Kylesmorar, Loch Nevis, Mallaig
Self catering accommodation
Kylesmorar offers a truly unforgettable highland castaway experience. Accessible only by boat or on foot, the small croft houses nestle below the towering mountains of North Morar.
Sitting almost on the shore of Loch Nevis, The Wee House, The Old Post Office and the Old Schoolhouse/Bothy have been renovated to the highest standard and offer the perfect getaway from modern life for groups of 2 to 8.
Kylesmorar offers a wonderful base to explore the hills, spend time messing around the rock pools and on the shore, contemplating by the fire or taking the opportunity to explore Loch Nevis by boat with Estate staff.
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The Old Post Office
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The front hallway opens into a spacious sitting room with exposed beams and stone walls. A sofa and armchairs are arranged in front of the log burning stove. The sitting room opens into a farmhouse style kitchen/dining room with large pine table (able to seat up to eight), oil fired stove, fitted wall units and freestanding pine dressers, gas hob and oven and fridge freezer. There is ample crockery and cutlery for up to eight. Upstairs, a double bedroom and a twin bedroom look out to sea allowing you to wake and see the sunrise over Loch Nevis. Both bedrooms are individually furnished to a high standard. The shower room is wood panelled and has a mains powered shower. |
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The Old Schoolhouse & Bothy A small whitewashed building, the Old Schoolhouse was formerly the School for the crofting community of Kylesmorar in the 19th century. Along with the adjacent bothy, it has been renovated to provide a unique arrangement providing comfortable accommodation for up to four. |
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The Bothy
The main feature of the Bothy is the open plan kitchen/dining and sitting area with stone floor, exposed wood beams, bespoke timber kitchen units and oil fired stove. This room opens out into the garden allowing you to enjoy the highland air from the comfort of your chair. In addition to the oil fired stove, the kitchen has a gas oven and hob and ample cooking utensils and pots with crockery and cutlery for four. The spacious bedroom has two comfortable single beds, easily pushed together and an inviting bathroom with bath and separate tiled shower. |
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The Schoolhouse
The timber lined walls and a real log fire at the end of the bed, combine with thick, luxurious bedding and bespoke furnishings to create a completely unique and private space allowing you to watch the sun set and the dawn break over the Cuillins of Skye from your pillow. |
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The house shares facilities with the adjoining Bothy. Fresh linen, towels, wood, coal and kindling are provided. The Schoolhouse benefits from central heating to ensure that you remain warm and snug, even on the coldest nights. |
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The Wee House
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The upstairs double bedroom with its combed ceiling benefits from a bathroom across the landing and the twin bedroom downstairs has an adjoining shower room. The stairway to the upper floor is particularly steep and may not be suitable for all guests. The two reception rooms downstairs have views over the bay and incorporate many original features. The focal point of the living room is a diesel stove heating the property and the kitchens bespoke wooden seating area would be perfect for planning the day's excursion. |
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The bay includes a handful of properties incorporating a converted church used as a bunk house for walkers and the adjoining Inn which has also been restored and now provides accommodation for employees. This remote but historic setting will allow guests to experience Highland life. |
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The Kylesmorar Experience
Whether you decide to take a leisurely stroll along the shore, stopping to search amongst the rock pools, traversing Tarbet Glen to Loch Morar or undertake the more challenging prospect of one of the area's Munros or spectacular ridge walks, the stunning mountain landscape surrounding Kylesmorar is hard to resist. On the quieter days, it may be possible to take a trip on an estate boat into the upper regions of the loch or to check the Kylesmorar lobster pots for supper. For the less energetic; take time to enjoy a long lie and a leisurely breakfast before taking a walk down to the shore to search for mussels for your lunch. Fresh vegetables and free range eggs may be available from the kitchen garden by arrangement with estate staff. For the afternoon, settle down with a book in front of the fire for a quiet afternoon as your dinner slowly roasts in the oven. Weather permitting, the Estate boat can take you to Inverie on the Knoydart peninsula to enjoy an exhilarating walk of the surrounding area and/or have lunch at one of the remotest public houses in Britain, before returning in the afternoon to Kylesmorar on the MV Western Isles. See more about the "Kylesmorar Experience" including a downloadable video at our own website www.kylesmorar.com Further Information
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"Getting up early, pulling on wellies and going down to the shore with a bucket to gather clams for lunch seemed such a treat"
"Coming back across the loch after a three hour hike and seeing the thin column of smoke from the chimney and knowing that soon we'd be warm and cosy by the fire was the highlight of our trip" |
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Further information is available from:
Deoné Loots White House Tarbet Bay Loch Nevis Mallaig PH41 4PP Tel: 07595 020575 Email: enquiries@kylesmorar.com Visit www.kylesmorar.com
Availability, prices and credit card bookings can be made via Unique Cottages
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