The holiday home “Manish” lies approximately half a mile before the village of Carbost on an 8 acre croft which has been in the MacCaskill family for over 70 years. It was a working croft up until 20 years ago and is now used mainly for sheep grazing. The name “Manish” is from a village on the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, chosen because of the strong Harris links with the family.
Manish is at the junction leading into GLENBRITTLE (10 minutes’ drive) and the Cuillin Hills which boast eleven Munros along its ridge and mountaineers and hillwalkers experience some of the most challenging rock climbing in Europe.