Some say there’s more beauty in a mile on the west coast than in the rest of the world put together – vast skies, soaring mountains, shimmering water, barely a soul in sight. Pauline and Seori left London to give their family the freedom to roam. Now they have a colourful cast of companions: sheep, hens, ducks, rabbits – all live here. In the adjoining byre: country simplicity, a Norwegian wood-burner, colour, texture and style. Sea eagles patrol the skies, porpoises bask in the loch, red deer come to eat the garden. This, coupled with Pauline’s home cooking, makes it very hard to leave. Dogs and children are very welcome.
The 8 mile single track road leads you to Peatcutter's Croft where you are welcomed by an array of chickens and ducks as well as the host Seori. The isolation of this property might be seen as a drawback by some but we thoroughly enjoyed staying in each evening to eat beautifully cooked 3 course meals in the company of Seori and Pauline. Lovely local walks and views across Little Loch Broome. Our room was comfortable and the log burner would keep you warm as toast at a colder time of the year. A truly different experience from the average B&B.