Flodigarry Design at Kensaleyre

Name - Ken & Brenda Lowndes

Design - Flodigarry

Location - Kensaleyre, Isle of Skye

Notes - Ken and Brenda have called their house Tigh Daibhaidh (David's House)

This front elevation of the Flodigarry design shows just how close it is to the traditional croft houses found throughout the Scottish Highlands and Islands.

From the side, you can see the rear gable extension.  This house has been altered from our original layout and now has double windows downstairs to the front.

The house has a very spacious lounge.  The Lowndes have added patio doors to the rear which open out onto a patio area also accessed from the dining area in the rear extension.

The lounge looking towards the front of the house showing those double windows in the front elevation.

The kitchen area of this particular house differs considerably from our original Flodigarry design.  Here the kitchen and dining room are located in the rear extension.  This creates a bright and airy room.

Looking towards the dining area from the kitchen with the second set of patio doors in the background. 

One of the features of the Flodigarry design is the stair and upstairs landing.   

It is a very bright area of the house which maximises the available natural light through the Velux window above the stair.

The house has three bedrooms upstairs.  This is one of the rooms to the front of the house which has a built in wardrobe in the corner.  Note the wardrobe doors which match the other interior doors in the house.   These are supplied as standard with all SkyeHomes kits.

This is the en-suite bathroom off the rear bedroom.  Once again a Velux window allows in plenty light and although relatively small, the room still allows ample space for a good sized shower cubicle.