Built in the 1890s as summer accommodation for fishermen salting and drying fish on the beach below, the cottage is now a cosy, comfortable base for your Shetland holiday.
The entrance porch houses a washing machine/tumble drier, and 3-drawer freezer.
The kitchen with adjacent dining area is fitted with an electric cooker (ceramic hob with grill and double oven), dishwasher, microwave and fridge, with plenty of cookware, crockery and utensils.
The bathroom has a power shower, lots of storage and a plentiful supply of towels. Complimentary Shetland Soap products are provided.
The comfortable sitting-room has a TV, a DVD player and CD/radio, also a wide selection of Shetland-themed books and CDs to enjoy. There’s also a wood burning stove, so you can light a welcoming fire after a busy day.
The main rooms have electric storage heaters with a heated mirror and heated towel-rail in the bathroom.
The bedroom has the option of a superking bed or twin single beds, please let Ruth know your preference when you book.
There is a paved/grassy area in the front of the west-facing cottage, with a bench and picnic table where you can enjoy the sunset over Sandsound Voe.
Sandsound is lovely for walks; seals and otters are regular visitors. Details of local activities are in the cottage’s information pack.
More information
You’ll find tea and coffee in the cottage and Ruth’s homebakes on your arrival.
Wifi is available free for guests, using their own enabled devices.
Access is by private road off the B-class Sandsound road, with parking right outside the cottage.
There’s a clothes line in the garden and an airer and dehumidifier inside.
A £50 non-refundable deposit is payable on booking with the balance payable on your arrival. Prices include all linen and electricity costs.