Scorrabrae was originally ran as a shop...horse and cart gathering stores from ships coming in at ancient pier directly below at the Round church. It was altered to a more modern general stores selling goods and petrol..A hub of the village. The original school oposite. I bought it in 2001 and ran it as a pub restaurant.for several years before two other establishments where built within a mile of me.Then worked as a sports massage therapist and partly ran the house as self catering, while bringing up my children. I have recently joined bookings and have enjoyed working with them inviting lovely people internationally year round to The Scorrabrae...I am constantly improving Scorrabrae and look forward welcoming you soon..you can now enjoy Scorrabrae as a holiday let with your own private lounge and kitchen sleeping up to a maximum of 10 people.

Hello...I moved from Dunblane to the Highland then to Orkney...I was a freelance cook in the sporting lodges for over a decade...cooking first for Rt Hon Ronald Eden privately and also in his Pride of Britain Hotel Cromlix House..I was a private cook to Mr & Mrs TFX Mullarkey Locust Valley N.Y. NY. Private cook to Diana Rigg Archie Stirling Auchertyre and had the pleasure cooking often at Kincardine House in Deeside for Nicki and Andy Bradford being invited to cook beside celebrity chefs Anthony Worl Thompson Brian Turner Paul Rankin Ed Bains The Tanner BrosTheo Randel creating great banquets dinners. now we welcoming guests into the Scorrabrae..Started working through bookings several yrs ago thoroughly enjoyed my experience with them and the lovely guests I have the pleasure of greeting. Look forward welcoming you 2025😊🙋

Round church Orkney saga site The By Orphir Ward Hill Orphir great hike with a picnic for the summit. (EasyWalk) Bird reserve Great circular walks local from Scorrabrae.. Hoy Ward hill Hoy war museum although under reservations tours available twice weekly Waulkmill Bay Swambister Beach and ancient pier.. Maeshow Standing stones Very central to most sites being 10 miles from both Kirkwall and Stromness War Museums Isle of Hoy port only one mile from Scorrabrae Hoy also has some great hill climb Old Man of Hoy Ness dig at Stenness Five miles John Ray museum under renovation Hall Of Clestrain Scape Flow Swambister Beach