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Stable Cottage is one of three holiday cottages situated in a secluded, peaceful 4 acre private woodland just outside the picturesque village of Garve on the North 500 Route. An ideal spot to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life with beautiful walks and cycling routes right on the doorstep. The Cottage was once used as the horse stables that served the local estate. It has been tastefully renovated to ensure that guests enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay.

We take the utmost care to ensure that we provide our guests with a comfortable nights sleep. Our mattresses are certified organic wool and cotton and our duvets and pillows are 100% British wool. No polyesters or microfibres are used.

Garve is a perfect location to explore the beautiful surroundings of Highland Scotland. Mountains, rivers and lochs abound, affording breathtaking views and exciting outdoor activities wherever you choose to go. The Victorian Spa village of Strathpeffer and the old market town of Dingwall are just a few miles away.

Rosemount Bothy is part of a traditional highland cottage packed with period features. Dating back to 1850's the 'Bothy' used to be 'Elm Bank Cottage'. Now, after being lovingly renovated, it offers not only very comfortable accommodation but also access to the Black Water river, stunning walks from your door and easy access to the Highlands. The Bothy is located by the famous North Coast 500 (NC500) and so a great base to see amazing scenery. Ideally sleeps 2, but using sofa bed can sleep 4.

The Bothy also has a Cottage which sleeps four. The Bothy can be booked in addition to the cottage. Refer to the Air bnb page relating to Rosemount Cottage.

The small village of Garve in located on the banks of the Black Water river and on the famous NC500. The village has a railway station which has regular trains to the Kyle of Lochalsh.

Thistle Cottage (Crannach) is one of three holiday cottages situated in a secluded, peaceful 4 acre private woodland just outside the picturesque village of Garve on the North 500 Route. An ideal spot to escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life with beautiful walks and cycling routes right on the doorstep. The Victorian cottage has been tastefully renovated with all modern amenities to ensure that guests enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay.

Thistle Cottage is south facing and enjoys plenty of sunshine all year round and you can enjoy beautiful views over the surrounding fields and mountains. It has two spacious bedrooms and a living room with a sofa bed and a wood burner to keep cosy during cold nights. We take the utmost care to ensure that we provide our guests with the most comfortable nights sleep. Our duvets and pillows are 100% British wool. and all linens 100% cotton. No polyesters or microfibres are used.

Garve is a perfect location to explore the beautiful surroundings of Highland Scotland. Mountains, rivers and lochs abound, affording breathtaking views and exciting outdoor activities wherever you choose to go. The Victorian Spa village of Strathpeffer and the old market town of Dingwall are just a few miles away.

Equidistant between Inverness and Ullapool, this modern apartment adjoins our traditional Croft house and offers a rural retreat and an ideal base for exploring the north and west highlands and in particular, the North Coast 500 Wester Ross routes. Fully refurbished with new carpets, kitchen units and equipment for 2020, it's also a great stop-over for holiday or business travellers to and from northern Scotland or the western isles.

Old on the outside, modern inside, the apartment has its own entrance hall/dining area, underfloor heated wet-room, small but modern galley kitchen and quiet west facing bedroom. French doors from the 'garden room' (your lounge) open onto an extensive lawn area with views up to Ben Wyvis (our local Munroe). Guests tell us that this is a perfect retreat from their busy days touring or working in the highlands!

Equidistant between Inverness and Ullapool, our rural location is an ideal base for trips throughout the highlands, with a number of 'circular' routes to the north, east, south and west comfortably managed within a day (covering some of the most scenic parts of the 'North Coast 500' route). Near to us and throughout the highlands, there are 'Munroes', wee hills, forest and river walks to suit all abilities/desires. When you don't feel like cooking, there are a couple of 'local' hotels (within a few miles of us) and many now renowned seafood and other restaurants/Inns throughout the west coast routes and in the east, on the BlackIsle and in our capital City (35 minutes away).

Rosemount Cottage is a traditional highland cottage packed with period features. Dating back to the 1850's the cottage used to be the 'Merchants Cottage' and retains the old safe from the store. Now, after being lovingly renovated, it offers not only very comfortable accommodation but also access to the Black Water river, stunning walks from your door and easy access to the Highlands. The cottage is located by the famous North Coast 500 route (NC500) and so a great base to see amazing scenery.

The cottage also has a 'Bothy' which sleeps two, and can accommodate up to four. The Bothy can be booked in addition to the cottage. Refer to the Air bnb page relating to Rosemount Bothy.

The small village of Garve in located on the banks of the Black Water river and on the famous NC500. The village has a railway station which has regular trains to the Kyle of Lochalsh.

On the NC500 route! The annexe has a private entrance it is a small cosy place with stunning views over Lochluichart. There is no kitchen/lounge, however there is 1 double en-suite bedroom plus an additional small room with a twin bunk bed and breakfast table. There is one bathroom, which is the en-suite bathroom in the double bedroom. We provide a light breakfast consisting of fruit, cereals, yogurt, muffins and coffee/teas. An ideal quick stop over for exploring northern scotland & Skye!

The annexe is small, cosy and private with its your own entrance and sits overlooking lochluichart. It is joined onto my home and separated by a door. Please note this is not a flat/apartment as we do not have a kitchen or an additional common room/lounge. However the property has its own entrance leading into a small hallway (2.5m x 1m) with a console. Off the hallway are 2 rooms. The 1 double en-suite (3m x 3.6m) with a small table for tea/coffee etc, a small fridge, a chair, full length mirror, luggage stand and large window overlooking the loch. Leading off the double en-suite is a small bathroom (1m x 3.5m) with a power shower, washbasin and toilet. The second room is a small room (3.8m x 2.2m) with a twin bunk bed and breakfast table with 4 chairs. Please note there is 1 bathroom for both rooms and it is located in the en-suite double room as described above. There is a standard double bed and a standard twin bunk bed (Bed size W97.5, L198, weight limit of 100kg/16 stones for the top bunk) making it ideal for families with children or a group of friends. All rooms are heated and hard floor. There is seating in the rear garden and front of the annexe overlooking the Loch .. yes the cover photo is your view from the bedroom! We have secure bike storage and use of the bike workshop

Lochuichart is a very small hamlet - a row of houses built for the Hydro workers overlooking the loch. It is very quiet and rural. The railway station is only 5 mins walk with trains to Inverness & to Kyle of lochalsh & Isle of Skye! Lochluichart is on the north coast 500 tourist route - a great bike route & road trip! Easy access to the mountain regions of Torridon, Kintail, Lochcarron, Skye, Strathconnon and Ullapool. The Black Isle, market town of Dingwall, Glen Affric, Strathfarrer and distilleries are all within easy access to Lochluichart. We are surrounded by wonderful mountain, lochs, rivers and seascapes!

Welcome! Newly refurbished, Silverbridge Lodge sits in the shadow of mountains Little Wyvis and its bigger neighbour, Ben Wyvis. Just outside the front door it is possible to wander through gentle woodland beside a series of peaty pools and gushing rapids along the Black Water River between the historic Wade’s Bridge and Silverbridge. The geographic location of the Lodge makes it the ideal central base for touring the Highlands and for accessing the ferry to the Outer Hebrides.

A comfortable double room with en suite shower room. Tea and Coffee making facilities and bottled water provided for the room. Fresh linen and towels provided.

The location of Silverbridge Lodge makes for a perfect base for touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. An hours drive from the Lodge and you can be at the Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, Dornoch, Gairloch or Ullapool and have driven a different route each time! Your hosts, Willie and Alison, are born and bred in the Highlands and can give you options and advice about what to see and do to make your holiday experience that bit more special.

Welcome! Newly refurbished, Silverbridge Lodge sits in the shadow of mountains Little Wyvis and its bigger neighbour, Ben Wyvis. Just outside the front door it is possible to wander through gentle woodland beside a series of peaty pools and gushing rapids along the Black Water River between the historic Wade’s Bridge and Silverbridge. The geographic location of the Lodge makes it the ideal central base for touring the Highlands and for accessing the ferry to the Outer Hebrides.

Deluxe Super King size room with en suite shower room. Tea and Coffee making facilities and bottled water provided within the room. Fresh linen and towels provided.

The location of Silverbridge Lodge makes for a perfect base for touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. An hours drive from the Lodge and you can be at the Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, Dornoch, Gairloch or Ullapool and have driven a different route each time! Your hosts, Willie and Alison, are born and bred in the Highlands and can give you options and advice about what to see and do to make your holiday experience that bit more special.

Extensively refurbished cottage with adjoining games room (Pool table) and Jacuzzi. Accommodation consists of: Ground floor - Hallway, Living Room with Freeview TV, ample seating, games and books. Dining Room/Kitchen fully equipped for a comfortable stay with dishwasher, washing machine, toaster, kettle, electric cooker with 4 radiant rings and oven. Conservatory, Utility Room, Bathroom, Bedroom (1) with 1 kingsize bed. Bedroom (2) with full double bed and free SAT TV. Second floor - Bedroom (3) en suite with optional twin or superking bed plus 1 single bed. Bedroom (4) twin room sharing bathroom with bedroom (5) which has a kingsize bed plus 1 single. The cottage has a generous enclosed garden with private access to 250 acres of natural woodland and wonderful flora and fauna with Red Kites and Buzzards soaring overhead. A short walk takes you to Loch Achilty (free fishing) or if you climb the hill the Tor (a Marilyn) has stunning views up Strathconon and over Ben Wyvis. We are also within a short distance of the scenic Rogie Falls with its famous Salmon Leap and are on the world class 'North Coast 500' and yet within easy distance of monster-spotting on Loch Ness. Juniper Hill has easy access to both Dingwall (Macbeth's birthplace) and Inverness (for Cinema and Theatre). The Cromarty Firth is impressive with frequent sightings of Seals and Dolphins. Nearby Beauly is an interesting place to visit with it's ancient Priory, Lovat family, history links to 'Outlander' (TV series) but also home to the 'Commando Initiative'. Beauly hosts the 'Highland Cross Biathlon' from Eilean Donan castle, the 'Black Isle show' and 'Belladrum music festival'. Max of two well behaved dogs are welcome, but not on furniture and there is a stair gate so that no dogs are allowed upstairs. There is a charge for dogs. They must also be kept on a lead outside the garden area as this is a working farm. The property is wheelchair accessible via the conservatory. Bed linen and towels are included in the rent. Fuel power and starter pack included in rent. Ample off road parking. Lawn and patio with furniture. Sorry - no smoking. Size: 180 m2. Amenities: Hair Dryer, Toiletries, Central Heating, Washing Machine, Dishwasher, kettle, Cable TV, Stereo, cooking hob, oven, microwave, toaster, fridge, freezer, High Chairs, Wheelchair access possible, separate entry, Private parking, Bed Linen, Iron, Pets are welcome, Dryer, Hot Tub (Private), Smoke Detectors, Heating, Wireless Internet, Patio, Carbon Monoxide Detector, garden, Towels, BBQ grill; Bathroom: shower, toilet; Bathroom: shower, toilet; Bathroom: bath with shower, toilet; Bedroom: king size bed; Bedroom: Queen size bed; Bedroom: single bed, double bed; Bedroom: 2 x single bed; Bedroom: single bed, king size bed; Kitchen

West Lodge is a privately owned holiday home built in 1850 that has been lovingly restored. It is located in the heart of the highlands half way along the stunning glen of Strathconon with walks from the house. The property is pet freindly to well behaved pets. The house is enjoyed all year round and boasts amazing wildlife in the area such as Red Deer, Pine Martins, Red Kites, Buzzards and even Golden Eagles from time to time.

West Lodge has been extensively equipped and most needs are catered for. You can enjoy free wifi, Sky TV, DVD library and CD collection....or just enjoy the peace and quite of Scotlands longest 'Strath' in the heart of the highlands.

Rathad an Drobhair (Drovers' way) is a modern self build with views to Loch Meig. Open plan living area with balcony and rear deck area. Beautiful area, pretty remote with no through traffic. Excellent for outdoors, wildlife and as a base for exploring the Highlands. Or, just relaxing and enjoying the view of Loch Meig, wildlife and mountains. Please enquire about pricing as Airbnb is setup for hotels so bit tricky to set pricing for a holiday home with 3 and 7 night stays.

Quality built house in beautiful, quiet remote glen. Front balcony and rear deck with cafe style chairs and tables allow maximal use of outdoors, charcoal BBQ is provided too.

The house is situated in a remote glen, we have friendly and helpful neighbors fairly close by (including the housekeepers) and a great little community where everybody knows everybody, my gran was born and went to school in Strathconon primary school - your idyllic small rural school.

Corriemoillie Lodge is superbly situated in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, in a rural and tranquil location on the North Coast 500 route. Guests will enjoy a 3 bedroomed, self contained apartment covering the entire 2nd floor of this elegant country house.

Upper Corriemoillie is a self contained, 3 bedroomed apartment covering the entire top floor of this elegant country house. Corriemoillie Lodge is superbly situated in the heart of the Highlands, so whether you like walking, climbing, fishing, stalking, bird watching, cycling, riding, water sports, golf or just relaxing and enjoying the stunning scenery and fresh air, there is something for everyone – the perfect place for a peaceful Scottish holiday! Corriemoillie Lodge is a former shooting lodge that was once the home of the legendary elephant hunter W.D.M. Bell. – the ultimate adventurer who was known as “Karamojo” Bell after the wild country in Africa where he spent many years and gained his reputation. The Lodge is south facing in a secluded and peaceful location surrounded by shrubs and a wide variety of mature trees, with magnificent views towards Lochluichart and the Strathconon Hills. There is an abundance of wildlife in the area - red squirrels, deer, pine martins and many species of birds can be spotted without even leaving the garden! Guests staying at Upper Corriemoillie have a self contained apartment covering the whole of the 2nd floor. The accommodation is finished to a very high standard and has a wealth of character with coombed ceilings, original fireplaces and stunning views. There are 3 good sized bedrooms - 1 twin, 1 double and 1 room with both a double and single bed, plus a large bathroom with shower, a separate additional WC and a fully equipped kitchen / living room. There is an electric cooker, microwave, fridge, drinks cooler, dishwasher, washer dryer, TV, DVD, CD player, WIFI etc.. As Corriemoillie Lodge is so perfectly located, the places to visit, stunning scenic drives and lovely walks are endless ! Inverness, the Capital of the Highlands is just a ½ hour drive south. This bustling city offers a wide range of shops, pubs and riverside restaurants, theatre, museums, art galleries etc. and the prominent sandstone castle dating back to the 1830’s overlooks the river Ness. You can even take a boat trip on the Moray Firth and enjoy some dolphin spotting. Just a short drive from Inverness is the Culloden battlefield with it’s National Trust visitors centre. Here, in 1746, the last land battle in Britain took place where the Jacobites, led by Bonnie Prince Charlie, were famously defeated. Cawdor Castle and gardens is also within a short drive to the east of the city. For those visiting in winter, the famous ski resort of Aviemore in the Cairngorms is just 30 miles south of Inverness. Loch Ness, Scotland’s largest loch, is also just a few miles south of Inverness. There are plenty of attractions on both sides of the loch including Urquhart Castle, the Caladonian Canal lochs, the Rare Breeds Centre as well as boat cruises and Nessy spotting ! Also to the south lies the Victorian Spa town of Strathpeffer with its pump room, Highland Museum of Childhood and Castle Leod. For those wanting to sample a local dram there’s The Glen Ord Distillery at Muir of Ord or try some organic beer at the Black Isle Brewery, both within easy reach. Also on the Black Isle there’s the Cromarty Court House Museum and the Black Isle Wildlife and Country Park which makes a great family day out. To the west of Corriemoillie lies the breathtaking scenery of Glen Torridon, Beinn Eighe, Loch Maree, the picturesque coastal village of Plockton, the Applecross penisula and the famous Eilean Donan Castle. Also on the west coast there’s the chance to relax on the unspoilt beaches of Gairloch or wander around the famous National Trust gardens of Inverewe. For those wishing to visit the Islands, the Skye bridge is just 50 miles west of Corriemoillie. The pretty fishing village of Ullapool, 30 miles North, also offers a ferry service to Stornoway in the Outer Hebrides, or pleasure cruises to the Summer Isles. To the north there is the little town of Dornoch with it’s 13th century cathedral and pretty stone cottages, the National Nature Reserve at Loch Fleet, Dunrobin Castle and gardens and the Falls of Shin where salmon can be seen leaping at certain times of the year. Of course Scotland is the home of golf and the Highlands is no exception with plenty to choose from, including Royal Dornoch (ranked 15th in the world), Nairn, Tain, Gairloch and Strathpeffer, all within easy reach.

Welcome! Newly refurbished, Silverbridge Lodge sits in the shadow of mountains Little Wyvis and its bigger neighbour, Ben Wyvis. Just outside the front door it is possible to wander through gentle woodland beside a series of peaty pools and gushing rapids along the Black Water River between the historic Wade’s Bridge and Silverbridge. The geographic location of the Lodge makes it the ideal central base for touring the Highlands and for accessing the ferry to the Outer Hebrides.

Double room with en suite shower room. Tea and Coffee making facilities and bottled water within the room. Fresh linen and towels provided.

The location of Silverbridge Lodge makes for a perfect base for touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. An hours drive from the Lodge and you can be at the Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, Dornoch, Gairloch or Ullapool and have driven a different route each time! Your hosts, Willie and Alison, are born and bred in the Highlands and can give you options and advice about what to see and do to make your holiday experience that bit more special.

Balnain cottage has a private lochan and enjoys fabulous views from every room. The well maintained, landscaped garden extends to an acre and attracts a wide variety of birds and wildlife. Although secluded, the cottage is close to the charming victorian spa town of Strathpeffer and the market town of Dingwall. The picturesque fishing town of Ullapool and Ben Wyvis, one of the easier Munros, are both a short drive away. There are many wonderful walks, cycle tracks and fishing lochs close by.

Each room in the cottage has a double aspect which means views can be enjoyed of both the garden and the hills and forest. Ground floor - Lounge with wooden floor and open fire (logs provided); dining room with wooden floors and table which seats 6; well-equipped kitchen with stone tiled floor and kitchen table which seats 6; small study. First floor - One double bedroom with window seat; bathroom with electric shower and bath; twin bedroom with window seat. Outside there are extensive gardens with a small private lochan with a pathway round it, a double swing, a table tennis table, a picnic bench and various secluded seated areas from which to enjoy the garden and the views.

Welcome! Newly refurbished, Silverbridge Lodge sits in the shadow of mountains Little Wyvis and its bigger neighbour, Ben Wyvis. Just outside the front door it is possible to wander through gentle woodland beside a series of peaty pools and gushing rapids along the Black Water River between the historic Wade’s Bridge and Silverbridge. The geographic location of the Lodge makes it the ideal central base for touring the Highlands and for accessing the ferry to the Outer Hebrides.

Deluxe twin room with en suite bath with shower above. Tea and coffee making facilities and bottled water provided within the room. Fresh linen and towels provided.

The location of Silverbridge Lodge makes for a perfect base for touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. An hours drive from the Lodge and you can be at the Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, Dornoch, Gairloch or Ullapool and have driven a different route each time! Your hosts, Willie and Alison, are born and bred in the Highlands and can give you options and advice about what to see and do to make your holiday experience that bit more special.

Welcome! Newly refurbished, Silverbridge Lodge sits in the shadow of mountains Little Wyvis and its bigger neighbour, Ben Wyvis. Just outside the front door it is possible to wander through gentle woodland beside a series of peaty pools and gushing rapids along the Black Water River between the historic Wade’s Bridge and Silverbridge. The geographic location of the Lodge makes it the ideal central base for touring the Highlands and for accessing the ferry to the Outer Hebrides.

Superior Super King size room with en suite shower room. Tea and Coffee making facilities and bottled water in the room. Fresh towels and linen provided .

The location of Silverbridge Lodge makes for a perfect base for touring the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. An hours drive from the Lodge and you can be at the Isle of Skye, Loch Ness, Dornoch, Gairloch or Ullapool and have driven a different route each time! Your hosts, Willie and Alison, are born and bred in the Highlands and can give you options and advice about what to see and do to make your holiday experience that bit more special.

Scatwell House es el lugar perfecto para descansar y disfrutar del entorno. Ubicada a 5 millas al noroeste de la aldea de Marybank en el corazón del valle de Strathconon y a media hora de Inverness, capital de las Highlands. Esta antigua casa Victoriana, que se reformo en la año 1850, habiéndose hecho recientemente otras importantes mejoras, tiene una capacidad para 18 personas y está distribuida en 2 plantas. Scatwell House es una opción fantástica para estar en contacto con la naturaleza.

Scatwell House es una opción fantástica para estar en contacto con la naturaleza y compartir buenos momentos en familia o con amigos. Cubriendo 25 acres, y con una gran variedad de árboles (52 tipos diferentes) procedentes de todos los rincones del mundo. Algunos de los más inusuales, incluyen Lawson Cypress (NW America), Sawara Cypress (Japón), Vilmorins Rowan (W China), Nootka Cypress (Canadá), así como algunos buenos ejemplos de los más conocidos como Oak, Beech, Ash, Lima y olmo.

El espectacular valle de Marybank está considerado como uno de los más hermosos del norte de Escocia. Los alrededores van desde las espectaculares montañas, arroyos y lagos de las Highlands hasta los bosques rodeados de los brezales de distintos colores, hasta los espectaculares bosques con sus cambios de tonalidad en cada época del año. El territorio que se extiende por todo el norte de Escocia, montañoso, poco poblado y cargado de historia. Las Highlands son la cara más legendaria y más salvaje de Escocia. Son valles interminables que discurren entre verdes montañas y castillos enclavados en mitad de la nada que nos regalan imágenes para el recuerdo.

Large Recently refurbish 7 bedroom period House in the beautiful glen of StrathConon