Gracie's Cottage is a traditional stone built cottage, situated on the shore of Loch Kishorn (sea loch), with magnificent views to the Applecross Hills and the famous Bealach-na-Ba Pass of The Cattle. The photograph above was taken from in front of the cottage.

You can see Gracie's Cottage on the left of the row of three cottages in the photograph right. It was completely restored in 2003, has central heating throughout, and offers accommodation for four people. Both bedrooms and the living rooms have the same wonderful panoramic views across the bay.

The cottage is virtually on the sea-shore, with just a small single-track road, leading only to the rest of the village, and a gravel parking area in front. The tide, shallow in front of the cottage, ebbs and flows up to the machair sea grass, and the pebbly sea-weedy shore is fascinating for children. There's also a pleasant little garden which gets afternoon sun from late morning, and another garden behind. There are numerous places to walk, without needing to get into a car. The good village shop and seafood café in Kishorn are within walking distance (about a mile).

Owner Alastair Baxter, who lives close by, has prepared this extra page of local information: What to see and do in the area.