• Stunning Beach House

    A new build beach house,
    4 bedrooms, sleeps 9, disabled accessible,
    set by Loch Ewe in stunning Wester Ross.

  • On the North Coast 500

    Enjoy the magical scenery,
    spot the amazing variety of wildlife
    or simply laze away the days in luxury

  • 4 bedrooms, sleeps 9

    2 en-suite master bedrooms,
    3 of the bedrooms overlook the loch,
    underfloor heating, wall mounted smart TVs

  • Brand new luxury kitchen

    Slate floor, induction hob, electric single oven,
    large fridge freezer, double sink,
    dishwasher, microwave, crockery and utensils,
    utility room with washing machine and dryer

Poolewe Beach House, Wester Ross, Scotland // Faqs

What facilities does Poolewe offer?
Poolewe Hotel, directly opposite the house. Shop/post office, coffee shop, swimming pool 1 minute stroll. Village market/ ceilidhs (Tuesdays over the summer) 5 minutes. NTS Inverewe Gardens, 10 minute stroll. Plenty of great walks straight from the front door.
Is the house disabled accessible?
Yes, as a newly built property the house is fully disabled accessible with level, solid slate/oak floors throughout. In addition to ramped access the front door is oversized with a level threshold. It should however be noted that the car parking is gravel and the sliding door to the deck has a step-over threshold and two steps down. The deck/ramp are gripped/non slip timber boards. From the house to NTS Inverewe Gardens is an almost level stroll taking approximately 10mins. The facilities in the village are all within 1 minutes stroll of the house.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, family pets are allowed subject to the terms set out in the terms and conditions.
Can I get a supermarket delivery?
Yes, Tesco deliver straight to the door via online shopping, early booking of a slot is advised. There is however a shop/post office 400m from the house with local supermarkets/butcher in Gairloch, 6 miles away.
Is there Wi-Fi at the house?
Yes, the house has high speed fibre broadband.
Are bed linen and towels included?
Yes, bed linen and towels are provided. All duvets and pillows are hypo-allergenic.
What time is check in and check out?
Rental begins at 4.00pm on the day of arrival, ending at 10.00am on the day of departure.
Will someone be there to meet us when we arrive?
No, the keys will be located in a key safe at the house.
Is petrol/diesel available locally?
Yes, there is a petrol station in Gairloch with a 24hr pump and regular fuel stops around the NC500 route. Please note that the A9 is not best served with services without a detour off the main route so it's advisable to fill up in Perth going north and Inverness going south.
I've noticed there's a hotel across the road?
The Poolewe Hotel is directly across from the house serving excellent bar meals throughout the day. The bar is dog friendly, doesn't have loud music and offers a chance to meet fellow travellers and pick up recommendations for new adventures.
Is there a local GP?
Yes, Gairloch and Aultbea both have health centres. You should be pleasantly surprised just how quickly you can be seen. Gairloch also has a chemist.
Can we fish outside the house?
Yes, you can fish in the sea from the shore right outside the house on both banks. The River Ewe also enters the sea right in front of the house and attracts an abundance of wildlife. Permits for fishing the many hill lochs can be bought locally.

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The Natural Beauty of Poolewe

Poolewe is directly on the North Coast 500 (NC500) route and some incredible sights can be easily reached within an hours drive. The Northern Lights, in the right conditions, can be seen quite clearly from the house - truly magical. The area is fantastic for wildlife spotting. Red deer roam free. Golden eagles and white tailed sea eagles are at the top of any visitor's spotting list and, if you're lucky, can be seen from the house. Herons and diving birds visit the shore daily, directly outside the house along with a family of otters. Seals often cruise quietly along the shore at the mouth of the river while whale watching trips can be taken from Gairloch. And of course, the local highland cows!

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