Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in Highland - Page 1 of 2

'Off the Rails' at Pockton Station nestles above the pretty little village of Plockton with the Cuillin of Skye making a wonderful backdrop. It provides everything that the discerning holidaymaker could wish for and a truly unique holiday experience.Plockton is a working but unmanned station that was built in 1887 on the famous Inverness to Kyle line. Steam trains should be running through the summer, the first one is scheduled on 12th April. The Royal Scotsman stops regularly throughout the season, most weeks. The station building has been tastefully refurbished to preserve the wonderful Victorian features and architecture whilst combining modern technology to ensure a high level of comfort including complimentary wireless broadband, DVD players, LCD television.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Two separate holiday cottages that are located in a wonderful tranquil position surrounded by open fields, with beautiful views overlooking the Cairngorm Mountains.  The peaceful location and natural beauty of this delightful area has seen many guests return over the past twenty years. The holiday cottages are situated in an elevated position, half a mile above the small village of Dulnain Bridge.  You can stroll into the village which has two hotels, a Post Office and a restaurant.  The local area also offers a good range of outdoor activities to enjoy, including good golf courses, river angling, cycling routes, tennis courts and swimming pools. The town of Grantown-on-Spey is just ten minutes away and offers shops, rest.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Balneden Steading provides three delightful holiday cottages that are located within the stunning Glenlivet Estate in the Scottish Highlands. Converted by two self-catering enthusiasts in 2009 the holiday cottages are newly-renovated and are ideal for couples seeking a peaceful retreat or for friends and families who want to holiday together.Perfectly positioned within the Cairngorms National Park, The Mill and The Grain Store both sleep parties of up to four (plus one) and The Cattle Shed sleeps two guests. They provide the ideal place to relax amongst spectacular scenery and are located at the start of the Whisky and Castle Trail, between Grantown-on-Spey and Tomintoul and one mile from the A939.For those who enjoy outdoor activities, activity-filled Avi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Balneden Steading provides three delightful holiday cottages that are located within the stunning Glenlivet Estate in the Scottish Highlands. Converted by two self-catering enthusiasts in 2009 the holiday cottages are newly-renovated and are ideal for couples seeking a peaceful retreat or for friends and families who want to holiday together.Perfectly positioned within the Cairngorms National Park, The Mill and The Grain Store both sleep parties of up to four (plus one) and The Cattle Shed sleeps two guests. They provide the ideal place to relax amongst spectacular scenery and are located at the start of the Whisky and Castle Trail, between Grantown-on-Spey and Tomintoul and one mile from the A939.For those who enjoy outdoor activities, activity-filled Avi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Balneden Steading provides three delightful holiday cottages that are located within the stunning Glenlivet Estate in the Scottish Highlands. Converted by two self-catering enthusiasts in 2009 the holiday cottages are newly-renovated and are ideal for couples seeking a peaceful retreat or for friends and families who want to holiday together. Perfectly positioned within the Cairngorms National Park, The Mill and The Grain Store both sleep parties of up to four (plus one) and The Cattle Shed sleeps two guests. They provide the ideal place to relax amongst spectacular scenery and are located at the start of the Whisky and Castle Trail, between Grantown-on-Spey and Tomintoul and one mile from the A939. For those who enjoy outdoor activities, activity-filled.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Classrooms provides 4 Star accommodation and is situated forty five minutes from Inverness on the south shores of Loch Ness in one of Scotland’s most unique and picturesque settings. The apartment is located in St Benedict’s Abbey, Fort Augustus within its twenty acres of grounds surrounded by water on three sides by the Caledonian canal and the River Tarff flowing into the famous Loch Ness. This is an ideal getaway for families or couples looking for a romantic break in beautiful and tranquil surroundings and also perfect for those who enjoy outdoor activities. You can park the car and make the most of the excellent facilities including tennis court, croquet lawn, BBQ area, children’s adventure playground, boules, club lounge with full size snooker table, table tennis swimmi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Inverness Apartments and Cottages offer a selection of luxury holiday apartments and cottages that are located in Inverness, the capital of the Scottish Highlands. All properties are in attractive residential areas and offer parking, their own entrance and patios or balconies. The apartments and cottages are an ideal base for exploring the City of Inverness, shopping, visiting Loch Ness and exploring the many attractions that Northern Scotland has to offer. Inverness is renowned for its friendly welcome, ensuring that all visitors enjoy the 'Highland Hospitality', which the north of Scotland is so well known for. There are many excellent restaurants to be found in the area which the owners would be delighted to advise you of. Within a short dis.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

With its beautiful loch-side setting and relaxed tranquil atmosphere, this four star semi-detached former ferryman's cottage provides comfortable self catering holiday accommodation which is equipped to a high standard. Spacious and bright, the house is perfectly situated on the shores of Loch Leven and it has its own carefully maintained garden with magnificent views of the surrounding lochs and hills. This area of unparalleled beauty between Fort William and Glen Coe attracts all levels of outdoor enthusiasts and offers something for everyone including skiing, hill-walking, climbing, wildlife, photography, touring and island hopping.  Alternatively you can take a relaxing Loch cruise from Oban or Fort William. There is excellent shopping in both Oban and Fort William, al.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Kirkton Farm Cottage is in an enviable position overlooking Udale bay, on a working farm in the rural area of Resolis, in the Black Isle. The Black Isle is not actually an island but a Peninsula within the Scottish Highlands. It is a beautiful area with several scenic villages (including Avoch and Rosemarkie) and also an attractive town, Cromarty, with its Georgian houses and old fishermen's cottages. The Black Isle is a nature lovers paradise with its dolphin and seal sanctuary and RSPB observation area for red kites. It also has many prehistoric sites for the historians amongst you. This traditional farm cottage can accommodate two to four guests (with the use of a sofa bed in the lounge) and is comfortable, well equipped and fully modernised to a high.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Corraith is a luxury self catering holiday cottagesitting in a superb location in the heart of Carrbridge village, Scotland. Set in its own large secluded gardens it provides the perfect base for activities in the Cairngorm National Park. Due to the unique location of Carrbridge it offers easy access to skiing at either the Cairngorm Ski Centre in Aviemore or the Lecht Ski Centre.The attractive Scottish village of Carrbridge has shops, a challenging golf course, curling, bowling, woodland walks, mountain biking, Landmark water slide park and pony trekking. Restaurants and pubs are also within a five minute walk making this the perfect holiday location for those looking for an active or relaxing holiday. .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

“The Sidings” sleeps up to six guests and is located in the village of Plockton, in a row of forty year old cottages, adjacent to the station (where steam trains run throughout the summer including the Royal Scotsman). It is a very comfortable, cosy holiday cottageand an ideal base for exploring the stunning scenery of the Scottish Highlands.Plockton is known as the 'Jewel of the Highlands', sitting in the sheltered bay of Loch Carron, and located in the North West Highlands of Scotland. It is in a peaceful picturesque setting which was once based around crofting and fishing but today its natural beauty attracts tourists, artists and photographers from all around the world. Magnificent in Grandeur and remote in tranquillity, the varied beautiful landscap.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Creag Meagaidh is a modern, spacious, holiday home which comfortably sleeps up to thirteen guests in five bedrooms. The house has a comfortable lounge area with a luxurious wood-burning stove and a very large, bright open-plan kitchen and dining area. There is ample off-street car parking to the front and spacious, seated patio areas to the rear. There is also a large garage and adjoining utility room so it’s ideal for storing bikes, skis etc and also great for drying out any wet gear.Newtonmore is the ideal base for exploring the Scottish Highlands. It is positioned just off the A9 within beautiful, peaceful surroundings. Located within the Cairngorms National Park, the village is actually the geographical centre of Scotland. There are fantastic walks from the f.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This traditional style semi-detached self catering holiday home is located in a beautiful position within the quiet crofting community of Melvaig, near Gairloch. It is situated just 200 yards from the shore and has stunning views of the isles of Skye, Harris and Lewis. It provides the perfect holiday destination for anyone who wants to escape the pressures of every day life and relax amongst breathtaking scenery and wonderful wildlife - imagine enjoying the sunsets over a romantic glass of wine where you may be lucky enough to spot the whales, dolphins, otters or seals.There are plenty of wonderful places to explore with mountains, sandy beaches and lochs in the surrounding area. It is the ideal place to visit if you enjoy hill walking, golf or fishing and a visit to Inverewe G.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This detached self catering holiday cottage is located in a beautiful position within the quiet crofting community of Aultgrishan, near Gairloch. It is situated just 200 yards from the shore and has stunning views of the isles of Skye, Harris and Lewis.  It provides the perfect holiday destination for anyone who wants to escape the pressures of every day life and relax amongst breathtaking scenery and wonderful wildlife - imagine enjoying the sunsets over a romantic glass of wine where you may be lucky enough to spot the whales, dolphins, otters or seals.There are plenty of wonderful places to explore with mountains, sandy beaches and lochs in the surrounding area.  It is the ideal place to visit if you enjoy hill walking, golf or fishing and a visit to Inverewe Gardens makes for.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This traditional style semi-detached self catering holiday home is located in a beautiful position within the quiet crofting community of Melvaig, near Gairloch. It is situated just 200 yards from the shore and has stunning views of the isles of Skye, Harris and Lewis.  It provides the perfect holiday destination for anyone who wants to escape the pressures of every day life and relax amongst breathtaking scenery and wonderful wildlife - imagine enjoying the sunsets over a romantic glass of wine where you may be lucky enough to spot the whales, dolphins, otters or seals.There are plenty of wonderful places to explore with mountains, sandy beaches and lochs in the surrounding area.  It is the ideal place to visit if you enjoy hill walking, golf or fishing and a visit to Inverewe G.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Dornie Lodges offer a choice of three self catering holiday Lodges in the delightful village of Dornie. Picturesquely situated at the point where Loch Duich, Loch Long and Loch Alsh merge together, Dornie is just ten miles from Kyle of Lochalsh, the main crossing point to the Isle of Skye. The village centre is only a ten minute walk along the shore of Loch Long and offers a well-stocked shop, a Hotel with restaurant and public bar (good for bar meals!) and a pub which provides excellent ale and very good bar meals. Eilean Donan Castle is Dornie's most famous landmark which is world-renowned and a star of screen, calendar and even shortbread box! The castle is just a few minutes walk from the village centre and is 'a must' to visit.This beautiful .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Croft103 is located on the shores of Loch Eriboll, in North West Sutherland and incorporates two exceptional five star holiday homes, Shore Dwelling and Hill Dwelling. Sitting in a stunning area of unparalleled natural beauty, these two exceptional low impact buildings have been built, perfectly combining the very best in traditional craftsmanship, with a cutting-edge contemporary design. The owners have put in an incredible amount of care and attention, to create the ultimate luxury retreat for couples who want to escape the pressures of every day life and be a world away from it all, together. With the owner's .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Taigh na Fraoch, is a modern holiday home that is built in the style of a traditional Highland cottage. It nestles into the grass/heather clad moorland of beautiful, remote Assynt on the west coast of Sutherland, about half a mile from the Clasnessie Bay with its sweeping sandy beach. The house affords lovely views of Quinag and it is possible to see the classic Assynt arc of hills and Clashnessie waterfall by walking to the top of the garden and climbing the stile. Approximately two hour's drive from Inverness, Taigh na Fraoch is only around eight miles from the popular fishing village of Lochinver with its restaurants and shops. The cottage has a large enclosed garden which is primarily grass, heather and rock and the surrounding area is ideal fo.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Take the coast road east out of Durness and, about three miles along, you will discover perched on the clifftop the croft of Ceannabeinne. Rocky hills soar up behind the cottage and, in front, rugged cliffs plunge to a superb sandy bay far below. The location of Ceannabeinne is considered to be among the finest on the Scottish mainland.Originally a croft and barn, Ceannabeinne has been converted in harmony with its dramatic location to provide an unforgettable holiday setting. Wake up to the sound of waves breaking on the shore below; stroll outside with your first cup of coffee and breathe in that refreshing sea air; then tuck into breakfast by the warmth of the Aga while you enjoy one of the best seascapes in Britain from your kitchen table. In the evening, dine in style.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Cranstackie is in Durness, a thriving crofting community surrounded by magnificent mountains, a rugged coastline and wide unpolluted beaches. Ceannabeinne is just a few minutes drive along the coast from the village.There are two adjoining holiday cottages, Craigmor sleeping 8 and Cranstackie sleeping 4, making the properties suitable for larger parties. On the north-western tip of mainland Scotland lies Durness, a thriving crofting community surrounded by magnificent mountains, a rugged coastline and wide unpolluted beaches. This is Mackay country, and the numerous cairns, brochs and ruined settlements in the area are testament to a long and turbulent history. Norsemen would steer their longships around Cape Wrath on the way to Ireland, and sometim.... click to read about this holiday cottage.