After many years touring Scotland—mainly on motorbikes—and falling in love with Ullapool and its stunning surroundings, I relocated in 2005 in search of a new lifestyle. My previous career in the food industry demanded precision and attention to detail, skills that have proved invaluable in delivering exceptional service to guests and property owners alike. I founded Ullapool Holiday Homes in 2008 as an independent, bespoke holiday-letting business based just north of Ullapool. Today, we look after around 30 self-catering properties sleeping from 2 to 8 guests, covering an area stretching across the beautiful Scottish Highlands. Because we know each home and the area personally, guests can always contact us for any information that isn’t listed—our motto has always been Happy to Help. Before launching the business, I worked at a caravan and camping holiday park, gaining hands-on experience in everything from administration to mowing grass and even unblocking drains. Those early days inspired the idea behind Ullapool Holiday Homes and helped build the foundation of a business that continues to grow from strength to strength. Every property in our portfolio is personally inspected, and we understand each home inside out. If you have a question, we’re confident we’ll have the answer. Each holiday home includes a detailed guide on how everything works, along with a wealth of visitor information, games, and books to help you make the most of your stay. And when I’m not working? You’ll usually find me in the garden, growing vegetables, or out walking my dog—enjoying the very lifestyle that brought me to this remarkable corner of Scotland.

Little Loch View is a welcoming charming three-bedroom Highland retreat, perfectly set for families & friends seeking a truly remote getaway. Nestled above the stunning waters of Little Loch Broom, the house offers uninterrupted views of the surrounding mountains and ever-changing Scottish landscape. From the garden and living spaces, you can admire the dramatic silhouettes of Scoraig, Beinn Ghobhlach, An Teallach, and Sail Mhor—a breathtaking backdrop in every season. Sleeping up to six guests, the house is designed to feel like a real home-from-home. With a fully equipped kitchen, a comfortable living room with open fireplace, WiFi throughout, smart TV's, and both bath and shower facilities. Little Loch View happily welcomes up to two dogs, and the secure garden means your four-legged family members can enjoy the fresh Highland air safely. The location is ideal for walkers, climbers, wild swimmers, stargazers, families, and couples looking to unwind amidst spectacular natural surroundings. The area is wonderfully remote, wth incredible beaches, wild-swimming spots, and some of Scotland’s most impressive mountains nearby (with An Teallach often praised as one of Britain’s finest peaks), there’s no shortage of adventure. Little Loch View sits within a region renowned for its extraordinary dark skies, it's an exceptional spot for stargazing and, if you’re lucky, glimpsing the Northern Lights. A stay at Little Loch View is a holiday to remember. Wander scenic local trails, watch sunsets dance across the mountains, or spend evenings in the garden stargazing under extraordinary skies. Nearby, you can explore the dramatic Falls of Measach, roam the golden sands of Gruinard Bay, or take day trips to charming west-coast villages such as Gairloch. Remote, peaceful, and beautifully positioned—Little Loch View is the perfect base for discovering the magic of Wester Ross.

Little Loch View sits in a spectacular and peaceful corner of Wester Ross, perfectly positioned for exploring some of the most dramatic scenery in the northwest Highlands. The coastal road toward Gairloch offers unforgettable views, with sandy beaches ideal for a stroll. Wild goats are often spotted along the hillsides, and the nearby Ardressie Waterfall provides another scenic stop. The area is rich in fascinating places of interest. History enthusiasts can visit the Arctic Convoy Museum, Gairloch Museum, and Ullapool Museum. Garden lovers will enjoy the world-famous Inverewe Garden and the beautifully maintained Attadale Gardens. For a memorable drive, the dramatic Pass of the Cattle (Bealach na Bà) and its Applecross Historical Society interpretation of local heritage make for a superb day out. If you enjoy local flavours, the Badachro Distillery offers excellent handcrafted spirits and tours. Walkers and climbers are spoiled for choice with Sail Mhor and An Teallach on the doorstep—two of the finest mountains in Scotland. To the south stretches the vast Dundonnell and Fisherfield Forest, known as The Great Wilderness, offering both challenging routes and gentle rambles. For essentials, Laide is just 11 miles away with a well-stocked village shop. Little Loch View is also conveniently positioned between Ullapool and Poolewe, each around 30 miles and offering shops, cafés, and services. Closer to home, enjoy a meal or drink at the friendly Dundonnell Hotel—the perfect end to a day of exploration. Whether you’re seeking adventure, tranquillity, history, wildlife, or simply a beautiful place to unwind, the neighbourhood around Little Loch View offers a truly memorable Highland experience.