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1 Kinnettas Cottages Strathpeffer Scotland, Strathpeffer

Management:	Verified owner
Property:	Holiday Rental House
Bedrooms:	3, sleeps 6
Bathrooms:	2

Number 1, Kinnettas Cottages is a traditional, 19th century stone cottage which has been recently renovated. The cottage is now available for weekly let to ...

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£288 - £668
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Scotland cottage, Scotland Ref 2589, Achnasheen

2 reviews

Management:	Professional
Property:	Holiday Rental House
Bedrooms:	2, sleeps 5
Bathrooms:	2

Recroy is a detached holiday cottage nestled on a remote hillside above the tiny hamlet of Nedd which offers breathtaking views along the western shore of ...

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£195 - £431
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Scotland cottage, Scotland Ref 1901, Strathpeffer

1 review

Management:	Professional
Property:	Holiday Rental House
Bedrooms:	2, sleeps 4
Bathrooms:	1

This modern detached bungalow is situated in a peaceful location on the owner’s rural estate and is tastefully decorated and furnished, offering accommodation ...

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£218 - £492
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Scotland cottage, Scotland Ref 1127, Aultbea

1 review

Management:	Professional
Property:	Holiday Rental House
Bedrooms:	3, sleeps 6
Bathrooms:	2

Aultbea is situated on the north-eastern shore of Loch Ewe and is sheltered from the westerly winds by the Isle of Ewe. The Apartment is situated just 6 ...

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£213 - £458
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Woodlands Apartment Strathpeffer Highlands, Strathpeffer

Management:	Verified owner
Property:	Condo/Apartment
Bedrooms:	2, sleeps 4
Bathrooms:	2

Located in the charming spa village of Strathpeffer, Woodlands Apartment forms the upper floor of a traditional stone built Victorian guesthouse. With ...

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£462
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Scotland cottage, Scotland Ref 1739, Aultbea

Management:	Professional
Property:	Holiday Rental House
Bedrooms:	1, sleeps 2
Bathrooms:	1

This attractive open plan apartment is decorated and furnished to a high standard throughout, offering bright, spacious living including a well-equipped ...

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£199 - £423
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Scotland cottage, Scotland Ref 3558, Strathpeffer

Management:	Professional
Property:	Holiday Rental House
Bedrooms:	2, sleeps 4
Bathrooms:	1

This custom-built timber chalet is an unusual, comfortable and spacious holiday property and sleeps up to four people. This is a lovely custom-built timber ...

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£226 - £431
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Scotland cottage, Scotland Ref 3557, Strathpeffer

Management:	Professional
Property:	Holiday Rental House
Bedrooms:	3, sleeps 6
Bathrooms:	1

This property is a stylish and unique, custom-built timber chalet designed to sleep up to six people in spacious and modern luxury. This is a custom built ...

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£221 - £472
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Tain Holidays, Tain

Management:	Verified owner
Property:	Condo/Apartment
Bedrooms:	3, sleeps 6
Bathrooms:	2

The Royal Burgh of Tain is Scotland's oldest Royal Burgh and is home to many fine buildings, an 18-hole golf course, museum and a thriving town centre. Our ...

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£406 - £611
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Plockton - Is this a good base to walk Syke?

Posted by Roonski, 10 Feb 2008

I am considering booking An Aird, self catering apartment for 2 weeks in september 2008. Can't find any reviews. We intend to walk the mountains and wondered if Plockton is a good base for walking skye. We have never been there before. Any tips very welcome! ... more

Fort William, Fort Augustus or Aviemore?

Posted by dodger70, 26 Mar 2009

... Aviemore is a purpose built vacation place full of people. I think you will be disappointed. Actually, I would pick a place like Nairn or someplace on the East coast below Edinburgh, like North Berwick. You could aways spend a day in Edinburgh. It really is a hard call, but ... more

Posted by woodybark, 30 Mar 2009

... children.Grantown on Spey, Boat of Garten and Nethybridge are spilling over with holiday rental properties so I would advise basing yourselves in one of those towns/villages and you are still only about 35 minutes from Inverness and all the attractions you can access from there. Cheers Woody x ... more

Highlands in August - base in Glencoe or Inverness

Posted by janet528, 14 Apr 2009

Well, I have been looking into vacation rentals and Glencoe and Inverness have been the locations that have popped up on the Home Away website. Is there another good resource for rentals? Why not Scotland in August? ... more

Posted by janet528, 14 Apr 2009

I would love to rent on Skye but so far, I haven't been able to find any rentals for 5 nights - all are for a week at a time, and we would need part of one week and part of the next. ... more

Posted by Hubbert's_Peak, 14 Apr 2009

You might checkout rentals in the Glen Shiel - Kyle of Lochalsh area. The former ferry from Kyle to Skye was replaced by a bridge some years ago and bridge tolls have also been abolished thus it's quick to access Skye from Glen Shiel. I assume you'll have a rental car but ... more

Inverness with teenagers

Posted by stifflerclan, 29 Jul 2008

... I'm not timing our vacation to the second and I'm willing to spend more time if necessary. But, I have to be prepared for the boredom factor that plagues teens. I was thinking that Ft George is a "would be nice" but can be deleted from the schedule ... more

Posted by JACombs, 29 Jul 2008

... just 4 adults in the biggest station wagon I could find online to rent and the 2 in the back had to hold suitcases on their laps while we were driving....and the car rental online said that vehicle held 5 people...not sure how. Enjoy Scotland...we sure did ... more

First time to Scotland need some guide info ...

Posted by BaxterSP, 1 Mar 2008

... ideal time to take that vacation to Scotland ... ... of the trip. On our vacations in the US and Canada, we enjoy flying to a new location and getting a rental car to ... ... on our own in a rental car. When ... ... age 16. This one day rental confirmed that we had ... more

car vs train vs bus? Traveling Scotland in Sept?

Posted by zzzzzs, 25 May 2007

... Stirling. We checked out car rental and it was very expensive. Friends advised not driving and taking the trains. We don't want to spend our whole vacation making travel connections, but we dont' want to spend $$$$ on a car if it is not needed. We are coming to relax ... more

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