‘High tide’ is an extremely spacious bungalow occupying a most desirable location with direct access on to the sea shore. From the house there are spectacular sea views across Loch Dunvegan towards the Vaternish peninsula and westwards to the hills of the Outer Hebrides.

The bungalow stands in one of Skye’s finest gardens, as seen on television’s Channel 4 Garden Club and the generously proportioned area offers seclusion and privacy. There is a long paved patio area at the front of the house, accessed by sliding patio doors and this is an ideal place for enjoying the evening glass of wine while taking in the panoramic sea and mountain views. The space, location, views and comfortable furnished bungalow will be sure to impress you on your arrival and ensure that you return to ‘High Tide’ year after year.

Located in the picturesque crofting township of Colbost and conveniently within walking distance of the world famous ‘Three Chimneys Restaurant’ (voted 28th best restaurant in the world). Dunvegan is the nearest main village some 5 miles away and is home to the famous Dunvegan Castle, the oldest inhabited castle in Scotland. Facilities in Dunvegan include a selection of small shops, petrol stations, hotels and restaurants. The area is packed with exciting outdoor activities such as a boat trip to see the seals just a short distance from the castle.

The accommodation within this property is for up to 8 people in two spacious double bedrooms and two twin bedrooms. There is an impressively spacious lounge overlooking the front garden and providing sea views. This is equipped with TV, DVD and CD player. The spacious dining hall is situated in the middle of the house and has sliding patio doors leading onto the large outside patio area.

The well equipped dining kitchen comes with a electric hob, double oven, tumble dryer, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave etc. There is a spacious 4 piece bathroom and separate shower room. The house is centrally heated and the heating is included in the rental price. The house is approached from gates at the rear which lead down to a parking area.