Accomodation
Nestled in the northern part of Skye, our self-catering Skye Eyrie Cottage offers a luxurious and pet-friendly retreat. The eco-conscious property comfortably accommodates two guests.
Designed with your comfort in mind, the cottage is fully equipped to meet all your needs. The sleek, modern kitchen includes all the essential appliances, making it perfect for a true home-away-from-home experience.
Floor-to-ceiling windows and doors fill the house with natural light, showcasing breathtaking views of Skye’s stunning east coast—and offering a front-row seat to the island’s spectacular sunsets, which bathe the landscape in rich hues of gold, rose, and violet.
For moments of relaxation indoors, indulge in satellite TV, a curated selection of books, binoculars, board games, and a DVD player—plenty to keep you entertained when not exploring the island’s wonders.
The spacious living room centers around a charming wood-burning stove, surrounded by plush sofas thoughtfully arranged to capture the panoramic vistas. Sliding patio doors open onto a paved terrace with comfortable outdoor seating, inviting you to savor morning coffee or al fresco dining during the balmy summer evenings.
LICENSE NO: HI-31373-F
Energy Efficiency Rating: C
Skye Eyrie
Where Luxury Meets Skye
If we are fully booked or if you are looking for something slightly different, please visit our partner accommodation Skyelight Apartment on skyeluxurycottages.com
Features
- A luxurious king-sized bedroom
- An open-plan kitchen/dining/living room
- A large luxury bathroom with walk-in shower
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free on-site parking
- Pet-friendly
- Cot and highchair available on request
Directions
The Skye Eyrie,
5 Grealin,
Culnacnoc,
Isle of Skye,
IV51 9JN
From the Skye Bridge, continue on the A87 to Portree (approx. 32 miles). Upon entering Portree, follow the road over the pedestrian crossing, past the Royal Hotel (on the left corner), then up the hill past Skye Wholefoods (on your right). You’ll then pass The Merchant Bar on your left. Continue onto the A855 (do not take any turn-offs) heading out of Portree.
Shortly afterward, you’ll see some wooden pods. Drive past the entrance to the WigWam camping site and continue onto a single-track road (in some areas) toward Staffin. You’ll see a sign on your left confirming you’re on the A855. Continue for approx. 13 miles, past the Old Man of Storr and Lealt Falls. When you see a sign on the left for Glen View Hotel, continue about 50m further. On your right, you’ll see two characters and the word “Grealin.” Turn left here, drive over the cattle grid, and continue up the single-track road.
The Eyrie is the third house on the left-hand side.
Skye Eyrie
The Skye Eyrie, 5 Grealin, Culnacnoc, Isle of Skye, IV51 9JN