Semesterboenden i fritidshus i Orkney

Secluded cottage by the Sea

A unique home by the sea. A peaceful and private country road leads to this secluded cottage. The hot tub has views down scapa flow. The famous St Magus Way is accessible from this property . There is direct access to the sea for paddle boarding, wind surfing or sailing in the bay. Return to the cottage to an open fire. The extensive grounds also allow for simple walks or yoga. The cottage retains some of it's 19th century charm but has been renovated to be a practical and comfortable home.

Rousay Cottage

Get away from it all cottage in Rousay, Orkney. A comfortable, newly renovated cottage in a very peaceful location. There is one double room and a small twin with bunk beds. Beaches, walking and archaeology A short walk to a beautiful sandy beach, where you will almost always have the beach to yourself apart from the occasional seal. Rousay’s many archaeological sites are easily accessible from this cottage. Great walks straight from the front door. 2nd cottage available this spring

Seal Cottage, South Ronaldsay, Orkney

Stone Cottage situated on the Southern Tip of Orkney and located in a rural location and only 80 metres from the sea. It is a former croft with the original 100+ year old fireplace but with a modern interior. There is an open plan kitchen, dining and living room, double bedroom and shower room. It has a small garden and outdoor double seat. Parking is close to the property. There is a restaurant onsite. You can walk along the coast where there is also a sandy beach. No pets permitted.

20 Franklin Road, Stromness

Sitting in an elevated position, this two bedroom property in the heart of Stromness has lovely views over the rooftops to the harbour and "The Holms" of Stromness. A single storey cottage with stone steps leading to the front door is accessed from the sheltered pebbled yard. Cosy sitting room with a multi-fuel stove, kitchen/diner and shower room along with two double bedrooms. Free parking nearby. Bed linen and towels provided. Television & Stereo system. Wi-Fi

Unique charming cottage with Orkney themed rooms

Brymire Cottage is a unique and charming cottage, surrounded by farm land and situated in the parish of Tankerness in the East Mainland of Orkney; approximately 2 miles from Kirkwall Airport and 5 miles from Kirkwall Town Centre. Make sure your booking is adequate length for all you want to see and do; as many guests advise that a guest requires at least a four night stay or longer to appreciate all that Orkney has to offer.

Feawell Self Catering Cottage, Stromness, Orkney

Just 1.5miles from Stromness, Feawell is a semi detached cottage sleeping three, in an idyllic location overlooking Orphir Hills and Scapa Flow. We have a large vegetable garden and produce is available to our guests free of charge when in season. Shellfish are also available from our creel boat at a small price. We have a garden and patio area for our guests use and outbuildings suitable for bikes, canoes etc.

Traditional Orkney Cottage on the island of Hoy

A stone built traditional cottage, recently modernised. Small and cosy with living room/kitchen, twin bedroom and shower room. In the small hamlet of Brims two miles from the village of Longhope on the island of Hoy, with general store/post office and Health Centre. Easy access to coastal walks bird watching, fishing and ferry terminal. Near to the Longhope Lifeboat Museum and other island attractions.

Fisherman's Cottage, 3 Whitehouse Lane

3 Whitehouse Lane is a quirky fisherman's cottage situated in the heart of picturesque Stromness. This thoughtfully handcrafted house features some very unique fixtures and fittings adding great interest to your stay and the fishing heritage of Stromness is a key feature. This cottage is in walking distance of all local amenities but situated in a quiet part of the town with private parking.

Doehouse Cottage, Sandwick, Orkney

Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and business travellers. Set in the parish of Sandwick in rural Orkney surrounded by farmland, approximately 1.5 miles from the sea at Skaill beach and Skara Brae and approximately 4 miles from the ancient Ring of Brodgar, Standing Stones of Stenness and the recently discovered Ness of Brodgar which is currently being excavated.