Guests say
Taigh Uaine is a well-equipped, cosy cottage set in a stunning, peaceful location with breathtaking views of the Highlands and the sea. Guests consistently praise its cleanliness, comfort, and the abundance of walking and wildlife opportunities nearby. The remote setting offers tranquillity and excellent stargazing, though visitors should be prepared for a long drive to shops and occasional minor maintenance issues. The cottage is ideal for families and those seeking a relaxing escape in beautiful natural surroundings.
Multiple reviews highlight the cottage as very clean and well maintained, with no significant complaints about cleanliness.
The location is repeatedly described as stunning, peaceful, and perfect for those seeking natural beauty, with panoramic views and excellent access to walks and beaches.
Guests find the cottage cosy and comfortable, especially with the log burner and underfloor heating, though a few mention it can be chilly at times.
The cottage is praised for being well equipped, with all essentials provided. Minor issues such as a non-working bathroom radiator and dated decor are mentioned but do not detract significantly from the overall experience.
There are no references to welcome gifts or extra thoughtful touches in the reviews, so a score cannot be provided for this category.
About this property
A pretty detached single storey cottage set in its own grounds.. All on the
Ground Floor:
Living room: TV, DVD Player, Bluetooth Speaker, Woodburner
Kitchen/dining room: Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Bedroom 2: 2 x Single (3ft) Beds
Bathroom: Bath With Shower Over, Toilet.
Ground source heat pump underfloor heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and fuel for wood burner stove included. Cot and highchair available.. Garden with garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking.. This pretty detached single storey cottage is set in its own grounds at the end of the Achnacarnin township road on the Stoer Peninsula - one of the most breathtaking beautiful locations on the renowned north west coast of Scotland. With views across the sea to the Assynt Mountains beyond, this cottage has been built to maximise its idyllic location.
Whilst it is a modern property, the main living area takes its inspiration from a traditional croft house and byre, with high ceilings and wood burning stove, surrounded by Caithness stone. The Gaelic name translates at The Green House; this alludes not only to the outside paintwork, but also to its eco friendly green credentials with a heat pump supplying heat and hot water, which was pretty innovative when it was built. Shops, pub and restaurant 8 miles.
The laundry service picks up on Thursday mornings. They don't need to see you or come into the house as they collect from a separate place, but it can be a shock to see someone walk past the window in the early morning so we thought we'd warn you.
EPC Rating = C
Reviews (17)
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Confirmed Guest
Perfect place to relax and get away from hustle and bustle. Beautiful scenery.
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Confirmed Guest
Due to a last minute cancellation (by the owner) of a cottage booked last October, we had just four days to find another cottage for our holiday. TAIGH UAINE was excellent, very comfortable, peaceful and very well equipped. The view from the cottage was beautiful. Weather was very changeable but that is Scotland for you - we are used to that!Thank you.
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S Reston
The cottage is lovely and we enjoyed our stay there very much. It is quite far from shops and it is not especially easy to get to, but the twisty and mountainous road is very scenic and the sandy Clashnessie beach and waterfalls are relatively close. The Old Man of Stoer and the Lighthouse are within walking distance and both are “must-see”. We will miss the panoramic view from the living room - the sea and the mountains. There is another house just opposite the cottage, but it did not spoil the view. Overall, we loved the cottage and happy to recommend it.