Cnoc Cailean enjoys an enviable location overlooking Ardmair Bay, Isle Martin and The Summer Isles with
uninterupted spectacular views across Loch Kanaird to Ben Mhor Coigach. Sunny days give way to beautiful sunsets and star spangled skies, with a
west facing aspect Cnoc Cailean can appreciate the natural beauty of this stunning area.
Standing in a open area and approached by a private road, 3 miles north of Ullapool and
just 200 yards from the shingle beach of Ardmair.
Cnoc Cailean is Gaelic for Colin's Hill, legend has it that Colin - a local gentleman who lived close by -
used to sit on the rock in front of the house and admire the views to sea. Like us today he must have truly enjoyed the magnificent scenery of the West Highland Coast.
West elevation
THE HOUSE
Cnoc Cailean has just had an exciting major refurbishment that includes a new kitchen and dining room, sitting room
and conservatory, utility room, boot room and car port, the 'new' Cnoc Cailean is available now.
The ground floor is suitable for wheelchair access and a wet room styled bathroom designed for less able guests makes Cnoc Cailean an
appropriate holiday home for visitor with carers.
Immense detail has gone into the design of the new layout to ensure guests enjoy a user friendly home, not only the wide doorways and reachable light switches but the sliding doors that disappear
into the wall and the fitted kitchen with drawers for easy reach of crockery and equipment.
View from conservatory
THE VIEW
The view is nothing less than spectacular!
Framed by the enormous sliding glass doors you could sit all day and watch an ever changing scene, boats in Ardmair Bay,
porpoises playing in the waves, sunsets giving way to star filled night skies and northern lights.
Ardmair sunset
THE VIEW
All rooms at the front of the house have stunning views of the bay, The Summer Isles and mountains, what more could you wish for?
Sunny bright kitchen
HOUSE FEATURES
Sleeps 7/8
Ground floor disabled access
wi-fi
Kitchen / Dining room
Sitting room
Conservatory
1 x King bed
1 x Double bed
1 x Double & 1 x single bed
En-suite bathrooms
Boot room
Utility room
Wood burner stove
Underfloor heating in new areas
Heating by air source heat pump
Pet friendly
View to the hills
HOUSE CONTAINS
Washing machine
Fridge / freezer x 2
Dishwasher
Double electric Oven
Gas hob
Microwave oven
TV / DVD
Radio / cassette / cd player
Duvets, bed linen, towels
Bicycle safe storage
GROUND FLOOR
There is ample parking beside the house and under the car port, guests can leave their car under
cover and enter the house into the coat and boot room.
The new kitchen runs the width of the house with the dining area having windows on two sides to appreciate the view.
From the lounge or conservatory enter a large foyer to the ground floor bedroom complete with wet room styled bathroom.
All doors on the ground floor can accomodate a wheelchair and this floor is disabled friendly.
Comfortable lounge
Known as The James Hawkins Lounge due to original art works on the walls, its an inviting sitting room at the heart of the home, with a
cosy woodbrning stove, comfy sofas, spacious feel and views to die for!
BEDROOMS
The two upstairs bedrooms are spacious, have lots of storage and both have ensuite bathrooms. The Kingsize room
has a bathroom with bath and an electric shower over, there is also a cosy sofa in this room. The double room is equally large, with chairs, an ensuite shower room and dual aspect windows.
The ground floor bedroom has 2 beds, a double and a single with a luxury ensuite bathroom suitable for wheelchair
and disabled access. The walk in huge shower has a seat, rain head and hand held shower head for easy use.
For guests conveinence there is an additional toilet and wash basin at ground level.
LOCATION
Watch the ferry sail to Stornoway or climb the nearby hills, explore the rugged coastline to Rhue lighthouse, go bouldering on the beach,
look for dolphins and porpoise in the bay, skim stones, cycle the single track roads, whatever your choice Cnoc Cailean is the place to stay.
Cnoc Cailean
DIRECTIONS
Cnoc Cailean is 3 miles north of Ullapool; follow the A835 until you reach Ardmair, approximately 20 yards
after the sign turn right into a single track tarmac road. Continue past the first right entrance, Cnoc Cailean is the large white house as you come down the hill.
