Sangomore Headland, Durness, a view like no other.

Relax with the whole family at this one off unique location. With breathtaking views, stunning beaches and a glimpse of the highlands the house is situated overlooking the immaculate award winning Durness beach at the northern midway point of the NC500. Whether you visit with family or friends there is something for everyone to love and the perfect Highland retreat. Perfect for those who prioritise wellbeing, beaches and scenery. Book your stay now and experience the magic of Durness. The space The ground floor consists of large living room with ample seating and large wood burning stove with beach view of Sango Bay. The central heating in the house works from the large multi-fuel stove. This also heats the water but there is an electric immersion also if the stove is not in use. We have a log basket and coal bunker in the back porch which will fully stocked for your stay. Large kitchen and dining area with well equipped kitchen with dual fuel range, American fridge freezer and all other cooking utensil essentials. Utility/laundry area is accessible via kitchen with access to a toilet and walk in accessible shower. Downstairs bedroom hosts two single beds. Upstairs to the left you will find one large en-suite bedroom with cabinet shower. This room overlooks the hills over Ceannabeinne. To the right you will find two further large bedrooms containing a double and king size bed along with a single room with single bunk beds which would each comfortably sleep an adult. Bathroom, consists of a bath with overhead electric shower. In total the property can sleep up to 10 people within the five bedrooms. 3 double/king beds and 4 single beds. Kitchen can seat 8 people, with additional outside large picnic table overlooking the beach. Children are able to be seated at the living room table if required. Plenty of cushions available. Guest access Full house available to guests with large garden overlooking the award winning beach at Durness. A view not to be missed Other things to note 1. LOCATION & ACCESSIBILITY Remote location: Durness is a small, remote village with limited amenities. There are two local shops with limited opening hours, so please check availability and plan ahead to ensure you have all the essentials you need. There is a fuel station in the village but this can be pricey so always better to ensure you have plenty fuel on your arrival. Local restaurant at Smoo Cave, be sure to check opening times. Road conditions: Durness is in a rural location which has single track roads. Plenty of overtaking spots are available. We would ask that while you may want to take it easy and enjoy the scenic drive, please consider that locals and allow them to pass as they try to go about their day. Certain roads may require careful driving as there can be a lot of deer, and also take extra care in poorer weather conditions, especially in winter. Public Transport: There is a Durness bus although limited service so please check their website for up to date information. No local taxis available. Having your own transport is crucial. 2. WEATHER CONSIDERATIONS: Unpredictable weather: The North Highlands can have sudden weather changes, strong winds, and cold temperatures even in summer. Please be sure to bring warm clothing to accommodate your needs. Storm & power outages: Power cuts can be common in extreme weather, torches are available for such occasions and candles will be available underneath the stairs. Please take caution using candles. The house will maintain hot water when the stove is burning. 3. LOCAL SERVICES: Grocery shopping: Recently Tesco has introduced deliveries to the local collection point at Smoo Cave car park. Deliveries are available between 4-6pm and require to be booked at least 24 hours in advance. Otherwise the nearest large store is located in Ullapool or Thurso. We would suggest you stop off in Inverness on route and bring most of your shopping with you. Emergency Services: The nearest hospital is Inverness. There is a local health centre that can be accessed if you become unwell and require to be seen by a practitioner. 4. WILDLIFE & OUTDOOR CONSIDERATIONS: Midges & insects: In summer, midges can be an issue, please ensure you bring repellent. This can also be purchased at the local store. Registration Details HI-00979-F