Craig-E-Brae History
Craig-E-Brae was built in the mid 1800’s with a thatched roof. Then in 1936, the thatched roof was taken off, the walls raised and covered with a slate roof.

In 1964, the chimneys were rebuilt and the walls replastered. In 1996, a major restoration took place, modernising the facilities, whilst retaining its original (traditional) appearance and charm. The old peat shed has been converted into a single garage. The horsewalk is intact with some of the mechanical apparatus in place. This system of cogs, shafts and pulley wheels drove plunge churns and a threshing machine / corn cleaner in what was known as the Dairy. (the exposed stone built outhouses remain standing)

The cottage was owned by my Great Grandfather, Alexander Craig. Craig-e-Brae (Craig on the Hill) was named by my Great Uncle, James Craig, after he emigrated to America in 1906.

Facilities

Criag-e-Brae has 3 bedrooms, sleeping 5 persons with a cot and high chair available at extra charge. There is a large, modern kitchen; sitting room; dining room; luxury bathroom with electric shower; beautiful ash winding staircase and traditional fireplaces. It has been renovated in keeping with traditional cottage style and is built with 600mm thick stone walls. There is a large garden with patio and garden furniture. A single garage together with car wash facilities is available.
A DVD player and freeview TV are provided.
Wi-Fi is available.
There is central heating (oil) and an alarm system fitted.
Other facilities include dishwasher, fridge/freezer, coffee maker, washer / dryer and microwave.

There is a long green lane for walking and you can see farm animals in the fields. Pony trekking, fishing, and clay pigeon shooting can be arranged nearby at extra cost. Golf clubs and fishing outfits are available at no extra cost.