Beautifully converted from a historic stone steading, Drum Lodge provides luxurious accommodation for larger groups or families in the heart of Dorback Estate. The Nethy Bridge lodge is arranged around a central courtyard, designed to flood the interior with natural light. A harmonious mix of spacious open-plan areas and cosy, intimate rooms ensures the perfect setting for any occasion. Open fires and wood-burning stoves add warmth throughout the predominantly ground-floor layout. Each of the five main bedrooms situated on the ground floor are spacious and elegantly furnished with antique pieces, featuring floor-to-ceiling picture windows that showcase scenic views. Three bedrooms are ensuite, and bathrooms are luxuriously designed with marble accents. In addition, two charming attic rooms offer five single beds, ideal for kids or guests seeking a quiet corner of their own. For added relaxation, the lodge offers an indoor sauna, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring the estate
Sleeps: up to 6 in 3 bedrooms. The ground floor has a twin bedroom while upstairs both bedrooms have a super king with zip and link feature for flexibility to turn into two singles. Both upstairs bedrooms have coombed ceilings. The cottage has two shared bathrooms, one featuring a roll-top bath with an overhead shower, the other with a shower unit. There is a large cloakroom/boot room. Spacious and bright kitchen-dining room with wonderful views and wood burning stove. Arrival: 16:00 Departure: 10:00
Key Features Sleeps: 4 in 2 bedrooms. Both bedrooms have coombed ceilings so mind your head! One bedroom has twin beds while the other has a double. The cottage has one shared bathroom with a bath and separate shower. Arrival: 16.00pm Departure: 10.00am
A Highland holiday should be at the top of everyone's travel list, and where better than in the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland? Nuide Farmhouse is perfect for self-catering with family and friends as it's big enough to sleep ten people in five bedrooms, yet not too large that you'll feel overwhelmed or lost. The holiday home is on the family-run 23,000-acre Railia Estate in the upper Spey Valley, 11 miles from Aviemore. The local area is home to fantastic for walking, mountain biking, salmon fishing, golf, deer stalking, and more. Swim or canoe on beautiful lochs, hunt for Nessie, ski and snowboard, or settle back with a drink and the incredible views.
Does your dream holiday feature stunning countryside, fresh air and views for miles? With lochs, Munroes, beaches and friendly villages, the Scottish Highlands is the perfect choice for a holiday at any time of the year. When you stay at Stag Lodge on the Glencarron Estate you can walk and cycle, and try fly fishing, photo stalking and clay pigeon shooting. Its location around 15 miles from Lochcarron and within easy reach of Applecross and Inverness makes it ideal for exploring this beautiful region, and with space for eight people in four rooms, it is very comfortable for larger families and groups of friends. Tourist board rating: 4 Star
Sitting in a spectacular position within walking distance of Newtonmore in the Cairngorms National Park, this Highland house provides a warm welcome and an impressive venue for large groups of fifteen. Stunning scenery, incredible outdoor pursuits on the doorstep and the chance to sample a taste of Scottish living.
Perfect for active families and couples, this quiet holiday cottage sleeps up to five people in three comfortable bedrooms. The interior is spacious with lots of natural light through windows that frame woodland views. There is plenty of space outside as well, with both the house and garden being child and pet-friendly. Aonach, which has accommodation all on one level, is in the Cairngorms National Park, three miles from Kingussie and within easy reach of Aviemore. Beautiful walks and mountain bike trails lead from the door, with the cottage having secure bike storage and off-street parking.
Aird Highland House sleeps up to 10 guests and sits in a private secluded setting. STL Licence No: HI-70269 -F
Sleeping 4, Otterbank is the perfect base for families and friends to explore the Highlands. Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathrooms with Power showers and double ended deep baths, perfect for unwinding after a busy day. Enjoy a glass of wine on the substantial deck, where there is a dining table big enough for the meal prepared in the well equipped kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, fridge freezer, and a dishwasher to make cleaning up easy, .
Heron Bay is on the shores of Loch Linnhe. with direct access to the loch, make sure to pack your water sports equipment, where you will be joined by inquiring seals. Enjoy sitting on the substantial deck enjoying your morning coffee made in the fully equipped kitchen, with hob, oven, microwave, fridge freezer and dishwasher. Relax in the deep double ended baths after a day on the hills, or enjoy a power shower with body jets to hit the right spot. No need to pack towels, we provide them! Sleep on comfortable cotton in the super king size bed, or twin beds.
A traditional blacksmith's croft within walking distance of Roybridge village centre and pubs. The two-bed holiday cottage is ideal for couples or families, with a sofa-bed in case you want to accommodate two more friends for a few days. The cottage is quiet, with lovely views of the woods and mountains, yet only a short drive or train journey from Fort William where there is a variety of places to eat, drink and shop. Local attractions include Monessie Gorge, Glen Nevis, Glencoe and the Aonach Mor Gondola. Licence HI-40348-F EPC:F
Live the Highland dream at Glencarron Lodge. This wonderful Victorian shooting lodge has been sympathetically modernised to comfortably accommodate groups of up to 18 guests in ten bedrooms looking for self-catering. The 4,000 acre estate - which is less than an hour's drive from Inverness - offers fishing, clay pigeon shooting, photo stalking, hiking, mountain biking and as much space and serenity as you and your party could desire. Take a day trip to the stunning beaches on the west coast or the Isle of Skye, or spend your holiday discovering charming villages. The Highland welcome is always warm and genuine at Glencarron Lodge.
Is there anything more heavenly than a Highland holiday? Rose Cottage is a fantastic self-catering home in Badachro, sleeping six people in three bedrooms with fantastic sea views. There are beautiful walks from the garden gate (including to the local pub) and incredible cycling routes. The opportunities to be outdoors are endless, but we'd understand if your perfect day consists of settling down in front of the fire with a good book. The cottage is ideal for couples, families and friends and is available for holidays all year round.
Tucked away within the hillsides of Arisaig, Lochaber in the Scottish Highlands, Star na Mara is a private, yet accessible base for a Highland getaway. The house is perfect for families and suitable for those with limited mobility.
'Off the Rails' provides a truly unique holiday experience in the picture postcard village of Plockton in the Scottish Highlands. With superb pubs and seafood restaurants in the village and lovely walks nearby this is a perfect holiday destination for those who enjoy walking, kayaking, relaxing or exploring this wonderful part of Scotland including the Isle of Skye.
Perfect for couples looking to truly escape the hustle and bustle of modern day living, Lower Polnish is a 'unique' Scottish retreat for two and offers the chance to get away from modern day distractions, get back to basics and enjoy the simple pleasures in life. Offering the chance to get 'off the grid' this cosy former blackhouse sits a stone's throw from the private shoreline on the Ardnish Peninsular in an isolated position away from it all with only wildlife to disturb you.
A large stylish lochside holiday home sitting on the edge of Loch Carron on Scotland's West Coast. With amazing views over Loch Carron and the mountains beyond, this is an ideal self-catering retreat for friends or families who enjoy outdoor pursuits or want to explore this beautiful part of the Scottish Highlands.
Tingle Lodge is a beautifully appointed two-bedroom holiday home with panoramic views across to the Isle of Skye. Set within the peaceful grounds of the Tingle Creek Hotel in Erbusaig, this self-contained lodge offers stylish interiors, modern comforts and a calm, coastal setting. Both bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and superking beds, and the open-plan living space is designed for relaxing, dining and soaking up the scenery. With a fully equipped kitchen, private decking, and thoughtful extras like board games and a utility room, it’s ideal for couples or friends. Skye, Plockton, and Eilean Donan Castle are all within easy reach.
Whatever your reason for visiting the Cairngorms National Park, you'll find a warm welcome at Allt na Braighe. The modern three-bedroom bungalow is in a quiet cul-de-sac just north of the centre of Aviemore, putting you within walking distance of shops, pubs and public transport if you choose to leave the car at home. With skiing, mountain biking, fishing, golf, hiking and white water rafting being just a few of the activities on offer, the kids won't have a chance to say "I'm bored"! Each bedroom can be set up either as a double or twin bedroom and there are two separate living rooms to make Allt na Braighe a comfortably versatile property for couples, families and groups of friends.
We would love to have the opportunity to welcome you to The Brewers Cottage to share the beauty of this incredible, nature-rich corner of the world. Whether you are interested in booking, or simply have questions about the region please do get in touch, we are able to confirm availability, pricing and any last minute offers . We are very much hands-on owners, and spend much of our time at the cottage, we have a wealth of local information which we are very happy to share to help you plan your perfect Highland escape . For further information our small, self built website offers a more detailed look at the cottage, its wildlife, the area, and our commitment to nature and re-wilding. Highland Council STL Number HI-50494-F
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In terms of nature, there is no better place than the Cairngorms National Park. Voted the best national park in the United Kingdom, it has too many activities available to mention. Wildlife and plant life are in abundance in the area and nature lovers can have fun exploring the area to see what they can find. Cairn Gorm Mountain is also found here and offers thrill seekers great options. From hiking up the mountain to taking the funicular railway, there are various ways to reach the summit. Travel up the mountain and discover lots of snow sporting adventures, including skiing, snowboarding and more. The Lochaber area of the Highlands is also home to the highest mountain in the United Kingdom, Ben Nevis. Experienced climbers are able to reach the summit, where the panoramic views of Scotland are unbeatable.
For those wanting to stay closer to ground level, there are still many options in the Highland area. Escape to the area of Loch Ness for beautiful coastal regions, dark forests and hills covered in heather and local plant life. You can also learn about the legend of the Loch Ness monster, as well as trying to discover him in the mysterious loch! There are opportunities in the area for walkers, cyclists and horse riders with trails that cover the length of the loch. You can stop off at many tourist hotspots along the way, including the Fall of Foyers. This magnificent waterfall feeds into Loch Ness and is a stunning piece of natural beauty.
The Highland area has many isles, with the stand-out island being the Isle of Skye. Voted one of the top four islands in the world, its views are unmissable. The island has many bays and white coasts which are perfect for a serene, tranquil day out. Skye is also home to lots of Scottish history and heritage. From stories that the Castle Moil was home to a Norwegian princess, to dinosaur footprints in the rocks of Staffin Bay and inland stone circles, Skye is an alluring place. Gaelic culture is also of high importance on the island and true Scottish traditions can be seen everywhere. As well as this, ask the locals about the myths of mermaids, selkies and other Gaelic legends of the island for great stories of Scottish heroes and their adventures.
The Highland area is large and boasts of many must-see places to visit. From the towering mountains to the serene lochs and magical islands, the Highland holds unimaginable delights for visitors.