Seahorses
Nedd - Drumbeg

Seahorses

About Seahorses

Weekly from: £950 p.w.

Sleeps: 6

Changeover: Saturday

Christmas: £1550 | New Year: £1550

Seahorses, Nedd near Drumbeg

Sleeps 6 - Wifi - Wood Burner - Pets Welcome

Seahorses is located in a secluded position in the village of Nedd near Drumbeg. Its impressive coastline location offers panoramic views across the sea and towards the Quinag mountain range. The property offers spacious accommodation for a family or a group of friends looking to explore and enjoy all the activities that this scenic part of north-west Scotland has to offer.

At the heart of the property is an open-plan kitchen and dining room, with a utility area to the rear. The lounge which is spacious and light has an impressive fireplace and offers direct access to the garden. A bedroom is located on this level, this being a king with an en-suite shower room, it enjoys views to the garden and towards the sea. Completing the facilities on this level is a cloakroom. Upstairs there are two further bedrooms; a king and a twin; both have en-suite shower rooms and again enjoy impressive views to the sea and the mountains. 

Seahorses is the perfect place if you’re looking for somewhere remote to escape from it all. Although Drumbeg is a small village, it is serviced by the Drumbeg stores (limited opening hours), where you can pick up essentials. At Assynt Aromas, you can buy candles that will instantly transport you back to the Highlands after you have returned home. For a bigger shop, stop in Ullapool,  here you can find a supermarket, as well as restaurants, a museum and ferries over to the Western Isles.

At Seahorses, you can immerse yourself in the wonders of nature. Watch wildlife from the comfort of the garden, where you can spot many species, including seals, deer, eagles and owls. There is even a badger that comes to visit most evenings. Due to the absence of light pollution, the skies come alive at night with twinkling stars. Get a closer look at the heavens with the provided telescope.

The area of Assynt is rich in natural beauty, and there is no shortage of activities to enjoy. Fishing is available at Lagg Trout Fishery, or simply head to the shore with the fishing equipment provided in the house. Hikers are spoiled for choice with the range of trails in the area. Walk from Loch na Gainmhich to Eas a Chual Aluinn – Britain’s tallest waterfall and a whopping three times higher than Niagara Falls.

An abundance of beaches is found around Drumbeg, including Achmelvich beach and Clachtoll beach, also home to the remains of an Iron Age broch. For those looking to go a little further afield, there are many possible day trips. Head north to Durness, where you can find Smoo Cave and Cape Wrath, Britain’s most northwesterly point. Alternatively, take a boat trip over to Handa Island, where you can walk amongst the puffins. 

 

Summary

Facilities - Downstairs

  • Spacious lounge with French Doors giving direct access to the garden, comfortable seating, log fire, TV/DVD with Netflix (own account required).
  • Large open-plan kitchen and dining area, dining table and seating for six.
  • Kitchen, Induction hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, Nespresso coffee machine and all the usual kitchen equipment.
  • Utility area with washing machine, tumble dryer and additional fridge/freezer.
  • King size bedroom with fabulous en-suite shower room, walk in rainfall shower, wc, whb, heated towel rail. TV with Wii sports.
  • Cloak room, wc, whb.
  • Entrance hall with plenty of space for outdoor gear.

Facilities – Upstairs

  • King size bedroom with en-suite shower room, shower, wc, whb, heated towel rail.
  • Twin bedroom with en-suite shower room, shower, wc, whb, heated towel rail.

Included in the rent

  • Bed linen and towels.
  • Electricity and heating costs.
  • Initial supply of logs included for fire.
  • Under-floor heating throughout ground floor (ground source heat).
  • Therma-skirt heating system in upstairs bedrooms.
  • Wifi internet access.

Other Facilities

  • Ironing facilities.
  • Indoor & outdoor drying areas.
  • Hair dryer in each bedroom.
  • Travel cot, high chair, stair gate and baby bath, (please note no bed linen is supplied).
  • Quality books and maps.
  • Walking route advice, GPS information.
  • Walkie-talkies.
  • Telescope for star gazing.
  • Honesty phone.  
  • 2 fishing rods.
  • Garden with furniture and barbecue.
  • Off road parking for three cars.

Pet Policy

Two well behaved dogs are allowed, however the garden is not fully enclosed, a weekly charge of £25.00 for each pet applies. Please note that pets are not allowed in the bedrooms and must be kept on a lead whilst outside.

Mobile Phone Signal

Please note that mobile phone signal can be quite patchy in the area, however the house does have a phone with an honesty pot.

Good Housekeeping Deposit

A Good Housekeeping Deposit of £150.00 is required at the property.

Best Features

  • Secluded location with spectacular sea and mountain views.
  • An ideal base for the outdoor enthusiast with forest walks and the Assynt Mountains not far away.
  • Village amenities including shop, hotel and restaurant/bar – one mile away.

STL Licence No : HI00662-F           EPC Rating - B

Seahorses Reviews

Guests rate Seahorses: Excellent   from 16 reviews About Reviews


Reviewed this property on 21/09/2025
And awarded it

We had a wonderful and unforgettable time there. I am still amazed by how beautiful the view is! I love the Scottish countryside, and this place has become one of my favourites. Everything was comfortable and convenient.


Reviewed this property on 11/07/2025
And awarded it

Over the years we gave stayed in a number of holiday rentals in Assynt, but Seahorses beats them all. Fantastic location and views, and incredibly well appointed. There was even a first aid kit for dogs! It is a real home from home, a house which, though relatively recent, has a soul. I could have spent hours simply contemplating the scenery or, in typical Assynt weather, working my through the extremely comprehensive choice of books and DVDs.
Our congratulations to the owners for their their attention to detail and to their guests' wellbeing. Thanks too to Rachel the caretaker for maintaing a high standard of cleanliness.
Simply the best.


Reviewed this property on 30/06/2025
And awarded it

wow, superb cottage with views that keep you spellbound, wildlife which we love was abundant, red deer in garden looking through patio, 2 badgers, golden eagles overhead and white tail eagle also regular over loch, the bird feeders attract around 17 types of bird and keeps you entertained as you make a coffee. House is superb, so comfy and spotlessly clean, beds comfy and showers just what you need after a day out whether near or far. Everything you need has been second guessed by the owners. the perfect "chillaxation" destination, I loved sitting at the outdoor white table in the evening watching the sea and loch for passing cetaceans having an ale or a wee dram. Would we return.. definite yes.


Reviewed this property on 23/06/2025
And awarded it

Returning visitor. Just as lovely as before. Beautiful well equipped cottage with stunning views.
Highly recommend.


Reviewed this property on 29/03/2025
And awarded it

Absolutely stunning cottage in a beautiful location. Seahorses is warm, comfortable and really well thought out with everything you could need. Plenty of good walks, hiking and wildlife to see.
Thank you so much for the gorgeous hamper...everything was used and appreciated.
Thank you also to Wilderness Cottages who are brilliant to deal with. We will definitely recommend you and book with you again.


Reviewed this property on 03/11/2024
And awarded it

We love Seahorses. Just had our second stay. A lovely, clean, spacious, well-equipped cottage. Highly recommended.

Weekly from: £950 p.w.

Sleeps: 6

Christmas: £1550

New Year: £1550

Changeover: Saturday

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