Tigh nan Shian was built from the ruins of a crofter’s cottage in the 1970’s and was completely refurbished in 2004. It stands on a hill (from which its Gaelic name derives - “ Hill of the Fairies”) in enclosed garden grounds of approximately two-thirds of an acre. There is a sitting area as well as wild garden for children (and adults!) to explore.
Accommodation comprises a large dining kitchen (washing machine, fridge, freezer, microwave, drying facilities) with stunning views of the sea and mountains from the picture window, separate family/dining room, spacious living room (with open fire, satellite TV, video, CD and radio), family bathroom with bath and large, separate walk-in shower. There is full electric heating (storage or panel) in every room. There are three bedrooms (double room [king-size bed], twin room, single room with a “pull out” [twin or double]). Linen is provided.
Accommodation comprises a large dining kitchen (washing machine, fridge, freezer, microwave, drying facilities) with stunning views of the sea and mountains from the picture window, separate family/dining room, spacious living room (with open fire, satellite TV, video, CD and radio), family bathroom with bath and large, separate walk-
Further details can be obtained from:
Linda Harling and Stephanie James
The Smithy House, STOER
Sutherland IV27 4JE
Telephone: 01571 855363
If you are interested in accommodation for only 1 or 2 people, please have a look at our other property:
www.stoersmithy.co.uk
On your way south - or north - if you are looking for B&B in the Fort William area please visit
www.seafieldhouse.org.uk
The Smithy House, STOER
Sutherland IV27 4JE
Telephone: 01571 855363
If you are interested in accommodation for only 1 or 2 people, please have a look at our other property:
www.stoersmithy.co.uk
On your way south -
Tigh nan Shian sleeps 6 and is open all year round. Well-behaved pets are welcome - by arrangement. Solid fuel is provided for the open fire. Electricity is by meter reading to be paid at the end of stay. A starter pack of groceries can be provided upon request.
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2008 Weekly Tariff | |
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WINTER: Jan- |
£295 |
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LOW: March- |
£345 |
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MID: May, October, Easter |
£395 |
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HIGH: June, September |
£495 |
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PEAK: July, August, Christmas and New Year |
£545 |
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Prices include linen, towels and fuel for the open fire. Electricity at cost by meter reading at end of stay. | |