Leverburgh 6.8 miles. Rising from the beachside village of Scarista Mhor, near Leverburgh on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, elegant The Sheep Station One offers the most spectacular views, fascinating wooden structure, and walking distance to a local sandy beach, making the perfect romantic couple’s getaway for those with a taste for the remote and the opulent.

Beginning your adventure, you will arrive at this stunning wooden holiday house, noting the tasteful large windows and convenient off-road parking.

Keen to discover what waits inside, you will find an open-plan living space where all guests receive a welcome gift of Bamford toiletries, Champagne and treats upon arrival, with the addition of a handy beach bag and towels provided. This opulent space offers a deep-blue kitchen with all of the household amenities presented to you in style, a sitting area to recline in with a glass of your favourite beverage and enjoy the view framed by large windows, and a dining space made perfect for a romantic meal with your significant other, with stylish furniture and a wooden floor to add to the contemporary feel of this airy space.

In need of some relaxation, you will find the most stunning first-floor sitting room with large windows capturing the bay outside, with tasteful furniture, a brick feature wall and woodburning stove to allow for the perfect romantic evening in, with sofas for you to recline on and a desk.

When the evening draws in, find your way to the homely super-king-size room with ample storage and an incredible full-length window at the foot of the bed that is simply breath-taking, allowing you to fall asleep gazing at the stars and wake up to a spectacular sunrise.

Rinse the sand from your hair and the Hebridean chill from your skin with either a soak in the bath or a splash under the rainforest walk-in shower, designed tastefully in a marble tiled bathroom.

Although remote, this stunning holiday home rests in equally as stunning surroundings, with many spectacular places just waiting to be explored. You needn’t travel much further to find a beautiful sandy beach, where clear blue waters make a haven for both wildlife, and outdoor activities such as kayaking and wild-swimming or offer a scenic backdrop for a romantic picnic with your partner. Looking for a pub, hot meal, or a convenience store to top up on essentials and sample local produce, head over to the nearby town of Leverburgh, where you will find restaurants, cafes, pubs as well as local craft shops. There are perfect opportunities within the area for you to discover the rich culture and heritage of the area with your significant other, so why not take a stroll through the rugged countryside and marvel at the intriguing historical sites on offer, including Macleod’s Stone, dating back to the 13th century? A romantic getaway nestled into the wilderness of the Outer Hebrides, a stay at the stunning The Sheep Station two is sure to be one you and your partner will remember. The islands can be reached by flights from Edinburgh, Glasgow or Inverness; or by ferry from Uig on Skye to Tarbert, or Ullapool to Stornoway.

Leverburgh is a village resting at the south end of the Isle of Harris. Surrounded by water, Leverburgh is known as a fishing port and the village boasts a number of fantastic cafes and restaurants and just outside the village is Sam’s Seafood Shack which offers a delicious selection of locally caught fish and seafood. While you are in Leverburgh you can stock up on essentials at Harris Community shop and there is even a store selling local tweed, Borrisdale Tweed. Nearby attractions include the dramatic coastline at Bagh Steinigidh and Nisabost beach, the North Harris Eagle Observatory at Meavaig and woodland walks at Ardvourlie Woodland.

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