The Cottage itself has 5 bedrooms, comfortable, accessible and hosts plenty of space for larger groups, as well as small groups. It has a large kitchen with an oil Aga, dining room, large lounge with a traditional peat burning stove for those cold winter evenings and a games room. The conservatory affords amazing panoramic views of the surrounding sea, and the views are spectacular from pretty much anywhere in the house. External to the house is a private walk that guests can undertake to take in the rugged coastline and breathtaking scenery, as well as a registered walk beside the house approx 5 miles. The house sleeps 10 adults and children and a cot for babies is provided. A large barn beside the property is also available to the guests with a large chest freezer, storage, bikes canoes. The area is rich in both history and culture as well a boasting a variety of marine-life, birds and other wildlife and lochs for fishing. The property provides a useful base central to Stornoway, Tarbert and other key sites like the Calanish Stones and the Carloway Broch, as well as all the beautiful beaches scattered around the Island. The island also offers a range of activities to cater to all tastes from art to sport to culture to musical events like the Mod and the Hebridean Celtic Festival and also a wide range of activities for tours, boat trips, registered walks and sight-seeing. There is also a variety of places for eating out on the island if you would prefer not to cook.