Ceithir Raithean Self Catering
Accommodation
in the West Highlands of Scotland
Scottish Tourist Board 4 Stars
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Ceithir Raithean a striking wooden house of spacious dimensions sympathetically designed using much natural material set in an excellent coastal/rural location.
It is extremely well presented and equipped to a high standard particularly the kitchen and bathrooms. Amongst the Mountains, Lochs, Coastline and Sea you'll find an abundance of wildlife, white sandy beaches and Islands to explore, it's a place for peaceful contemplation against a backdrop of dramatic scenery. |
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Set in its own 15 acres of natural landscape
Ceithir Raithean was built in 1999 and designed by a
local architect. Translated the name means Four Seasons and whatever the time of year you are bound to be struck by the beauty of the surrounding scenery. |
| Inside with a light and spacious feel about the
place you will find quality furnishings and simple yet
tasteful décor. Oak floors throughout (under floor heating), large stone fireplace in lounge leading out to the decking, ideal for sitting down with a drink to watch the sun set over the sea. |
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| The kitchen is fully equipped to a high standard - oak doors with a paint effect finish, granite tops, double Belfast sink, double ovens, microwave, fridge freezer. Washing, drying and ironing facilities in the utility room. |
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There are 3 bedrooms, 3 double beds (one with an en suite shower),
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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. |
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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 2007/2008
Our prices include heating, electricity, bed linen and towels.
There is one high chair. Sorry we do not provide cots.
Sorry no pets.
| January To March (inc) | £685 |
| April | £795 |
| May | £900 |
| June | £950 |
| July & August (inc) | £1100 |
| September | £900 |
| October | £850 |
| November | £685 |
| December | £685 |
| Christmas / New Year | £1100 |
Bookings are usually Saturday to Saturday
arriving at 4.00 pm and departing at 10.00 am.
However we do occasionally have short break and weekend lets
depending on availability
| For enquiries / bookings, please
contact: Vanessa or Joe |
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