BIRSAY SELF CATERING
Self catering accommodation in the heart of neolithic Orkney
Forst
Those added extras...
A holiday in Orkney is all about discovering the culture, wildlife and traditional way of living in the islands. So, to feel at home straight away, you will be treated to a homemade fruit cake and a jar of homemade marmalade!
Welcome to Forst, a recently refurbished semi-detached cottage nestling in the heart of the historic seaside village of Palace.
This idyllic self-catering cottage would make the ideal base for anyone wishing to discover the beautiful nature and fantastic cultural heritage that Orkney has to offer. Forst is in a location which offers a healthy balance of community and isolation which will allow you to make the most of your holiday without the usual distraction of mainland UK.
Facilities
Forst contains all the basic facilities that you need for a holiday in the beautiful and refreshing Northern Isles!
Bedroom with twin single beds with over bed reading lights and bedside tables. Bed linen is provided.
Sitting Room with double bed settee, TV, dining table and chairs, electric fire and an electric storage heater for the cooler months. A CD player, radio and television are also provided.
Toilet and Shower Room with electric shower, toilet, hand basin and an electric heater.
Galley Kitchen complete with water heater, cooker, washing machine, fridge-freezer, microwave, electric kettle, toaster and ample crockery and cutlery.
Outside, through the back door is a raised patio with drying area.
Also Available:
Hairdryer, Iron, Ironing board.
The property is heated throughout.
...and a little history
The ruins behind Forst are those of Earl's Palace. Earl's Palace dates back to the 1570's and is worth a visit during your stay. To find out more about Earl's Palace visit the Undiscovered Scotland website. Birsay is also the ancient capital of Orkney. Find out more about the parish through the Birsay Heritage website.
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