, where the large window frames spectacular sea views.
- The king size bedroom offers a wonderfully comfortable retreat, while a custom made screened-off bunk area in the main room provides extra space for up to two guests.
- Situated along the iconic NC500 route, just minutes from Durness and Loch Eriboll, the cottage is a gateway to
- Scotland’s far north - a wild landscape of beaches, cliffs, lochs and ever-changing skies.
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You should know
- The cottage sleeps three guests, but a fourth may be accommodated by contacting the owners directly .
- There is a seven-night minimum stay.
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The details
From its unrivalled perch above Ceannabeinne Beach, this historic stone cottage gazes out across sweeping sands, striking pink cliffs and the crystal-clear waters of the northern Highlands. Behind it, Beinn Ceannabeinne rises up, completing a scene of extraordinary beauty in a place where sea and mountain meet.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is an idyllic retreat, steeped in history and recently refurbished for a perfect escape. Built around 1820 and once part of a small township, it is the only building that still remains, lovingly restored to retain its character while offering all the comfort you need.
Inside, you will love the calm interiors that invite you to relax and unwind in peace. Get comfy in the main room in front of the wood-burning stove as you enjoy a nice warm cuppa and stay toasty in front of the flames.
The delightful kitchen has original Caithness slate flooring and is nicely equipped with an Aga and all the other appliances you’ll need to prepare delicious feasts during your stay. And you can enjoy your meals at the dining table that sits in front of a big window that offers incredible sea views as you dine.
The king size bedroom is in the centre of this traditional longhouse, and offers a super-comfy bed with high quality pocket spring mattress and Egyptian cotton linen that all but guarantees a peaceful night’s sleep. The cottage is perfect for couples on a romantic break, however, there’s also a screened-off bunk area in the living room that offers extra sleeping space, making it a comfortable getaway for groups of three - or even four by arrangement. The recently renovated bathroom has a walk-in shower.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is in the very heart of the wild Highlands - a landscape both serene and dramatic, where sea, sand and mountain combine in unforgettable harmony. Ceannabeinne Cottage sits proudly along the legendary NC500 route, making it a perfect stop for adventurers seeking to experience Scotland’s far north. Just a short drive from Durness and the tranquil waters of Loch Eriboll, it offers endless opportunities for discovery, from windswept beaches to towering cliffs and hidden lochs. Or, if you prefer, simply linger at the cottage itself, soaking in the ever-changing skies and views that make this setting truly extraordinary.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is an idyllic retreat, steeped in history and recently refurbished for a perfect escape. Built around 1820 and once part of a small township, it is the only building that still remains, lovingly restored to retain its character while offering all the comfort you need.
Inside, you will love the calm interiors that invite you to relax and unwind in peace. Get comfy in the main room in front of the wood-burning stove as you enjoy a nice warm cuppa and stay toasty in front of the flames.
The delightful kitchen has original Caithness slate flooring and is nicely equipped with an Aga and all the other appliances you’ll need to prepare delicious feasts during your stay. And you can enjoy your meals at the dining table that sits in front of a big window that offers incredible sea views as you dine.
The king size bedroom is in the centre of this traditional longhouse, and offers a super-comfy bed with high quality pocket spring mattress and Egyptian cotton linen that all but guarantees a peaceful night’s sleep. The cottage is perfect for couples on a romantic break, however, there’s also a screened-off bunk area in the living room that offers extra sleeping space, making it a comfortable getaway for groups of three - or even four by arrangement. The recently renovated bathroom has a walk-in shower.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is in the very heart of the wild Highlands - a landscape both serene and dramatic, where sea, sand and mountain combine in unforgettable harmony. Ceannabeinne Cottage sits proudly along the legendary NC500 route, making it a perfect stop for adventurers seeking to experience Scotland’s far north. Just a short drive from Durness and the tranquil waters of Loch Eriboll, it offers endless opportunities for discovery, from windswept beaches to towering cliffs and hidden lochs. Or, if you prefer, simply linger at the cottage itself, soaking in the ever-changing skies and views that make this setting truly extraordinary.
From its unrivalled perch above Ceannabeinne Beach, this historic stone cottage gazes out across sweeping sands, striking pink cliffs and the crystal-clear waters of the northern Highlands. Behind it, Beinn Ceannabeinne rises up, completing a scene of extraordinary beauty in a place where sea and mountain meet.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is an idyllic retreat, steeped in history and recently refurbished for a perfect escape. Built around 1820 and once part of a small township, it is the only building that still remains, lovingly restored to retain its character while offering all the comfort you need.
Inside, you will love the calm interiors that invite you to relax and unwind in peace. Get comfy in the main room in front of the wood-burning stove as you enjoy a nice warm cuppa and stay toasty in front of the flames.
The delightful kitchen has original Caithness slate flooring and is nicely equipped with an Aga and all the other appliances you’ll need to prepare delicious feasts during your stay. And you can enjoy your meals at the dining table that sits in front of a big window that offers incredible sea views as you dine.
The king size bedroom is in the centre of this traditional longhouse, and offers a super-comfy bed with high quality pocket spring mattress and Egyptian cotton linen that all but guarantees a peaceful night’s sleep. The cottage is perfect for couples on a romantic break, however, there’s also a screened-off bunk area in the living room that offers extra sleeping space, making it a comfortable getaway for groups of three - or even four by arrangement. The recently renovated bathroom has a walk-in shower.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is in the very heart of the wild Highlands - a landscape both serene and dramatic, where sea, sand and mountain combine in unforgettable harmony. Ceannabeinne Cottage sits proudly along the legendary NC500 route, making it a perfect stop for adventurers seeking to experience Scotland’s far north. Just a short drive from Durness and the tranquil waters of Loch Eriboll, it offers endless opportunities for discovery, from windswept beaches to towering cliffs and hidden lochs. Or, if you prefer, simply linger at the cottage itself, soaking in the ever-changing skies and views that make this setting truly extraordinary.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is an idyllic retreat, steeped in history and recently refurbished for a perfect escape. Built around 1820 and once part of a small township, it is the only building that still remains, lovingly restored to retain its character while offering all the comfort you need.
Inside, you will love the calm interiors that invite you to relax and unwind in peace. Get comfy in the main room in front of the wood-burning stove as you enjoy a nice warm cuppa and stay toasty in front of the flames.
The delightful kitchen has original Caithness slate flooring and is nicely equipped with an Aga and all the other appliances you’ll need to prepare delicious feasts during your stay. And you can enjoy your meals at the dining table that sits in front of a big window that offers incredible sea views as you dine.
The king size bedroom is in the centre of this traditional longhouse, and offers a super-comfy bed with high quality pocket spring mattress and Egyptian cotton linen that all but guarantees a peaceful night’s sleep. The cottage is perfect for couples on a romantic break, however, there’s also a screened-off bunk area in the living room that offers extra sleeping space, making it a comfortable getaway for groups of three - or even four by arrangement. The recently renovated bathroom has a walk-in shower.
Ceannabeinne Cottage is in the very heart of the wild Highlands - a landscape both serene and dramatic, where sea, sand and mountain combine in unforgettable harmony. Ceannabeinne Cottage sits proudly along the legendary NC500 route, making it a perfect stop for adventurers seeking to experience Scotland’s far north. Just a short drive from Durness and the tranquil waters of Loch Eriboll, it offers endless opportunities for discovery, from windswept beaches to towering cliffs and hidden lochs. Or, if you prefer, simply linger at the cottage itself, soaking in the ever-changing skies and views that make this setting truly extraordinary.
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