Affitti per le vacanze a Eday

Superb views from 2 bedroom loft apartment

STL: OR00349F Small but functional, our 2 bedroom first floor flat has all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. Our property boasts superb sea views over Scapa Flow, Hoy and beyond, aswell as field views from the bedrooms. Situated 3 miles from Kirkwall Town centre, with country walks from our doorstep, we offer the ideal spot to explore Orkney. We have free off road parking and an outdoor drying space. Please note: this property is accessed via stairs and no lifts etc are available.

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.

Unique Cottage on Island of Sanday

Bright and modern fully equipped cottage in ideal position to explore Sanday, visit the great selection of eateries and experience the unique beaches and shorelines. Only 5 minutes drive from the ferry terminal. The family-owned property has been renovated to a very high standard with many unique features, convenient parking and a spacious garden and patio area for your sole use. The owner, born and brought up on Sanday, stays in the adjoining property and will be available as required

Toft

On the outskirts of the historic town of Stromness in the West Mainland of Orkney, this single-story barn conversion has one bedroom, an open-plan living/dining/kitchen space, and a bathroom with bath and walk-in shower. All on one level, the property is wheelchair accessible throughout. It has stunning views across Hoy Sound and out to the open Atlantic. Parking is available right outside, but if you visit without a car, regular buses from Stromness go to all areas of Orkney.

Remote Island House, beach, and hot tub available

Nistaben is a peaceful newly renovated traditional Orkney house with direct private access to its own beach with panoramic views of the island and seascape. Upon request our luxury hot tub sanctuary can be booked. Nistaben is within easy walking distance of the pier, airport, shop, archaeological and historical sites, RSPB North Hill Nature Reserve, local amenities and The Hot Tub Sanctuary. For more photos and information please look at UniquePapaWestray on Google.

ThistleDoMe Self Catering - 3 Bed House

Our 3 bedroom property offers a comfortable base for your stay in Orkney. It is situated in a quiet residential area, but still within 20 minutes walking distance of the town centre where you find St Magnus Cathedral, Independent retailers, museums and restaurants. Also only a short distance away is Pickaquoy Leisure Centre, Highland Park Distillery and quiet beaches. Most of Orkney mainlands beauty spots and attractions are only half an hours car journey away.

Modern house surrounded by farmland & loch views

A modern, spacious 4 bed property, situated in a quiet, rural location. It is centrally located for the airport, ferries, amenities, tourist attractions and country walks - a great base for exploring Orkney’s beautiful scenery, wildlife and historical sites. The property has a large garden and views to the West overlooking the Tankerness loch to enjoy stunning summer sunsets.

Luxury handcrafted pod with en suite bathroom.

Lisa and her family would like to welcome you to The Glen Lodge, our luxury handcrafted pod. With a sea view of the spectacular Scottish coast and surrounded by fields containing our ponies, sheep and cows. It’s the perfect place to relax and unwind. Situated 6 miles from John O'Groats we are on both the popular NC500 route and the John O'Groats Walking Trail.

2-Bedroom Cottage on Island of Eday

Sties is a two bedroom cottage in a secluded coastal location at the end of its own private road on Eday, one of Orkney's North Isles, with panoramic views across neighbouring islands. The original house, built of traditional red sandstone, has been extended, and recently upgraded, to preserve its character, while fully modernising the facilities on offer.