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Settled into the seaside village of Miavaig, near Uig on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland, you will find the quaint seaside cottage of Taigh Eachainn.
With enchanting scenic views, this property can be rented along with the neighbouring property Taigh Tharmoid Ruaidh and is perfect for families who love nothing more than to feel the wild sea breeze on their skin and explore the unbroken countryside.
A spacious sitting room welcomes you home after a long day spent at the beach, two sofas and a woodburning stove assist relaxation and warm your feet as you plan your next adventure.
Find yourself in the kitchen/diner when stomachs start to rumble, cleanly decorated and the perfect place for a social family meal, cook together using the well fitted kitchen supplying all of the home comforts that you will need before setting the table and enjoying your meal.
Follow the winding staircase to the first-floor, discovering a super-king-size bedroom and a twin bedroom, both are loft rooms with gently sloping ceilings and a soft grey carpet floor, tweed rugs reflecting the seaside vibes and storage, as well as a view over the bay.
When in need of relaxation take a soak in the bath, enjoying the lovely tiles furnishing the area, or grab a quick shower in the ground-floor shower room before you head outdoors.
Outside you will find parking for one car, and an enclosed gravel garden where you can see the bay below.
Within a short walk you will find yourself at the local bay, perfect for catching up on some reading in the sunshine after a picnic, beach combing or enjoying wild swimming and watersports with your family, or embark on hikes across the local area.
Venture a little further to find the famously white sandy beaches of Reef and Uig bay or enjoy a meal at one of the local cafes and bars, before stocking up on essentials at Uig village store.
33.5 miles away you will find Stornoway, with a greater selection of bars and shops, as well as local craft shops and galleries, a museum presenting a history of the local culture, or head to one of the many archaeological sites of interest including Calanais Standing Stones.
Throughout the isle of Lewis, you will also take note of the beautiful wildlife, ranging from red deer and ringed plovers to white tailed eagles and golden eagles.
If you wish to sample local flavours, head over to the distillery at Abhainn Dearg for tours and tasters.
With so many different places to explore, the Isle of Lewis is the perfect place for you to begin your family getaway to Scotland, and where better to stay then Taigh Eachainn.
The islands can be reached by flights from Edinburgh, Glasgow or Inverness; or by ferry from Uig on Skye to Tarbert, or Ullapool to Stornoway.
EPC Rating: Band D