Alavik Lodge is a charming timber-framed lodge situated on the edge of the township of Tokavaig, surrounded by a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest. The lodge was built in 1999 and has been designed to maximize the stunning views of the surrounding countryside, including Loch Eishort and the Cuillin Mountain range. The open-plan sitting room and dining room feature a wood-burning stove and glazed gable, allowing natural light to flood the space. The property also includes a one-bedroom cottage, built in 2005, which has potential to generate an income (subject to license). Located on the Isle of Skye, the lodge 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 is an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts, with many coastal and forestry trails, small islands, and inlets nearby, as well as Armadale Castle and the Museum of the Isles, which are popular visitor attractions.