The restful tranquillity of the west coast is exemplified in the remote Highland village of Drumbeg. This beautifully maintained bungalow was built in the late 1990's as a retreat for our artist father and family. It is thoughtfully designed and tastefully decorated with his and other artists' work. The large picture window in the lounge has an inspiring outlook to the sea and coastal hillside. There is a pretty garden, tended by Marion McLeod of Polchaple Garden Nursery (near Drumbeg), where visitors can sit out and enjoy the peaceful scenic surroundings.

Travelling on the single track road to Drumbeg is like taking a step back in time and the local area offers endless pursuits for all the family. The impressive Assynt mountains offer opportunities for walking and climbing, there are also National Nature Reserves, a World GeoPark, pottery workshops, beautiful beaches, boat trips, island hopping and bird watching. An award winning shop, an excellent hotel/pub and a delightful tearoom are a few minutes walk away. Guided fishing and shooting can be arranged with Callum Miller (Drumbeg 01571 833 269).

Tigh a Garadh Beag (pronounced Tie Gara Bek) has one double bedroom with ensuite shower room/toilet, a twin bedroom (cot and high chair available), very spacious kitchen with utility  room off, large living room with dining area and solid fuel stove. Main toilet /bathroom with shower over bath. Cooking by gas hob / electric oven, solid fuel central heating and panel/oil heaters. Fridge, freezer, auto washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, microwave, television, DVD, CD player, telephone for incoming calls. Bed linen and towels are provided.