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Amazon Prime

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DVD Library

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Foosball / Table Football

Games Room

Library of Books

Ping Pong Table

Playground

Pool / Snooker Table

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Luxury Bedding

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Free Parking On Premises

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Gated Community

Parking Available

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Parking & Access

Barbeque

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Carbon Monoxide Detector

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Modern furnishings offset the gothic architecture and stonework at this bright apartment. Large cathedral-style windows and an open-plan living and dining area make the most of the natural light. At the same time, accents of tartan, wall-mounted antlers and a green velvet sofa make the home feel like a charming Scottish hunting lodge. Guests will have access to all the on-site facilities, including tennis courts, a heated swimming pool, and a spa. Not to mention the shared lounge, where stained glass windows cast filtered light onto red walls and purple velvet furnishings to provide a stunning backdrop to a game of billiards. Hugging the shores of Loch Ness and set on twenty acres of private gardens, you’re ideally located to explore the stunning landscapes of the Highlands.

Whiskey Over Wine

Rain Shower

Cleaning Products

Child Friendly

In the heart of the Highlands, this apartment is perfect for a retreat. Housed in a converted Benedictine monastery, you’ll be surrounded by 20 acres of gardens on the shores of Loch Ness. The home exudes Scottish hunting lodge vibes, with brown leather sofas and antler chandeliers in the living room, and tartan prints in the bedrooms. Spend memorable days exploring the lush outdoors – there’s a shared tennis court, communal swimming pool, orchard, cricket pitch, an adventure playground for kids, and even a life-sized chess set. Though it's all shared with other guests, that doesn't put a damper on the fun. And in the evenings play some billiards in the communal games room, where velvet purple furnishings and tall stained-glass windows make for a downright royal space.

Heart Of The Highlands

Blu Ray Player

Security Cameras

If you’re fond of the finer things in life, this traditionally-styled apartment with views over Loch Ness is a winner. Set in a Grade A-listed, gorgeously Gothic former monastery, there are high ceilings, big windows and oak panels to marvel at. Period pieces mix with modern luxuries — the underfloor heating in the bathrooms is very welcome during the Scottish winter — to create a refined but relaxed home. We have our eye on the cosy tartan armchair, with possibly the best view in the house. We’re sure you’ll find yourself sitting there, watching the light change over the loch. You’ll be staying on a luxury estate with some fabulous facilities available upon request — a swimming pool, sauna, gym, tennis court, archery, croquet and, of course, a giant chessboard. There’s a restaurant on-site, but you’re also just minutes from the centre of the pretty village of Fort Augustus, where you’ll find pubs and restaurants and a local supermarket, as well as a 9-hole golf course and some beautiful walks. 

Good Habits

Heated Pool

Shared Pool

24-Hour Security

Situated in former St Andrew’s Chapel, this unique home retains many of its original gothic features. Stained glass windows depicting Scottish saints let the sun shine through, casting rainbows of light. The carved stone columns and vaulted Cathedral-style ceiling have been incorporated into the design, while gilded mirrors and antique pieces are woven seamlessly with modern furnishings in the living and dining area. The master bedroom is on a mezzanine level, overlooking the living room where you can watch the light change through the stained glass windows throughout the day. Ideally located to explore the outdoors, you’ll be on 20 acres of private gardens – with tennis courts, a swimming pool, an orchard and even a giant chess set spread across the complex. This former fort, monastery and abbey on the shores of Loch Ness is now a self-contained holiday complex, with easy access to the wild Highland countryside, boat trips on the loch and village pubs. 

Saints Go Marching

Smart TV

Sonos

Espresso Machine

Private Washing Machine

Printer

Early / Late Check-Out Available

Access to Beach

Courtyard

Patio / Terrace

Welcome Hamper

Well suited for families or small groups of friends looking to explore the wild Scottish Highlands, this property comes equipped with just about everything you could ask for – and more. Set in a converted Benedictine Monastery, the complex features purpose-built holiday rentals, so you can expect to cross paths with like-minded travellers. And, with views of Loch Ness across both levels of this duplex apartment, watching the water sounds just as compelling as its active offerings. Complete with 20 acres of private grounds and a town within walking distance, this Scottish stay offers a little something for everyone.

Loch Ness Paradise

Fenced Property

Tucked away in a quiet position surrounded by fields and nature, this holiday home is a charming escape in Scotland. It’s close to Loch Ness, a short drive from Fort Augustus, in an excellent spot for hiking, mountain biking, and enjoying the Great Outdoors. The modern cottage has a large garden that boasts panoramic views of the countryside, perfect for a picnic lunch or a sundowner after a long walk. Inside, you’ll find a comfortable home-from-home with an attractive open-plan living and dining space at its heart. You’ll have everything you need here. 

Highland Mist

Fireplace

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Highlands at this cottage in Invermoriston. The leafy garden is a haven for wildlife, from badgers and birds to deer and elusive pine martens. On chilly evenings, get cosy in front of the living area's log burner with a glass of Scottish whisky. Expect traditional touches in every room – some may consider the decor a tad dated, but we think it only adds to the charm. Behind the house, private woodlands lead onto the Great Glen Way, while the village is about a kilometre away. That said, we think you'll need a car to make the most of the setting – Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness are both within driving distance.

Pine Marten Paradise

Private Dryer

Desk

Underfloor Heating

Balcony

Set in the countryside of Invergarry, this converted boathouse offers the perfect retreat for couples or solo travellers. The terrace and balcony have stunning views of the surrounding woodland and the loch. Inside, the open-plan living space has a wood-burning stove for cooler evenings, while upstairs there’s a snug area – perfect for reading a book. When you want to explore, it’s just a five-minute walk to the ruins of Invergarry Castle overlooking Loch Oich. Whether you're looking to do some fishing, kayaking, or simply exploring the nearby towns and villages, this idyllic home has something for everyone.

The Loch Boathouse

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Self Check-in / Check-out

Set within a beautiful converted church overlooking the River Ness, this two-storey apartment places you on a quiet road close to everything that Inverness has to offer. An iconic pedestrian bridge offering easy access to the city's shopping and entertainment districts and no fewer than three fantastic restaurants right on your doorstep.

On the first floor, the cosy living room and sleek kitchen come equipped with everything you might need during your stay. From the comfort of the leather sofas, you can enjoy prints of old Inverness adorning the walls, while quirky stone windows offer views over the water down at floor level. Elsewhere, the entrance level offers a supremely comfortable king-size bedroom, with an en-suite equipped with a bath and a separate shower.

Your convenient riverside location comes with the added benefit of providing easy access to the main road out of the city, placing you within half an hour's drive of Loch Ness, Culloden and the Cairngorms National Park. Whisky lovers will appreciate the opportunity to enjoy a wee dram at any one of several local distilleries. Glen Moray is probably the best known and approximately an hour away – you'll just have to hope your travel partner is willing to be the designated driver.

Finally, for anyone looking to explore Scotland's stunning north coast further, Inverness is the jumping off point for the famed North Coast 500. This scenic 516-mile long route weaves a ring around the northern Highlands before ending back where you started, the beautiful city of Inverness.

Ring the Bells

Parking On Premises

Pets Allowed

Pets

Nestled in the Scottish Highlands, this converted barn offers a peaceful country retreat just a short drive from Loch Ness. Surrounded by lush greenery and mature trees, you'll wake to the sounds of birdsong and enjoy breakfast on the outdoor table before setting out to catch sight of the famous lake monster. The interiors may not be as memorable as the location, but the wood-burning stove makes for a cosy evening. Downstairs, the main bedroom features garden views, and in the summer, a barbecue is the perfect way to end the day. Your furry friends will love it here too – there's plenty of space in the fenced garden for them to play fetch.

Nessie Retreat

Nestled in Kingussie within the Cairngorms National Park, this charming home is perfect for large group getaways in the Scottish Highlands. Set across three floors, there’s plenty of space to spread out here and enjoy some quiet time with a good book. But for us, what really caught our eye is the location. Entertainment abounds in the local area – visit the Highland Folk Museum for an insight into local history, peruse the art on display at the Iona Gallery, take a whiskey distillery tour at nearby Dalwhinnie, or visit the Highland Wildlife Park, unbridled fun for all the family. However you spend your days, memorable moments are guaranteed. 

Highland Welcome

Wine Cooler

If you want to try and spot the ever-elusive Loch Ness Monster, this old stone clergy house that has sat on the banks of the famed body of water for over a century-and-a-half lets you do so in the utmost comfort. Inside, the rooms are filled with varnished wood furnishings, boldly printed rugs and roaring fireplaces — so you can look out the windows at the loch without feeling cold in the slightest. Other noble flourishes come in the shape of the four-poster beds and the two deep claw-footed bathtubs. There's even a small garden out the back, but you're hardly short of beautiful outdoor attractions around these parts. Urquhart Castle is a fifteen-minute drive away, while Dores Beach can be reached in twenty minutes in case you're in the mood for a bracing wild swim. Although the address feels both rural and secluded, the town centre of Inverness only takes seventeen minutes to reach in the car, too.

Member of the Clergy

Whether you’re in search of a Highland adventure or a relaxing retreat, this contemporary lodge makes it easy to enjoy it all. Surrounded by idyllic countryside, you can enjoy the views from the garden – which also features a children’s play area. Inside, the rooms are perfect for families with plenty of socialising space as well as games, books and a baby grand piano for your entertainment. There’s a ground-floor bedroom for guests with reduced mobility and all of the bedrooms come with en-suite bathrooms. Outside, it’s just a short drive to Loch Ness and the nearest amenities in Drumnadrochit.


Beyond Pines

Designed to celebrate the natural beauty of its environment, this unique eco home makes the perfect setting for a Highlands getaway. Overlooking Loch Duich, you can admire the spectacular views from the terrace or while relaxing by the fire in the living room. Both bedrooms feature stunning views across Eilean Donan Castle and one of the en-suite bathrooms features a bath – perfect for a long soak after a day of exploring. So whether you’re inside or outside, this home is bound to leave you feeling refreshing and inspired. You’ll also be spoiled for choice when it comes to hiking trails and it’s just a short drive to the town of Glenelg. 

Full of Wonder

Bread Maker

Workplace

Multiple Sets of Keys

This home has been creating a bit of a buzz, and for all the right reasons. It's been featured by the BBC, and is a shining example of Scottish hospitality in the city of Inverness. Step inside, and you'll find a cosy space with plenty of seating, ideal for flopping down with a glass of whisky at the end of a long day exploring. The hosts have put great thought into every aspect of this home, from the luxury toiletries to the Bose speaker systems in every bedroom and the extra-large bathtub where you can soak in perfect peace. And, the hosts try to buy local wherever possible – once you've tried a cup of the locally-roasted coffee along with a freshly-baked slice of shortbread, you'll understand why. You're just a few steps away from the banks of the River Ness, and Inverness Castle is less than five minutes away from your front door, along with a range of shops and restaurants in the city centre. Jump in the car, and it takes twenty-five minutes to reach world-famous Loch Ness for some monster-spotting. Even if you don't spy Nessie, you can hop on one of the boat tours to sail along the water, or hit one of the nearby walking trails for an invigorating hike through the Highland landscapes.

Butter Shortbread

This comfortable home is ideal for an escape to Scotland. It’s located just 2 kilometres from Drumnadrochit centre, and the same distance from the shores of Loch Ness. Urquhart Castle is 4 kilometres away – you couldn’t be better placed for exploring this beautiful area. The house sits in a quiet, secluded position, offering views of the valley and the countryside. It’s a real home-from-home, with everything you might need during your stay, including a fully-equipped kitchen and a garden for warm weather. 

Loch Ness Nest

Just a hop, skip and a jump away from the banks of Loch Ness, this delightful homestead is just the ticket for a rural getaway in the Highlands. Days here are best spent outdoors, whether you're trekking through the dense Urquhart Bay Woods, exploring the ruins of Urquhart Castle or hiking to the top of Meall Fuar-mhonaidh for gorgeous views of the water. 

Treat yourself after a long walk at the pubs and cafes in Drumnadrochit, or if you prefer a homecooked meal, head home and rustle up something tasty in the roomy kitchen. With plenty of crockery, cookware and counter space, you'll have everything you need to show off your culinary skills. Take a load off in the cosy lounge, where squishy leather sofas beckon after a ramble through the countryside. Chill out with a movie or a good book – there's a small selection of both – before sprawling out on the comfortable beds. But if you can't get enough of the fresh air, pour yourself a glass of wine and watch the sun go down on the small patio, basking in the peaceful scenery of the Highlands.

Nessie's Place

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Stepping into this village home is like stepping onto the pages of a romantic novel. A moody medley of forest green and rust-red velvet sofas in the living room whisper of days gone by – the picture completed by a wood-burner set in an old fireplace carved with celtic twists. In the parlour, an upright piano awaits for someone to compose a song inspired by heather-bruised hills and craggy mountain passes. Or, perhaps choose something from the book collection and settle into a wing-backed armchair. Bedrooms are packed with paperbacks to find your next indulgent read, perhaps while soaking in the claw-footed tub of the master bathroom. Contrary to the rest of the home, the kitchen is bright and airy, but an exposed stone wall still suggests the building’s history. A welcome hamper of bubbly, tea, coffee and toiletries awaits your arrival. Spend the evening outside, gathered around the fire pit, or watching for shooting stars from the comfy sofas on the deck. The peaceful village of Carrbridge has a grocery shop and a handful of cosy pubs. You’re in the Cairngorms National Park here, so you may want to lace up those walking boots and bag some munros, or head to Speyside and sample some of the world-famous whisky distilleries. 

A Highland Romance

This little cottage once served as a waiting room for passengers travelling by boat from Balmacara. Today, it’s a cosy retreat where you can disconnect and admire the incredible views across Loch Alsh and the Isle of Skye. Inside, you’ll find an open-fire, snug bedrooms and all the basics you could need for a refreshing stay. Outside, there’s plenty to explore across this Highland estate with easy access to Kyle of Lochalsh where you’ll find shops, pubs and restaurants.

Magical Tales

Single-Level Home

Step-Free Access

Set within a Victorian villa, this Clan Fraser inspired apartment is anything but twee. Instead, the place is fresh and contemporary, with subtle nods of tartan among the swanky finishes. The living space is the heart of the home, with rich blues and brushed gold adding an opulent flourish. There’s a dining table for home-cooked haggis, neeps and tatties and a gorgeous velvet sofa for reclining with a snifter of Scotch. Just when you thought it couldn’t be plusher, 800 thread count Egyptian cotton sheets dress impossibly comfortable beds. And that’s without mentioning the freestanding copper tub in the first bedroom. Outside, a tidy patio lets you make the most of sunny days – especially when accompanied with treats from the nearby bakery. After a five-minute stroll to the picturesque River Ness, cross the bridge into the heart of Inverness for the red sandstone castle, Victorian Market and an impressive selection of bars and restaurants.

Highland Heart

Private Parking

Fenced Garden

With the heather-bruised hills of Perthshire around you, this Grand Designs-style home puts you amid munros, riverside paths and enchanting forest walks. The charming town of Aberfeldy is a five-minute drive away, or an hour-long walk along the river path – perfect for hounds. The lofty, open lounge caught our eye inside with a modern woodburning stove in the centre for chilly evenings. The kitchen is a dream with a range-style cooker and everything you need (even some things you don’t, like a warming drawer) for self-catering. Those bringing the dogs will appreciate the fenced-in garden and kids can hang out in the garage outside with its ping pong table.

Reclaim the Hills

Located just moments from the mythical Loch Ness, this cosy cottage is the country retreat you've been dreaming of. Fire up the wood-burning stove when you arrive and curl up for a memorable weekend in one of the UK's most beautiful landscapes.

The two-person home sits in the charming village of Drumnadrochit, where there are plenty of scenic walks and traditional pubs for you to enjoy. Urquhart Woods is five minutes from your front door, while in half an hour you can reach the crumbling castle that overlooks the lake. Inverness if just thirty minutes up the road, if you feel like breaking up the quiet time with an afternoon in Scotland's northernmost city. 

When you're not exploring, your cottage provides a tranquil haven that's designed for lazy mornings and relaxing evenings. Stick your favourite Netflix show on the TV as you wake up in the plush king-sized bed, and crack open the window so you can listen to the local birdsong. The kitchen is perfect for whipping up quick bites to enjoy at the breakfast bar – come Sunday, the nearest spot for a roast is just across the road.

Coillte Cottage

You’ll really feel like you’ve escaped to the county at this wooden cabin in the Scottish Highlands. Nestled near a quiet stream on a 400-acre estate, the home boasts views across the Strathglass Valley from the balcony – best enjoyed while relaxing in the hammock. And with no TV or wi-fi, there’ll be nothing to distract you from your stunning surroundings. Though compact, the cosy cabin has everything you’ll need, including a fully-equipped kitchen, large sofa, and wood-burner. The bed is on a mezzanine level accessed via a ladder, so it won’t suit everyone, but the star-gazing roof window will make the climb up worth it. When you’re ready to explore, you’ll find waterfalls nearby, and Loch Ness a thirty-minute drive away.

Highland Falls

In the heart of Muir of Ord in the picturesque Highlands, this grand home has group gatherings written all over it. The design is somewhat dated but undeniably cosy. The two main suites have zip-and-link beds for ultimate flexibility, while the singles are a great fit for children – just note that little ones under 5 years old aren't allowed. When you fancy some sunshine, explore the mature gardens or enjoy a whisky aperitif in the walled courtyard – the village is home to an award-winning distillery that's well worth a visit. Also nearby is an eighteen-hole golf course, a few cafes, and a train station with links to nearby Inverness.

Slàinte Mhath

In a former life, this cottage was home to railway workers back in the early 1900s. Since then, it's had a complete transformation into a romantic hideaway, while still retaining much of its traditional charm. The kitchen echoes this home's industrial past, with polished concrete worktops and burr elm shelving giving it a historic feel, while the Edwardian table is a fantastic place to gather and share a homemade meal. Outside, you'll find a private garden and wooden deck, where you can fire up the barbecue and enjoy an alfresco feast as you gaze over the Insh Marshes across to the incredible landscapes of the Cairngorms National Park. Don't forget your binoculars, because you also have a great view of both the nearby RSPB bird reserve and the train line – both birdwatchers and trainspotters will be delighted. There are several paths of varying difficulty close by, meaning that whether you want an invigorating hike or a gentle stroll, there's a trail to suit you. Explore the wild landscapes from rivers to moors, mountains to lochs, before returning to the welcoming glow of the wood-burning stove, and perhaps a wee dram of whisky. 

Cairngorm Charm

From the outside, this Victorian home looks as quaint as quaint can be, but inside, guests will find an apartment that mixes vintage and modern aspects with considerable dexterity. In the living room, a large bay window floods the space with natural daylight, which dances nicely off the wooden floors and walls painted in muted grey. The Persian rug and deep blue sofa add some bold splashes of colour. Elsewhere, we're big fans of the gleaming copper bathtub in the master bathroom that promises to be as comfortable as it is handsome. Off the same room, there's access to a cute terrace with alfresco seating — yes, it's Scotland, but put on a jumper and enjoy the dramatic sunsets that this corner of the country enjoys. The home's only an eight-minute walk from the River Ness and Inverness's town centre, which includes a castle and an art gallery. Alternatively, if you're feeling more active, Cairngorms National Park takes around half an hour to reach in the car.

The Daughter of Time

Hot Tub

Tucked away in the wild, untouched landscape of the Scottish Highlands, this home promises tranquillity with breathtaking scenery to boot. Here, you're a twenty-minute drive from Drumnadrochit, a village perched on the western shore of Loch Ness, and a fifty-minute drive from Inverness. 

Inside, spacious rooms flaunt floor-to-ceiling timber cladding and sumptuous textiles, creating a cosy and inviting atmosphere as soon as you step through the door. We especially love the open-plan living space, with its plush seating, dining table and fully-equipped kitchen. Here, a wood-burning fireplace takes centre stage. Set against a striking column of exposed brick, it's the heart of the home, providing warmth even on the chilliest nights.

Watersports enthusiasts will love this home's private access to the River Glass, a short walk from your doorstep. Whether you love paddle boarding, kayaking or fishing, just bring along your kit, and you're good to go. If you'd rather keep your feet firmly on the ground, lace up your walking boots for a hike through the highlands. After busy days exploring, enjoy a relaxing dip in the outdoor hot tub under the stars.

Wake & Wander

Mini Bar

Pet Basket

Stair Gates

This eighteenth-century former hunting lodge sits within the 14,500-acre Glenshiel Estate filled with the most quintessentially Scottish countryside — mountains, rivers, forests, the lot. The host will help you make the most of this wonderful landscape by helping to arrange activities, such as fishing, foraging, pony treks and hikes, or cookery classes and yoga if you prefer to stay inside.

Whatever you choose to do, you can look forward to long evenings in a home designed primarily for cosiness. As well as three open fires for warming up cold hands, guests can also take advantage of the country-style kitchen with an Aga and a selection of rolltop bathtubs. If you really don't feel like lifting a finger during your stay, there's a team of chefs that can arrange the week's menu using locally foraged ingredients and housekeepers to cater to every whim.

When the sun makes an appearance — or you're feeling suitably warmed up after a dram or two — there's a hot tub in the garden, which also has children's play equipment and a barbecue. The Isle of Skye sits twenty minutes' drive away if you fancy a day trip, too.

Scots Pine

Free Parking

Located in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, overlooking the surrounding area of trees, countryside and Loch Shiel, this home offers a relaxing holiday. You can take in the vistas in the garden when it’s sunny or warm up by the log burner in the spacious living room or the cosy snug.  When you feel like exploring, have a stroll around Loch Shiel, or the nearby town of Corpach offers plenty of shops, pubs, restaurants and cafes. Other attractions include Fort William, where you can take a day trip over to the Isle of Eigg.

An Ethereal Retreat

A five-minute walk from the shores of Loch Alvie, this traditional Scottish cottage sits within the Cairngorms National Park. Walking trails and towering munros are on your doorstep and the outdoor activity haven of Aviemore is just a five-minute drive away. The exterior of this cottage is as traditional as it gets, with a white-stone facade and slate-grey roof like the crofters’ cottages of old. It gets a little more modern inside with comfy leather sofas and mod-cons in the kitchen, but the brass bedframes, free-standing bathtub and crackling wood-burning in the living room are all about that cottagecore aesthetic. Slide open the glass doors in the dining area and step out onto the secluded back patio where there’s alfresco dining for sunny days and a fire pit for chilly nights.

Highland Paradise

Herb Garden

Once the country playground of lairds and ladies, this former hunting lodge sits in the untamed wilderness of the Cairngorms. Acres and acres of grounds are home to a fishing loch with its own jetty, a professionally maintained 9-hole golf course and tennis courts. After a day of action and adventure in the great outdoors, there’s nothing better than soaking in the bubbling hot tub on the patio. Unwind with a single malt by the fire in the sitting room, or opt for an evening in the formal lounge fit for a duke, with its grand piano and wood-panelled walls. With stained-glass windows and a vaulted, beamed ceiling, the dining room reminds us of a church – a beautiful spot to gather the group for a decadent meal. The kitchen’s four-door Aga means country-style feasts are on the menu. There’s more to this home than pure opulence and Victorian splendour. It’s the small details that tie the design to the landscape, like hand-made staircases and the Ossian quotes carved into beams. This place really captures the magic of the Cairngorms. 

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