This Stunning and Stylish Boutique 3 bed apartment sits on Portree's beautiful Harbour, has spectacular views across what must be Scotland's most picturesque bay. It oozes charm, character & blends Victorian style with up-to-date modern features with Vintage industrial chic. Living room with Smart TV, sumptuous leather sofas, real fire with logs, sit & admire the unrestricted views across the harbour, it comes with a bespoke carpenter made fully equipped Kitchen & stylish Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Hello, we are Hazel and Ophelia (my daughter), we love to run our small 4 & 5 star luxury Apartments in the Hebrides! It is a small family business, and we are helped by amazing friends and staff. We keep it small so we can concentrate on quality and great customer service with all the luxury and attention to detail you would expect. We have been offering award winning accommodation since the last century. We love meeting people and welcoming people to our beautiful Island and properties on Skye

The centre of life in Portree has to be its harbour. This is in a superb natural setting, being surrounded by high ground and cliffs. The peninsula to the south is unflatteringly known as "The Lump", and once provided a spectacular setting for public hangings on the island. Today the harbour continues to be used by fishing boats, but is also home to other vessels, from pleasure craft to the lifeboat. Built around the harbour at harbourside level are a range of buildings which have featured in more than one calendar photograph down the years. The run of brightly painted buildings down the south-west side is especially striking; but for us, the natural stone and whitewashed buildings on the north-west side are even more attractive. The main town of Portree lies above and behind the harbour. The main focus is Somerled Square, home to the mercat cross and war memorial, some car parking, and most of the bus stops in the town. Much of the shopping is to be found in the roads leading from Somerled Square towards the harbour: and Wentworth Street offers a range of those "interesting but not essential" shops that make any visit worthwhile.