Eddrachillis Cottages offers self catering accommodation in Lower Badcall. Our three properties are just south of Scourie and are ideal for a relaxing holiday in Sutherland. The cottages are situated in two acres of grounds and are just a short stroll from the island studded Badcall Bay.

Eddrachillis Holiday Cottage - Sleeps 5

This cottage is spacious, cosy and offers everything you need for a peaceful break. The ground-level cottage includes 3 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single. You can unwind in either of the two living rooms and well-equipped kitchen comes with a range of appliances for home-cooking.

Eddrachillis Byre - Sleeps 2

This refurbished stable is brimming with light and is great for a romantic getaway. Inside there is a comfortable double bedroom for a restful night’s sleep and an open plan living area with a TV. Cook up a storm in the well-equipped kitchen which comes with a range of appliances. The property can sleep 2 additional guests on request.

The Old Church – Sleeps 8

The property sleeps up to 8 people in 2 double rooms, 1 twin and 2 single rooms. All the rooms share two bathrooms, including one with a bath and one with a walk-in shower. Unwind in the cosy living area or rustle up some delicious food in the well-equipped kitchen which has an electric oven/hob, fridge/freezer and microwave. On the mezzanine floor, you can savour views over Eddrachillis Bay.

While staying with us you can make the most of the natural landscape. The Highlands boasts spectacular wilderness and wildlife, offering some of the finest scenery in the country. You can enjoy the many walking and cycling routes in the area or take a boat tour from Scourie and Kylesku. Nearby, the Eddrachilles Hotel offers delicious food and a bar. Further attractions/activities to enjoy include:

Golf.

Dolphin Watching.

Handa.

Wildlife cruises.

North West Geopark.

For more information about our holiday homes in Sutherland please visit our website.

Disabled facilities by arrangement – please enquire for details.

3 Star Visit Scotland.