A cottage in splendid Hebridean isolation.
Cnoceisgan, pronounced "Cnoc aysh kin " was built in the 1890's, on the northern shore of Quidinish Point, in the Bays of Harris. Surrounded on all sides by great views of sea, mountains, lochs and Skye.
What you won't find is another house!
It is an idyllic spot, where the only sounds are the sea and birdsong, and the only light pollution is starlight, or if you are lucky the Northern Lights. The area is teeming with wildlife, including otters, eagles, and basking sharks. The house has been sympathetically refurbished to retain the character and charm of the original house, while providing you with a secluded comfortable home from which to explore this amazing island.
Cnoceisgan, pronounced "Cnoc aysh kin " was built in the 1890's, on the northern shore of Quidinish Point, in the Bays of Harris. Surrounded on all sides by great views of sea, mountains, lochs and Skye.
What you won't find is another house!
It is an idyllic spot, where the only sounds are the sea and birdsong, and the only light pollution is starlight, or if you are lucky the Northern Lights. The area is teeming with wildlife, including otters, eagles, and basking sharks. The house has been sympathetically refurbished to retain the character and charm of the original house, while providing you with a secluded comfortable home from which to explore this amazing island.
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