Trotternish Bed and Breakfast

This Architect designed, detached, two storey property was originally built in 2007 and thoughtfully remodelled in 2010 & 2022, offering generous accommodation extending to approximately 219m². Constructed with a durable roughcast and rendered exterior under a traditional slate roof, the house benefits from recent upgrades including New carpets and beds (2023), emergency lighting, new UPVC soffits and fascia (2023/2024) for low-maintenance along with an Electric Vehicle charging station installed in 2024. The property has been decorated and maintained to very high standards annually. The property is heated via an efficient oil-fired wet heating system, supplemented by electric ceramic panel heaters for summer use. Trotternish B&B is set within an enclosed garden with ample private parking for 6 or more vehicles. The grounds extend to just over half an acre (0.529 acres), providing a peaceful setting with space to relax or explore potential development opportunities.

Set in the heart of Glenhinnisdal on the spectacular Trotternish Peninsula, this property enjoys a peaceful rural setting surrounded by rolling hills, open croft land, and sweeping Highland views. Located just 11 miles north of Portree and 5 miles from the Uig ferry terminal, the property offers the perfect balance of tranquil seclusion with convenient access to island amenities and travel connections. The Isle of Skye is situated on the northwest coast of Scotland and is a globally renowned holiday destination. Each year, the island attracts visitors from around the world, with tourism peaking during the summer months—bringing significant benefits to local businesses and service providers. The island’s rugged beauty, cultural heritage, and outdoor lifestyle continue to draw strong interest from holidaymakers, adventure seekers, and those looking for a peaceful retreat. Portree, the island’s main town, has a population of approximately 2,500 and lies just 50 miles from the Skye Bridge via the A87. It offers a vibrant community atmosphere and a full range of services including a museum, filling station, shops, cafés, restaurants, hotels, bars, art and photographic galleries, a popular campsite and hostel. Both primary and secondary schooling are available in Portree, making it a practical hub for families and residents. The landscape of northern Skye is particularly striking. The nearby Cuillin mountains are world-renowned among walkers and climbers, while the Trotternish Ridge is famed for dramatic natural landmarks such as the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock, and the otherworldly pinnacles of the Quiraing. Fishing, water sports, and geology tourism remain popular draws, alongside the island’s castles, distilleries, and traditional Highland hospitality. This scenic glen offers a unique opportunity for lifestyle buyers or tourism enterprises, with panoramic views, a rich natural environment, and strong year-round visitor demand. Trotternish B&B combines the appeal of tranquil Highland living with the benefits of proximity to Skye’s best-known attractions and its principal town.