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Self Catering Holiday
Houses at Invercaimbe - Arisaig 2008
Invercaimbe Croft Holidays added these two Self Catering
Units in 2007 and they are proving very popular with great reviews from
Guests.
Please Click Here to see some photos of the
Interiors of the Units and of the Croft and the Beach
2008 Calendar Now Online - Please Click Here to check
tariff and availability for 2008 Season
** STOP PRESS : We still have
late availability for Caimbebridge House for Easter (March 22nd-29th)
for only
£600
(Sleeps 6-8)**
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The front door at Caimbebridge House with the
Studio on the left and the House on the right.
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Caimbebridge
House (Sleeps 6)
Caimbebridge House at Arisaig is a single story, semi-detatched dwelling house built in in the 1970's by a
local artist situated in its own 1/2 acre private garden
overlooking the tidal estuary of the River Caimbe. It is within
easy walking distance to the beach and the Cnoc na Faire Hotel .
The house has ample private parking, large mature garden and a
paved area with picnic table. Well behaved dogs are welcome.
The house is designed to take 4 adults and 2 children in three
bedrooms. (A Double, Twin and Bank Room)
There are two bathrooms (One with bath and one with shower) All
bedrooms furnished to a high standard in country style ,with a
farmhouse kitchen
and range
style cooker. There is a a large
living room with an open fireplace, Wood and peat fuel can be
purchased locally. There is sofa bed
available in the living room for occasional guests. Additional special features of this house are
the large sun room and a smaller sun porch on the front
aspect. The rooms all benefit from oil fired central
heating and there are no hidden extra costs for electricity or
gas.
The House has the 4 star grading with the Tourist Board -
Visitscotland.
The house also has a bed settee to add flexibility to sleeping
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Prices from
£400 [low season] to
£600 [high season]
£600 Easter
(reduced) and
£600 Christmas and
£700 New
Year .
Linen and towels, electric & central heating, satellite
TV, welcome tray to get you started, all included in the price.
Arisaig (pop c.500) is located on the Road to the Isles and has
the most westerly train station in Scotland. It is also a
candidate area for the the new Marine National Park and is an
area of outstanding natural beauty.
Arisaig is
an ideal
touring base for the Highlands and Islands with many activities
available locally: ski-ing, fishing, diving, climbing, walking,
bird watching, watersports, shooting, or just good old fashioned
relaxing.
There are
ferry connections from
nearby Mallaig and Arisaig to the Small Isles and Skye.
Joyce's family have been at Invercaimbe for many
generations and Ruaridh and Joyce still run a traditional croft
as Joyce's family
had in the past. They are always willing to show those who are
interested their Highland Ponies and Highland Cattle. These
Highlanders have been exported all over the world and have also
starred in several films
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The corner of the sun lounge can be seen on the
right along with part of the lovely mature garden with great
shrubs and trees.
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The view from the front of the house out to sea
over the River Caimbe tidal estuary and the islands of Rhum and
Eigg in the distance
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Caimbebridge
Studio (Sleeps 4)
Caimbebridge Studio
at Arisaig is a single story, semi-detatched dwelling house built in in the 1970's by a
local artist situated in its own 1/2 acre private garden
overlooking the tidal estuary of the River Caimbe. It is within
easy walking distance to the beach and the Cnoc na Faire Hotel .
The studio has ample private parking, large mature garden and a
paved area with picnic table. Well behaved dogs are welcome.
The house is designed to take 2 adults and 2 children. In one
bedroom there is a double bed, with
bunkbeds. There is also a bed settee in the living room
for occasional guests . There is a bathroom
and separate shower room . The studio
is furnished to a high standard in country style, with an open
plan kitchen.
The Studio and House have the use of a separate
utility room with washer and drier as well as facilities for
hanging up wet clothes. The rooms all benefit from oil fired central heating and there are no
hidden extra costs for electricity or gas.
The House has the 3 star grading with the Tourist Board -
Visitscotland.
The studio also has a bed settee to add flexibility to sleeping
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Prices from £300 (low season).
to £450 (high
season and Xmas) £550
(New Year) Linen and towels provided, electric & central heating
included.
There is a covered car
port which is shared by the two properties for storing bikes and
sports equipment or for having Barbeques when the weather is not
so good.
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Another view of the garden and grounds
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