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Set in the country side, although not too far out of town, Owlswood Lodge is surrounded by breath taking views and countryside.
Close enough to Kirkwall to enjoy the local shops, fine local produce and our popular pubs and restaurants, but far enough away to enjoy the country get away.
Further afield, you are just several miles from Orphir, the birth town of John Rae, the Artic explorer who discovered the final link in the Northwest passage and his home , the Hall of Clestrain.
The cottage overlooks Scapa Flow, which was a Royal Navy base during the First and Second World War, and is steeped with history, including the sinking of the infamous Royal Oak, which met its end in 1939, the marker buoy can be seen from the Kitchen window.
The RSPB Hobbister is right on the back of the cottage, where you may see short eared owls or hen harriers, and the nearby coastal walks may treat you to a sighting of red breasted mergansers or black guillemots.
You can walk part of the Magnus St Way, a 58 mile pilgrimage trail, featuring 6 different sections. Part 6 is Orphir to Kirkwall.

There is ample parking at the property, and it is just a 5 minute drive out of Kirkwall.