An Taigh Boighreach
Resort overview

An Taigh Boighreach on the Isle of North Uist in The Hebrides, Scotland is a charming, two bedroom property to accommodate up to five guests.

The Cottage is decorated and furnished to a high standard and equipped with modern appliances. This most attractive cottage was originally the Church, converted in 1997, retaining period ecclesiastical features and is located about 15 minutes drive from one of the best beaches on the island - Claddach Sands.

Accommodation: Open plan lounge/dining room/kitchen area with cast iron feature stove, freeview television, cd player, iPod dock,  dvd player. Fully equipped kitchen complete with dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and washer/dryer. Electric cooking. Recently upgraded shower room with wc. Two attractive bedrooms, one king size and one twin, with an additional single bed available on request. Small sun porch overlooking the sea loch Loch Portain, and the village of Lochmaddy in the distance. A cot and highchair are available on request, free of charge, please provide linen for the cot. Pets are most welcome, by prior arrangement. There is an extra charge for peat and electricity - £50 per week.  For the 2018 season the sun porch is being extended and an en-suite shower room and wc is being added to the master bedroom.

On site is an informal garden area with garden chairs and ample parking. There is also shared use of a garage for outdoor equipment. Feel free to borrow the beach toys, small body boards etc

This attractive cottage, An Taigh Boighreach in Scotland, was originally the church for the small fishing and crofting community of Loch Portain, nine miles from Lochmaddey, the main island village and ferry terminal. The property has marvellous views over the bay and also inland over the Priest's Loch, renowned worldwide for brown trout fishing.  

Designated by the Countryside Commission as in an Area of Outstanding Scenic Interest and by Scottish National Heritage as an Area of Special Interest for Flora and Fauna, it is about fifteen minutes drive from one of the island's most attractive, yet peaceful beaches. Excellent for walking, world famous salmon, sea trout and brown trout fishing, bird watching and visiting the many nearby islands, including Berneray (Prince Charles' island hideaway). Excellent bird watching is provided at the RSPB reserve at Balranald. Further details about fishing are available on request. Abseiling and a variety of water sports, including diving, can also be arranged on request. A car is essential at this property to fully explore the Island.