The Old Tea Shop is a self-catering holiday cottage sleeping 4 people which were
Formerly an old Sweet Shop & Tea Room.
The cottage is an ideal base for exploring Scotland’s Northern Wilderness, situated
In between the lovely town of Thurso and the famous John-O-Groats, ideally positioned
For people taking trips to the Orkney Islands via Gills Bay Ferry.

It comprises a large open-plan Living Area/Kitchen featuring wood-burning stove,
Large Flat-Screen 3D Television & Blueray DVD Player also Wi Games Console
Oil-fired Rayburn, Central Heating, Leather Corner Suite, Welsh Dresser and traditional furnishings.
The kitchen is fully equipped with all crockery, Microwave, Washer/Dryer/ Fridge/Dishwasher/traditional Belfast sink
Wifi is complimentary throughout the cottage.
Supply of complimentary logs, further logs available for purchase.

The bedrooms are both en-suite and have exposed beams with rustic style furnishings.
The double en-suite bedroom comprises of Victorian Style Bedstead, Wardrobe/Dressing Table Linen & towels, Television
Free-standing Victorian Bath, Heated Towel Rail, Toilet and Shower.

Twin en-suite bedroom comprises of 2 single Victorian Style Bedsteads, Wardrobe/Dressing Table, Linen & Towels, Television
Large Shower, Basin & Toilet

The Old Tea Shop has it’s own parking area and enclosed garden with garden furniture. The Courtyard area
To the front has old-fashioned lampposts and is surrounded by large mature fir trees.
The cottage welcomes children over the age of 10 years.
Bookings are taken for nightly stays, short breaks, full weeks.

In the beautiful county of Caithness, you will find spectacular bays, pretty harbours & foaming rivers rich in brown
Trout & salmon. It is a wonderful mixture of dramatic Landscapes & stunning scenery from wild cliffs & tiny islands
To lonely moorland and remote sandy beaches. It is a haven for birdwatchers, fishermen and outdoor enthusiasts,
Whatever you decide to do we are sure you will want to return.

Visit Dunnet Head – Britains most northerly point – here you can see the most spectacular wildlife you will probably
Ever see – puffins – eagles – otters – seals – deer and much more!
Castle of Mey – The Queen Mothers former residence is just a mile from the cottage, with spectacular Visitor Centre & wonderful Gardens.

Nearby John O Groats is a must! Daily boat trips during summer months, also daily trips to The Orkney Islands to see ancient monuments,
Dreamlike beaches, craft shops and world-famous ale & whisky!

For the active, there is a wide range of pursuits in Caithness – Horseriding, Surfing, Sub-aqua Diving, Sailing, Climbing, Cycling & Walking.
Do something different and Visit Caithness – a 2 and ½ hour drive from Inverness through stunning scenery.

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