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Ceithir Raithean
Ceithir Raithean Self Catering, a striking wooden house of spacious dimensions, tastefully designed using much natural material, maximising on light and space.
Set in an excellent coastal/rural location, it is extremely well presented and equipped to a high standard, sleeping up to 7 persons with master bedroom ensuite, 2 further double bedrooms, and 1 single bed on the mezzanine floor.
Ceithir Raithean is set in approx 2 acres of natural landscape, with a further 13 acres of rural landscape to explore behind the property. Sea views and a short walk to the famous Camusdarach Beach.
You will find space & light with quality, simple yet tasteful décor with solid oak floors, large walk around stone fire place in the lounge leading to the decking which is ideal for relaxing with a drink to watch the sun set over the sea in glorious shades of pinks red & orange.
There is Sky TV, DVD and stereo CD, Bose ipod docking station and a PS2 with a selection of games. We also now have Wireless Internet for those of you who like to keep in touch with friends & family or work.
A luxurious bathroom with double jacuzzi and an ensuite shower room both with heated towel rails. The property has under floor heating.
The kitchen is fully equipped - oak doors with a paint effect finish, granite work tops, double Belfast sink, double ovens, microwave and fridge, freezer and dishwasher. You'll find all you need to whip up a tasty meal if you just want a cosy night in. There are washing and drying facilities in the utility room and a barbeque for the summer months.
Information On Surrounding Area
With stunning coastal and mountain walks, you are 5 minutes from Camusdarach beach as was featured in the film 'Local Hero'.
From glorious sunsets to rummaging around rock pools, it is also an ideal base for mountain bike riding, canoeing, fishing and golfers out there will enjoy the excellent views from the nine hole golf course at Traigh.
Boat trips run from Arisaig and Mallaig and this is a chance to explore the local Islands of Muck, Rum and Eigg, this is also a good opportunity to spot Seals, Dolphins, Porpoise and Minke whales. Basking sharks have also been seen depending on the time of year. From Deer, Common Buzzards, Sea and Golden Eagles, right down to cheeky Pine Martins the area is rich in wildlife so it's a good idea to always keep a keen eye.
The small fishing village of Mallaig is a 5-minute drive and from here you can take the car ferry to Skye, hop a ride on the Jacobite steam train to Fort William (seasonal), or just take a casual stroll around the harbour. There is also a heated swimming pool with fun days for the kiddies. Here you will also find local supermarkets, chemist and gift shops. Local restaurants are a must visit priority for sea food lovers and for those who enjoy pub nights and live music, the local paper West Word has details of these events.
Price List Per Week
Our prices include heating, electricity, internet, bed linen and towels.
Unfortunately we have to decline pets.
January - March £730
April - May £950
June - August £1200
September - October £950
November - December £730
Christmas / New Year £1200
Bookings/enquiries:
Vanessa Blower
4 Willow Mead
Romiley
Stockport
Cheshire SK6 4GA
Tel: 0161 406 6010 Mobile 07919 356 832
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