Guests say
22 Corrie Burn is a well-regarded cottage in the Northern Highlands, praised for its comfort, stunning views, and spaciousness, making it a top choice for families. The location is convenient for exploring the Highlands, and the property offers home comforts and a well-stocked kitchen. While there was an isolated report of cleanliness issues, overall, guests have had pleasant stays and would recommend the property.
Most reviews do not mention cleanliness issues, suggesting satisfactory conditions. However, one review detailed significant cleanliness problems upon arrival, which impacts the score negatively.
The location is consistently praised for its convenience and the amazing views it offers, making it an ideal base for exploring the Highlands.
Guests find the beds very comfortable and the cottage spacious, contributing to a relaxing stay. The presence of board games also adds to the comfort for families.
Facilities are generally well-received, with a well-stocked kitchen and enjoyable veranda. However, one review cites issues with heating, water temperature, and maintenance, which lowers the score.
There is no mention of gifts or special thoughtful touches in the reviews provided, so it is not possible to assess this category.
About this property
Ullapool 1.5 miles. 22 Corrie Burn, is a fabulous holiday home nestled in the Scottish Highlands, in the picturesque town of Ullapool. From its privileged position, guests can enjoy stunning views overlooking Loch Broom while enjoying a wealth of home comforts. The house is a multifaceted delight, boasting a balcony and multilevel garden, perfect for a family or friends looking for an escape to the Highlands. Unlock the door and step inside to be met with the warmth and homely atmosphere of your holiday home. On the ground floor, you’ll find three bedrooms; two doubles with en-suite wet rooms and a double, perfect for your evening rest, along with a sleek bathroom for a soak after a day of walking. Upstairs, you’ll find a spacious super-king-size bedroom with balcony access, ideal for unwinding and taking in the breathtaking views, as well as a single with a handy truckle for the children. Prepare meals for your group in the well-equipped kitchen, fitted with sleek appliances and a breakfast bar for casual dining. Serve up your delicious dishes in the living/dining room, where you can take in the breathtaking views, before moving into the formal living/dining room and cosying up by the woodburning stove with a film on the TV. If you need some time in the fresh air, you will be spoilt for choice, with the balcony offering ample seating where you can savour your cuppa with a view, and a rear garden with perfectly manicured flower beds to admire. Ullapool is the perfect base for a holiday getaway, with plenty of activities to explore the surrounding area. Take a stroll around the town and explore the galleries, restaurants and pubs, before taking the ferry to Stornoway, the largest town in the Isles of Lewis and Harris. This main port of call offers a range of attractions, from the historic Lews Castle to the Uig Museum, as well as restaurants and bars, markets and shops. Here, you can discover the stunning beaches and lush landscapes, the ultimate day out for avid walkers in your group. In the summer months, enjoy world-class outdoor activities such as fishing, boat trips and kayaking, or take a hike to the top of the hills, capturing the unforgettable views of the rolling hills and glistening seas. A holiday at 22 Corrie Burn is sure to be one to remember.
Ullapool, nestling on the shores of Loch Broom and overlooking the Summer Isles, is the largest settlement in Wester Ross. This picturesque town was designed in the 18th Century by Thomas Telford and boasts delightful, whitewashed buildings and is also the main terminus for the ferry to Stornoway, the principal town in the Western Isles. The town offers some lovely pubs and restaurants, a range of shops including a well-stocked supermarket, a challenging coastal golf course and a museum and Visitor Centre on West Argyle Street for those wishing to discover more about the area. The museum covers a range of topics including crofting, fishing, emigration and the history of the town. Ullapool is also an ideal base from which to explore the North West of Scotland, with most of the main tourist attractions an easy drive away. The National Trust for Scotland Inverewe Gardens, created by Osgood MacKenzie who collected plants from all parts of the world, is a particular highlight.
Accommodation
Reverse-level.
Five bedrooms: 1 x super-king-size with en-suite wet room with walk-in shower, basin and WC, 2 x ground-floor double with en-suite wet room with walk-in shower, basin and WC, 1 x ground-floor double, 1 x single with truckle.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, basin and WC.
First-floor cloakroom with basin and WC.
Kitchen.
Utility.
Living/dining room.
Living/dining room with woodburning stove
Underfloor heating.
Electric double oven, five-ring ceramic hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher and hairdryer.
Smart TV with Sky, WiFi, good phone signal (network dependent).
Fuel and power, included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Travel cot and highchair available.
Off-road parking for 2 cars with additional, secure parking in the garage.
Balcony with furniture.
Front veranda.
Rear, multilevel garden with slate tiles and flower beds.
Two well behaved pets accepted.
No smoking.
Shop 1.5 miles, pub 1.2 miles, Loch Broom 0.2 miles, beach 1.2 miles.
Note: The balcony is accessed via the living/dining room or the super-king-size bedroom.
Note: The garden is not enclosed
Reviews (7)
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Johannes
Highly recommended
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Mette
Phenomenal views from the terrace and great home comforts. The location was ideal for exploring Ullapool Hill. We were quite a big group and had enough space for us all and the kitchen was well stocked with all we needed for meal preparations.
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Elaine
We had to eat out day one after a long journey and only had the house to ourselves at noon day 2. It was really cold when we arrived - the heating is set and canât be changed. One thermostat was at 16*. As the daytime high was 13* it was very uncomfortable and didnât warm up till day 3. The downstairs bathroom flooded into the bedroom and hall because of a blocked drain. To resolve this we cleaned out the blockage and applied Drain-o. Not a pleasant experience. The water is only heated twice a day, to a very high temperature, which is fine when we were only 3 in number. When all 10 arrived it was either scalding hot or cold. Then we had to wait 7 hours for it to start heating up again. We were instructed on how to fix that. We had to turn it on during the day and remember to turn it off at night. Next morning we were all woken up before 8 by a frightening noise from the boiler pipes. It sounded like it was going to explode. As we were now familiar with the boiler works, we tried to solve it but it persisted 30 minutes. Less importantly, basic maintenance hasnât been done. Skirting board in bathroom falling off wall, numerous cracked tiles, old gaping mastic and grout, and a bathroom door that canât close. There isnât effective ventilation to any of the bathrooms - no fans that can be switched on or come on automatically. With 10 people, that can be unpleasant. On the other hand, the beds are very comfortable. We have been offered £50 refund. This was a long planned family reunion. We live all over the world and canât get together regularly. It was such an important occasion marred by the defects of the accommodation.