Druimgorm is an extremely well equipped and tastefully decorated Victorian villa.
The rooms at the front of the house and the gardens offer marvelously clear, 
view from house
It is only minutes walk from the shoreline, the harbour, and the centre of the village,
where there are excellent local shops, traditional pubs and restaurants.
uninterrupted views across Loch Portree to the majestic and famous Cuillin mountain range.
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ACCOMMODATION Ground Floor: Front entrance with original Victorian panelling and etched glass and tiling. Drawing room with open coal fire, colour TV, digital TV (with Freeview), video recorder, DVD, Hi-Fi, and multitude of games, videos and DVDs. Dining room with open log fire and seating for 12, with large double doors leading to the kitchen. Fully fitted kitchen c/w dishwasher, microwave, integral fridge, electric hob and oven and breakfast seating area There is an adjacent pantry with deep freeze and second fridge. New laundry room with large sink, Bosch washing machine, tumble drier, iron, ironing board, clothes pulley and drying rack. Spacious back porch with toilet. Large downstairs bath and shower room (as photographed below). |
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First Floor: 2 large double bedrooms with wash hand basins,
1 twin bedroom with wash hand basin, 1 double bedroom and 1 bathroom.
Second Floor: Very large bedroom with 1 double bed and 1 single bed, plus seating area.
Large room with 2 single beds, wash hand basin, TV/VCR and various children's games and toys.
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BOOKING INFORMATION
Prices per week:
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Peak season
Mid season Low season |
1400 UK pounds
1200 UK pounds 1100 UK pounds |
Christmas and New Year prices are by special arrangement.
Linen and towels are provided. All fuel is included in the rental.
The dining room and drawing room both have open fires. Oil central heating is installed.
We are sorry to have to stipulate no pets,
although in exceptional circumstances an exception could be considered.
Druimgorm is a non-smoking house.
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