Beach  Bridge cottage is situated halfway between Pennyghael and Bunessan. It overlooks the small estuary of the Beach  (pronounced Bay-ach) river. It was built in the early 1970's as a home for the retiring shepherd, Johnnie Dubh (Dubh is the gaelic word for black - Johnnie's hair was apparently, very) 

It was renovated in 1991 and comprises a double room, a twin room and a single room. All bed linen and duvets are provided

In the kitchen cooking is electric. There is a washer/drier, a fridge, a freezer and a microwave

Heating is with storage heaters throughout and there is also an open fire for which firewood is provided.

The sitting room has a T.V.and video for video playback only. There is also an F.M. radio/cassette player. We do not get T.V. reception here but with the large picture window overlooking Loch Scridain to Ben More beyond you probably won't miss it.