8 Herbusta is a traditional crofter's cottage located in Kilmuir in northern Skye with a really good view across the Minch towards the Outer Hebrides.

The cottage is well-equipped, comfortable & is ideal for any group to enjoy the island. On the first floor, guests will find two bedrooms & a bathroom. On the ground floor is a farmhouse-style kitchen with dining area, a lounge with wood burner, the shower & utility room.

A garden lies to the front, great to sit out in & absorb the view...maybe even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights.

Within easy walking distance is the Skye Museum Of Island Life, with traditional thatched cottages & artefacts offering a taste of life for the crofters in bygone days.

The area is rich in wildlife & rare birds, including majestic golden eagles which regularly soar overhead. Also a walker's delight, as the cottage is ideally situated at the tip of the wild Trotternish Peninsula & being close to the Quiraing & Fairy Glen there are plenty of options for exploring on foot.

The cottage can accommodate 4 persons - 1 king-size bed in the main bedroom & 2 single beds in the twin room.

The amenities include -

• Off-road parking [additional space in large lay-by opposite]
• WiFi
• Telephone [incoming calls + emergency calls only]
• Wood burner [please note logs & kindling are not provided]
• AGA
• Washing machine
• Dishwasher
• Fridge & freezer
• Microwave
• Microwave oven
• Induction hob
• Oil-fired central heating
• 2 x 3 seater sofas
• 42" Sky TV + Sky Cinema, Sky Sports & BT Sport
• Home theatre system
• Selection of DVDs, books & board games
• Towels, bedding & blankets provided
• Highchair, cot & stairgate available [on request]
• No smoking
• Sorry no pets

*Note - Several steps lead down to the cottage making it unsuitable for wheelchair users or anyone that may struggle with steps.

Check-in time at the cottage is Saturday 5:00 pm & check-out time is the following Saturday 10:00 am.

Some 6 miles away is the nearest village Uig where facilities include a Post Office, a grocer’s shop, a pub, a restaurant, a petrol station & the ferry terminal for the Outer Hebrides. Portree, the island's capital, is a further 15 miles south where all the amenities you would expect from a small town can be found.