Monkstadt House 1745

Escape to Monkstadt 1745 and experience one of Skye’s most historic homes in the peaceful setting of the Trotternish Peninsula.

Monkstadt House was involved in one of the greatest pieces of Scottish history as Bonnie Prince Charlie came ashore after fleeing Uist in 1746 and hid in a cave only a few hundred yards from the house. The owners of the house at the time, Lady Margaret MacDonald along with the famous Flora MacDonald, helped him to evade capture from the Red Coats which meant he eventually escaped back to France.

Sir MacDonald Suite – sleeps 2
With a king sized, four poster bed, en-suite with stand-alone bath and lovely views of the Trotternish Peninsula, Lord MacDonald’s Suite is housed on the first floor  and is the perfect place to relax during a romantic getaway.

Lady Margaret Suite – sleeps 2
Enjoy this luxurious first floor bedroom suite with king sized, four poster bed. Take a soak in our large stand-alone bath or recline in front of the window and take in the breath-taking views of Skye’s surrounding landscape.

Alexander Suite – sleeps 2 (+2)
For something a little grander there’s the contemporary Alexander Suite, our largest of suites which is spread over two stunning floors. Cosy up by your own private fireplace in the living room downstairs and then retreat upstairs to rest in your luxurious king sized bedroom. Comfortable sofa bed is ideal for families traveling with child.

Lt. MacLeod Room – sleeps 2
Thoughtfully designed guest room on our second floor with king sized, four poster bed and large private shower room.

Flora’s Room – sleeps 2
Our charming second floor guest room with king sized, four poster bed and large private shower room.

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To book your stay in Monkstadt House 1745 have a look at our availability page.