Morroch contains two isolated beach cottages. They both have electricity and phones. Mobile phones don't usually work. TV is from Northern Ireland. Water is pumped (automatically!) from a spring.
Opposite and below is the track down the cliff. (It can also be seen in the distance on the home page.) The Southern Croft can be seen in the (old) picture below beside an old tractor shed
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Access is not for the fainthearted - you can drive along a rough track through fields to the cliff-top parking area and proceed on foot down a steep cliff path, although this is not an easy walk.
The track has a hairpin bend on a 45 degree gradient, but is comfortably handled with the correct vehicle and careful driving. Particular care should be taken on this track.(See the cliff track video!)
Experienced 4 wheel drive vehicle owners can drive to the cottage, but for other visitors, a transfer service is provided for guests and all luggage on arrival and departure.
Set in an idyllic coastal situation, 2 miles from the picturesque fishing village of Portpatrick in the south-west corner of Scotland, these unique beach cottages stand in their own private bay, facing south over the sea with a wonderful backdrop of high cliffs.
This remote situation on the Mull of Galloway is the perfect
setting for a temporary escape from the world and ideal for
• artists
• birdwatchers
• divers
• families
• walkers
• writers
The beach cottages are also available individually.
Once on the bay the isolation is complete. No house, nor shop, nor pub is within convenient walking distance. However, the village is only 10 minutes away by boat or Land Rover.
The cottages are simply furnished. Morroch Cottage has an open fire creating a cosy atmosphere in the sitting room and there is a veranda along the front of the cottage where you can relax and enjoy the wonderful view and sound of the sea.
The Southern Croft enjoys a spectacular seafront position, a feature woodburning stove and underfloor heating.
This exclusive and romantic coast-line cottage is a magical honeymoon location.
On a clear day the Isle of Man can be seen, and at night the lighthouses on the Irish coast complement the stars as the only lights, save those from the comfortable crofthouses on the sea shore.
Many thanks to Pauline Iredale for some of the photos!
