Mol Ban, Isle of Harris

Tucked away just a short drive from Tarbert in a secluded bay is Mol Bàn a traditional Hebridean croft house. Mol Bàn nestles in a quarter acre of gardens, with a path leading from the front door down to your own pebble beach. Mol Bàn is in a perfect location for you to take advantage of wonderful walks, fishing lochs, art galleries, and the Isle of Harris Distillery. Our visitors enjoy the incredible views and enjoy spotting wildlife in the bay. The space Mol Ban offers comfortable and spacious accommodation with three large bedrooms (2 king double and 1 twin) which can sleep up to six people. Two large reception rooms provide plenty of space for family, or friends and a large garden with your own pebble beach where children can play, take their fishing nets and explore. The cottage is well equipped for all weather, including wifi, SKY TV multi room, a small varied library, a well stocked games cupboard, table tennis table and even a baby grand piano! The open fire and Jacuzzi bath make returning back from a hike in the hills a pleasure. The kitchen is well equipped with oven, electric hob, microwave, Nespresso coffee machine, as well as dishwasher and fridge freezer. There is a separate utility area with washing machine and tumble dryer. There are 2 bathrooms (1 en-suite) Please note access to this cottage is gained using a key code which is provided to guests ahead of their stay. Molban is accessed by steps leading down to the property and as such is unsuitable for anyone with mobility concerns. Guest access Mol Ban is a 2-minute drive from Tarbert harbour. Just follow the road around into the High street past AD Munro stores on your left and out on the road to Scalpay. Keep driving for 0.5 mile and you will see a small recycling centre on your left. Slow down at the recycling centre and look out for a small orange sign marked “Molban” on your right. Turn immediate right at that sign, go through the gate and take the track that leads straight down to the bottom, by the shore and Mol Ban. The carpark will comfortably fit two cars and at a push three. The steps lead down to the house, which you can enter from the front door facing the sea, rather than the back.