Alavik Lodge is a charming timber-framed lodge situated on the edge of the township of Tokavaig, surrounded by woodland designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Built in 1999, the lodge has been designed to take full advantage of the stunning views of the nearby countryside, Loch Eishort, and the Cuillin Mountain range. The open-plan sitting room and dining room feature a wood-burning stove and a glazed gable that frames the landscape, flooding the space with natural light. The lodge is located on the Isle of Skye, a popular tourist destination known for its romantic and historical associations, as well as its magnificent landscape. The property is easily accessible from the Skye bridge and Mallaig to Armadale ferry, and is close to the village of Broadford, which offers a range of shops and facilities. The lodge also comes with a one-bedroom cottage, built in 2005, which provides ancillary accommodation and potential for generating an income.