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Updated: 14 October 2024
Self-catering cottages in Uist in the Outer Hebrides range from traditional croft houses, like Kettle Cottage on North Uist (see photo above) to bold, contemporary homes such as this unique holiday home built into the hillside overlooking a loch on South Uist. In this blog post, we pick some of the best self-catering cottages in Uist including pet-friendly cottages and ones with saunas and hot tubs.
The historic, quaint charm of this traditional thatched island blackhouse gives way to the modern, warm interior of this cosy Uist holiday cottage. The double bedroom features an impressive four poster bed and you’re only a short walk away from the stunning beach with its golden sand and turquoise sea.
Planning a large group holiday in North Uist? Sleeping up to 12 people, Clachan Lodge is ideal for families and groups of friends.
This unique self-catering property combines a white painted traditional cottage with a contemporary wooden extension with huge windows to make the most of the incredible views over fields to the sea.
North Light Studio is an eco-friendly, pet-friendly lodge with a sauna set on a working croft in Locheport, on the Isle of North Uist. With floor to ceiling windows, you can enjoy the views of the loch whatever the weather.
A cosy cottage perfect for two overlooking a freshwater loch. Spacious open-plan kitchen/dining/living room which has wooden floors and French doors onto an outside seating area overlooking the loch. The Boat House is in such a secluded, private spot that it will be all yours.
St Kilda is a detached cottage on a working croft farm in a rural location on the Isle of North Uist. The cottage is set within 10-acres of grounds with views of open farmland, hills and the sea. On a clear day, you can see the isles of St Kilda in the distance.
3 Sollas is a charming holiday cottage in the village of Sollas, North Uist, Eilean Siar. Pet-friendly and with stunning coastal views, this is a peaceful place for a relaxing break in the Outer Hebrides.
With a name like Sea Spray Cottage, you’d expect to be close the sea and this modern self-catering holiday cottage is ideal if you’re an ocean lover. Located on the south coast of South Uist, you won’t need the TV when you have views over the sea to the isles of Eriskay and Barra.
Driftwood at 8 East Kilbride is a stunning contemporary two-bedroom pet-friendly cottage overlooking the sea on the southern coast of South Uist. Spacious, light and airy, this modern holiday cottage with a snug and sunroom is designed to make the most of the views of the isle of Eriskay and across the Sound of Barra.
Beachcombers is another fantastic holiday cottage with amazing views over the beach to the sea on the southern coast of South Uist near the causeway to Eriskay.
Looking for a truly unique self-catering holiday cottage? Hebridean Earth House is an underground house overlooking a freshwater loch. Built into the hillside, clever use of solar tubes in the roof and the large glass front give you a light and airy living space. If you’re looking for a secluded, romantic bolthole or a honeymoon to remember, this special property is worth a look.
Smiddy Cottage is another cosy cottage if you’re looking for a romantic getaway. This thatched croft style cottage was only built in 2008 but blends into the landscape with its grey stone walls and decorative wagon wheels. With beautiful beaches in easy walking distance and wildlife all around, this is a special location.
Beinn Mhor View is a tastefully decorated, single-storey cottage in Lochboisdale, the main village and ferry port in South Uist. A great location especially if you want to save the cost of travelling with a car to the Outer Hebrides as cycle hire and car hire are available in Lochboisdale. Explore the beauty and history of Uist and then come back to this modern home to relax with a view of the South Uist hills.
Hopefully, we’ve inspired you with our pick of the best self-catering accommodation in Uist, Outer Hebrides. Want to see more? Take a look at our Outer Hebrides accommodation guide.
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