Great Townhouse On The NC500 Route

Brora, Sutherland

The Old Library in Brora, Scotland is a historic three-storey stone house that accommodates up to six guests with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main living room on the first floor holds cultural significance as it was once the meeting room for the town library, where the formation of the Brora golf course was agreed upon in 1891. The house boasts original features, high ceilings, a beautiful fireplace, and Harris tweed furnishings, creating a luxurious and relaxing atmosphere. Brora is located on the North Coast 500 route, known for its stunning scenery and attractions such as Brora golf course, Clynelish and Brora Distilleries, and the John o Groats trail for scenic walks and wildlife spotting.

The ground floor of The Old Library features a kitchen/dining room and a bathroom with a shower cubicle. The first floor includes the main living room, a bedroom with a 4’6” bed, and a bathroom with a bath. The second floor offers two bedrooms with zip and link beds that can be configured as twins or super king beds. Outside, the property has a garden at the rear with a lawn, flower borders, and outdoor dining furniture. There is space to park and drop off luggage, as well as a shed for bikes. Free unlimited parking is available just a short walk away from the property.

Guests staying at The Old Library can enjoy the charm and comfort of this historic vacation home in the heart of Brora. With its proximity to local attractions, including the beach, golf course, distilleries, and walking trails, visitors have plenty of opportunities to explore the beauty and culture of the surrounding area. The house's well-preserved original features, combined with modern amenities and a peaceful garden, provide a delightful retreat for families or groups of up to six guests looking to experience the charm of this seaside town in Scotland.

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