Norvald
Self Catering Accommodation
Birsay, Orkney
Sleeps 6
ABOUT
Situated on a working farm with beautiful views across Birsay Bay, Norvald is the perfect base for your stay in Orkney. We are ideally located for fishing, with Boardhouse loch just a 5 minute walk away. The Brough of Birsay, Earls Palace, Barony mill and Skipigeo are all within walking distance. Alternatively, immerse yourself in some of the island's ancient history with a visit to Skara Brae, Ring of Brodgar or the Standing Stones of Stenness, all just a short drive away.
THE HOUSE
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Ground floor
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Bedroom One- 2 Single beds or 1 Superking, dressing table and wardrobe
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Bedroom Two- 1 Double bed, dressing table and wardrobe
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Bedroom Three- 2 Single beds or 1 Superking, wardrobe
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Utility room/Office with ironing facilities, clothes airer and desk
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Washing machine
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Main bathroom with shower/bath
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First Floor
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Living room with three sofas, coffee table, large TV, Free-Sat, DVD player and beautiful views across Birsay Bay
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Dining area with seating for six
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Kitchen with dishwasher, hob, oven, grill, fridge-freezer, microwave, kettle, coffee maker and toaster
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WC
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Please specify bed preference when booking. All bed linen/towels are provided.
A travel cot and bedding can be provided. Please let us know if you require a high-chair or baby bath tub.
There is a coin meter for electricity (accepts £1 coins only).
Electric car charging is free.
This is a non-smoking property. Sorry, but no dogs (except assistance dogs) permitted.
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CHECK AVAILABILITY/BOOK
RATES
(dates are inclusive)
2020
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1st July - 6th August: £525/week £75/night
7th August - 31st August: £539/week £77/night
1st September - 31st October: £455/week £65/night
1st November - 31st December: £420/week £60/night
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2021
1st January - 31st March: £420/week £60/night
1st April - 22nd May: £455/week £65/night
23rd May - 30th June: £504/week £72/night
1st July - 31st August: £539/week £77/night
1st September - 31st October: £455/week £65/night
1st November - 31st December: £420/week £60/night
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Minimum stay: 5 nights
20% deposit required when booking (non-refundable)
Balance to be paid on arrival
Check in from 1500. Latest check out 1000.
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FACILITIES
Welcome pack
Just a few essentials to get you started.
Garden
Plenty of outside space for the family to enjoy.
Free Wifi
Unlimited Wi-fi included (subject to fair useage)
Baby friendly
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We have stairgates fitted to keep little ones safe. We can also provide a travel cot, high chair and baby bath, just ask. We are only a 5 minute walk from an excellent playpark.
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Storage
We have plenty of storage for fishing gear, bicycles, roofboxes, or anything else you can think of.
Laundry
Washing machine, clothes airer, washing line and ironing facilities provided.
Free E.V. Charging
There is an electric vehicle charging point located outside the property. There is no charge for this service.
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THINGS TO DO
Fishing
There is excellent trout fishing at the Boardhouse loch or why not try the nearby Harray and Stenness lochs, just a short drive away.
Bird Watching
The ideal location for spotting rare birds with two RSPB reserves close by. Take a walk up to the Marwick head bird reserve to see if you can spot the puffins.
Walking
Explore many miles of beautiful coastal paths. Bring your binoculars to spot some whales or relax on the many beaches Orkney has to offer. With excellent air and ferry links to the north and south isles, the possibilities are endless.
Leisure Activities
Excellent, modern leisure facilities are available at the Pickaquoy centre in Kirkwall.
Historical sites
Earls Palace and The Kitchener Memorial are within walking distance. Or go further back in time with a visit to Skara Brae, Ness of Brodgar or the Standing Stones of Stenness, all just a short drive away. A little further afield, you will find the impressive St Magnus Cathedral, the Italian Chapel and the Tomb of the Eagles.
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Cultural Heritage
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You can visit the nearby Kirbuster and Corigall farm museums to get an insight into traditional farming methods. Or perhaps follow the craft trail to discover a wide range of local crafts. We would highly recommend a tour of the Barony Mill, Orkney's only working water mill.
