Beach House is one of the original fishing cottages on the shores of Ullapool. The house has remained in the same family for over 100years and the current owners live next door so are on hand to welcome and assist you for your stay.
The house boasts two master en-suite bedrooms as well as a fully fitted kitchen, living room as well a spacious balcony and a barbeque that looks out west towards the Summer Islands.
Beach House is a short walk from all the village’s facilities, shops, bars and restaurants. The views out the front and from the secluded balcony to the rear are stunning and often offer the famous sunsets and sunrises that this part of the world are famous for – in the winter we even get glipses of Aurora Borealis – northern lights!
All guests have full use of:
- 2 Master Ensuite bedrooms available with Twin beds or Queen size beds
- Bed Linen Provided
- Living room with TV
- Large Kitchen Complete with Washing Machine, Tumble Dryer, Oven, and Microwave
- Outdoor Barbeque
- Balcony
- Parking
- Private Mooring
- Storage space on beach for dinghy, canoes or kayaks.
- Wifi
Ullapool itself is well known for culture, activity and life. Host to a book, guitar, beer, music and dance festival, there are also a number of galleries and bars that offer music and entertainment. Walks within and around the village take in the river, hills and woods that surround us, and with in a short drive you are in to some of the least spoilt natural scenery and wildlife of Europe, including some famous mountains and beaches.
For those wishing to just relax and unwind, the local restaurants can take care of your food – some of which is fresh from the sea that we over look, and enjoy the peace and more sedate way of life, fresh air, and friendly environment that rural Highlands are known for.
The loch and island beyond are home to dolhin, whale, seal and sea eagles. Boat trips from Ullapool harbour can take you to see these up close. The ferry from Ullapool crosses the Minch to the Outer Hebrides. The roads north and south are a joy to drive, winding through glens and mountains and stopping at coastal villages including Lochinver in Assynt, Achiltibuie in Coigach and south to Gairloch and Skye.
For those that enjoy fishing, you can cast from the beach in front of the house and catch pollock, mackerel and even the occasional sea trout. For those who are serious about their fishing, you can take your own boat and there is a private mooring just off the beach as well as a secluded space on the beach for your tender. This space can also be used as a storage space for canoes, kayaks or a dinghy.