 ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation in the house is spacious
and comfortable. The large kitchen/dining
room is roofed with the original old beams.
There is a well-equipped modern kitchen,
with cooker, fridge, freezer, microwave,
washing machine and tumble dryer. At the
other end is the dining area, with a large
oak table seating up to six people in comfort.
One door leads through a passage to a
bathroom, with bath, shower and WC and
to the back bedroom, which has an antique
four-poster bed, Arts and Crafts furniture and
a spectacular sea view. You can lie in bed,
looking out over the waves.
The other door leads into the living room,
which has a rather medieval character. It
rises to the full height of the house, with
a large open fireplace in the stone gable
wall. A staircase leads up to the gallery,
which is a spacious open-plan area with
sea views from panoramic windows and
a balustrade overlooking the living room
below. Half of the gallery is laid out as
a generous second seating area and the
other half as a bedroom with a double
and single bed. Once again, you can lie
in bed and look out over the waves.
Off the living room is the front bedroom.
This is a large bright room, with a
window seat overlooking Loch Bay. It
contains a lovely Arts and Crafts oak
bedroom suite, c.1900, with a double and
a single bed, and has an en-suite WC and
washbasin. FACILITIES & CHARGES
Electricity is by coin-operated meter (£1
coins). There is a payphone, and oil-fired
central heating is provided at cost (by
meter reading). Coal is available at the
house at cost. All bed linen is provided
free and towels are available for a small
charge. Facilities include two satellite TV sets, a
video, DVD, CD player & radio, a cot, a high
chair, and garden furniture.
Broadband internet access is available on request for visitors who
want to bring their own laptops. |
