Those who love the great outdoors and spectacular wilderness scenery will know that the Ardnamurchan peninsula, the westernmost point of mainland Britain, offers this in spades and the beaches at Sanna Bay, right out at the north west tip are of legendary beauty.

Now you can enjoy these from your own comfortable pied à terre there, Coire Bheag. Approximately 200 yards from the bay, where turquoise waters lap silver sands, Coire Bheag was once no more than four roofless stone walls of a typical old Highland blackhouse. Now, however, this traditional cottage has been expertly rebuilt to create a comfortable retreat without any sacrifice of its original character.

Perfect for two people seeking a romantic escape, the interior has been made into stylish studio accommodation. The living area is light and bright, with its original beams and roof windows that flood it with light. There is a very simple kitchen area (small electric combi oven/grill with the 2 ring electric hob and an additional 2 ring electric hob) at one end and cosy, comfortable L-shaped seating centred round the wood-burning stove. The double bed is at the far end of the room, right across from a large window from which you can admire the scenery without even having to get up!

There is also a separate bathroom with a freestanding bath that is perfect for relaxing after those long walks along the beach or in the surrounding hills. Heating is by wood-burning stove and there is mains electricity and an immersion heater.

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