Taigh na Cille Benbecula

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay, Taigh Na Cille every moment is crafted to offer you an stress-free and unforgettable experience. Whether you seek solace in the embrace of nature or long for lazy afternoons spent in blissful idleness, this is the place where your holiday dreams come true. Stay at Taigh Na Cille for a journey of rest, relaxation and the pure joy of unwinding in one of Scotland’s hidden gems. The space The house consists of a large main living space that has windows on 3 walls with the main south facing French doors having a purpose built view across to the ancient Chapel/Church with the natural wildlife habitat right at the door. There is a book case with local books and maps for reference we have also stocked some games etc for those days or evenings inside. There is a new well fitted and stocked kitchen with a fridge freezer a new oven electric hob and an air frier for convenience with all the utensils you will need. There is a well proportioned round table in the dining space that seats 4 but can expand for a larger Sunday roast! there is a utility room where you will find the washing machine the condenser drier, iron, vacuum cleaner etc. The main bedroom has a double bed, standing mirror a wardrobe a dressing table with hair drier and some drawers for storage. The second bedroom has very comfortable adult bunk beds drawers and storage. There is instant hot water and the heating comes from a combi boiler that is controlled by a simple HIVE thermostat in the main room. Guest access Access is to the main house via the key store on the main door, there is a bunk house we are looking to convert to a work space in the future but that is not ready as yet. Other things to note The house sits off the main road across from the local riding school, our house is the second house on the track with plenty parking outside it. There are horses from the local riding school sometimes in the fields on both sides, they are friendly as you will see, the horses are on a strict dry food diet and they must not be fed as tempting and persuading as they can be !