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Price: £ 546 - £ 1502

Detached • Non Smoking • Enclosed Garden • Private Hot Tub • Games Room • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Wheelchair Access • Open Fire • Ultimate • Pet Friendly

Ideally positioned on the fringes of Aviemore village a wonderful location for enjoying the great outdoors in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park these superbly appointed and beautifully furnished properties offer a very high degree of comfort. Sitting in a quiet cul de sac they are ideal for family gatherings. Three properties enjoy their own private hot tub and a digital infrared sauna with music and colour system all four properties enjoy corporate membership for 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years) to Dalfaber Country Club offering swimming pool sauna steam room jacuzzi gym and 9 hole golf course. At extra charge badminton squash court indoor and outdoor tennis court table tennis snooker and carpet bowls.

Aviemore is a renowned centre for outdoor pursuits – excellent climbing and hill walking competition standard mountain bike tracks water sports on Lochs Morlich and Insch and of course skiing and snow boarding in season are just some of the activities on offer. The fishing and golf are similarly excellent. Sled dog rides train excursions to the resort at the top of the mountain and the Strathspey steam railway are also found here and Britain's only freely roaming reindeer herd can be spotted against the stunning backdrop of Glenmore. Good restaurants themed bars live music and shops are all within ½ mile.

Price: £ 575 - £ 1219

Detached • Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Sea 5 Miles • Wheelchair Access • Open Fire • Short Break • Easy Walking Access

Set on the banks of the River Ness in the beauty and tranquillity of the Ness Castle River Estate yet just 2 miles from the city of Inverness these two fabulous properties enjoy gorgeous views across the river and direct access to paths leading to Loch Ness itself. The last word in style comfort and location each property boasts its own individual character. River Lodge is a fabulous 'Colorado' style lodge providing complete relaxation and seclusion for larger parties. It boasts a magnificent entrance with vaulted cathedral ceilings and double height window overlooking the river and is stunningly furnished in multicultural fashion whilst all bedrooms have ensuite facilities and internet access. New for 2010 and perfect for a relaxing break Ghillies Lodge is a superlative ranch style pagoda offering a similar finish to its spectacular neighbour. Close by on the estate and as well as providing a hot tub and steam room for visitors' use 'The Bothy' also offers a beautifully furnished dining room where chefs are available to prepare delicious meals catering for private parties of up to 70 guests. Advance booking required.

Ness Castle River Estate lies in the heart of magnificent game fishing and golfing country and with lovely walking on the doorstep it is an ideal location for nature lovers and sporting enthusiasts alike. Culloden Battlefield Cawdor Castle Loch Ness cruises and dolphin spotting on the Moray Firth are among the myriad delights within easy reach. And at nearby Inverness visitors will find a wealth of historic and cultural attractions as well as good shopping bars cafes and restaurants.

Price: £ 504 - £ 1080

Detached • Non Smoking • Sea 5 Miles

With a sweeping lawned garden which offers room to play and roam this re-furbished spacious property offers very comfortable accommodation with a roof terrace and ensuite bedrooms. Scenic walking from the doorstep and only 5 miles to Beauly which has lovely shops and restaurants. Explore The Black Isle with sandy beaches and dolphin spotting by Chanory Point. Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle is 10 miles many golf courses and good fishing. shop 2 1/2 miles pub serving food 2 miles.

Price: £ over 1300

Situated a mere 30 yards from the banks of Loch Lochy and with spectacular uninterrupted views of Ben Nevis, Aonach Mor and the Grey Corries, the setting for Arkaig Lodge is truly stunning. Only 9 miles from Fort William, this detached modern, spacious and immaculately presented holiday property offers the perfect blend of tranquil seclusion and proximity to some of the best outdoor activities in the country.

Price: £ 590 - £ 976

Big Sky Lodges has over 17 acres of open fields and woodland, with accommodation in six luxurious holiday log cabins set on the owner’s croft, in the heart of the glorious Highlands of Scotland, ideally situated just ten minutes from Inverness and near to Loch Ness. On the very doorstep is some of the most spectacular scenery in Scotland. Outside you can sit or dine on the veranda (there are no midges here) and enjoy watching the sunset late into the evening. The self catering log cabins overlook meadows where highland cattle graze, and have views towards the mountains. The log cabins are built with the highest quality Finnish pine from Lapland, with the most modern comforts of home. Each log cabin is special, having been beautifully, tastefully and newly decorated throughout, with excellent fixtures and fittings providing a luxurious home from home. Locally there are shops and a malt whisky distillery for everyday items at Muir of Ord, which is a short drive away, or can be reached by tracks from the log cabins where roe deer and red kites can often be seen, and more occasionally, pine martens and red squirrels. Inverness with its shops, restaurants, theatre and museums is only ten miles away. Golf, fishing and excursions on Loch Ness can be arranged locally. Family and pet friendly the log cabins are ideally situated for exploring this mountainous, peaty wilderness, surrounded by magnificent coastline. From the fertile 'Flow Country' of North Scotland near Thurso and Wick to the expansive beaches, sea lochs and cliffs around Ullapool, Gairloch and the gateway to Skye - Mallaig and Kyle of Lochalsh all over the Highlands. Of traditional one and a half storey design, these three bedroomed lodges are solid log houses from Finland. The interior design is simple and stylish, making good use of natural materials to create a calm and comfortable living space. The owners have added a touch of individuality with several pieces of hand-made furniture and original artwork.

Price: £ 340 - £705

• More than one bathroom or shower room • Non Smoking • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

Number 8 Old School is a luxurious apartment occupying part of the historic St Benedicts Abbey. Situated in 20 acres of landscaped garden grounds right on the southern shores of Loch Ness, this really is the most exquisite location imaginable. The abbey was built on the original site of the fort that gives Fort Augustus its name. For many years a Benedictine monastery and school, these wonderful and historic buildings, with cloistered walks, stained glass windows and thick stone walls have been superbly converted into high quality living accommodation. Number 8 Old School is situated on the first floor of the old bell-tower and enjoys wonderful views across the landscaped grounds to the mountains beyond. The spacious open plan lounge, dining room and kitchen is beautifully presented with deep leather sofas, large dining table and exceptionally well-equipped kitchen with built-in appliances. The large en-suite bedroom, second good-sized twin bedroom and family bathroom are all immaculately presented. The facilities in the grounds are a real feature of this property including a tennis court, croquet lawn, badminton, cricket pitch, moorings for visitors' boats on the lock, purpose built barbeque and even a giant chess set in the charming cloistered gardens. There is also a full-sized snooker table in the club lounge, formerly the monks' refectory a superb wood-panelled room with stained glass windows. Children will enjoy the adventure playground and there is an excellent restaurant in the old Boat House in the Abbey grounds. Fort Augustus is a charming village. Its focal point is a dramatic and picturesque series of locks which provide access to boats from the Caledonian Canal to and from Loch Ness. The wide tow paths and pretty lawned areas along the side of the canal provide an ideal vantage point from which to sit and watch the numerous small crafts navigating the lock gates. There is a variety of good cafes and restaurants here, as well as an interesting and unusual selection of small shops. Fort Augustus is situated half way along the Great Glen Way, which runs from Fort William to Inverness along the side of the canal to provide superb cycling and scenic walking along its 73 mile path. The river Oich also runs close by; both are just a short walk from the Abbey. There is an excellent 9-hole golf course which is open to visitors. Mountain biking is very popular in the area and the recently opened Laggan Wolf Tracks provide some wonderful and stretching downhill runs for all abilities. Boat excursions on Loch Ness run from the village. Visitors wishing to learn more about the loch and its elusive monster, Nessie, should head for Drumnadrochit, about 20 miles north on the shores of the loch. This pretty village has two excellent museums offering scientific studies on the various sightings, with photographic illustrations. Just outside the village is the stunningly beautiful Urquhart Castle, which sits on a promontory overlooking Loch Ness. Heading west, the wild beauty of Glen Affic, one of the most beautiful and scenic Highland glens, has wonderful walks, with waterfalls, old Caledonian forests and amazing flora and fauna. Horse riding and pony-trekking in the surrounding hills is regularly enjoyed and ski-ing is available on The Nevis Range near Fort William, approx 30 miles away or in the Cairngorms near Aviemore, just over an hour's drive from Fort Augustus. Whether you enjoy outdoor pursuits, historical trails, exploring attractive villages or just taking in the spectacular scenery, there is something for everyone in this superb area of the Western Highlands.The property is all on one level on the first floor, has gas LPG central heating.

Price: £ 488 - £ 800

Coire Sealladh or “Corrie View” is a modern spacious bungalow set in the quiet village of Roy Bridge near Fort William in the Highlands of Scotland. Commanding stunning views of the Grey Corries and Aonach Mor it has been decorated to a high standard with wooden or tiled floors throughout. With a sauna, three of the four bedrooms offering ensuite facilities and a drying ‘shed’ with de-humidifier, this is a house that offers a welcome retreat at any time of the year with facilities offered to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Set in a quiet residential area and found by ducking under the railway bridge just off the main route through Roy Bridge, this mature village setting is peaceful and offers a good local pub only a five minute walk away. As well as the two local hotels the village has a small shop and post office for basic supplies and a Sunday paper. Nearby Spean Bridge (3 miles) famous for its association with Commando training during World War 2 at Achnacarry Castle and now commemorated with a stunning statue just a mile from the village overlooking the whole area has a couple of shops and restaurants and the larger town of Fort William, only 13 miles away, offers a wider range of shops and many places to eat. Perfect for walkers, mountain bikers and skiers there are numerous routes from the door-step or close by and for the less active the Great Glen Way offers a flat well looked after path to get out and about along. Only 8 miles from Aonach Mor, this now year round resort offers skiing or mountain biking and a gondola to the restaurant if you just wish to admire the fantastic views. Aviemore and the Cairngorm National Park are easily accessed from here and Loch Ness and Inverness are within an hours drive. Roy Bridge has its own railway station on the West Coast Line It is therefore possible to get the sleeper direct from London to Roy Bridge – go to bed in London and wake up in the mountains of the Scottish Highlands – what could be more of a contrast to start your holiday.

Price: £ over 1300

Price: £ 635 - £ 2002

Detached • Non Smoking • Private Hot Tub • Games Room • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Wheelchair Access • Open Fire • Ultimate • Pet Friendly

Ideally positioned on the fringes of Aviemore village a wonderful location for enjoying the great outdoors in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park these superbly appointed and beautifully furnished properties offer a very high degree of comfort. Sitting in a quiet cul de sac they are ideal for family gatherings. Three properties enjoy their own private hot tub and a digital infrared sauna with music and colour system all four properties enjoy corporate membership for 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years) to Dalfaber Country Club offering swimming pool sauna steam room jacuzzi gym and 9 hole golf course. At extra charge badminton squash court indoor and outdoor tennis court table tennis snooker and carpet bowls.

Aviemore is a renowned centre for outdoor pursuits – excellent climbing and hill walking competition standard mountain bike tracks water sports on Lochs Morlich and Insch and of course skiing and snow boarding in season are just some of the activities on offer. The fishing and golf are similarly excellent. Sled dog rides train excursions to the resort at the top of the mountain and the Strathspey steam railway are also found here and Britain's only freely roaming reindeer herd can be spotted against the stunning backdrop of Glenmore. Good restaurants themed bars live music and shops are all within ½ mile.

Price: £ 283 - £ 549

Short Break

Fabulous uninterrupted views across the waters of Loch Eil and a pleasant deck on which to relax and enjoy them are a feature of this newly built and very comfortably appointed first floor apartment. With the majesty of Ben Nevis as a backdrop it sits in the grounds of the owners' home by the scenic 'Road to the Isles' making it an ideal base from which to explore this beautiful corner of the Highlands. Just

5 miles away is Fort William from where the steam train service made famous in the Harry Potter films makes its spectacular journey (in season) to the attractive fishing port of Mallaig which sits at the end of the Road to the Isles and also offers ferries to the Inner Hebrides. A trip to the Silver Sands of Morar beaches is a must (32 miles) whilst locally visitors can enjoy excellent hill walking mountaineering and skiing (in season) and some of the UK's finest mountain bike tracks are close by. Shop and pub 2 miles.

Price: £ 280 - £475

• Non Smoking • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

Situated in a small picturesque village in the foothills of Ben Nevis, Ar Taigh Fiodh (Gaelic for our wooden house), is a tastefully furnished and beautifully presented detached lodge set in superb garden grounds. This charming single storey house offers peace and tranquillity in stunning surroundings yet is easily accessible and just a short walk from the local amenities of Spean Bridge which include a village shop, pub, a local woollen mill and an award winning 2 AA Rosette restaurant.Property is all at ground floor level, has electric storage heaters.

Price: £ 177- £525

This modern detached bungalow offers a comfortable retreat away from the bustle of everyday life. It is on the owner’s estate and is secluded away, surrounded by glorious scenery. The well equipped and fitted kitchen has a dining area and doors leading to a decked patio. The sitting room is spacious and has lovely views over Loch Tarvie. There are two bedrooms and a shower room and outside is a large lawned garden with a decked area and barbecue and near the property is an unfenced loch. A shop and pub two miles away provide guests with essentials and for further amenities Strathpeffer is only four miles down the road. With many outdoor pursuits and attractions close by, this property is a fabulous base from which to discover the area.

The spa village of Strathpeffer grew up in the 18th Century and in 1819 the water was declared to be the healthiest in Britain. Having been restored to its former glory, the Spa Pavilion is used for various events throughout the year including concerts and exhibitions. There is a museum of childhood and working craft shops all housed in a former Victorian railway station. The pump house offers visitors a chance to ‘take the waters’ and is also home to a Tourist Information point. There are forest walks to be enjoyed and a walk to the Pictish Hill Fort at the top of Knock Farril, also known as Knock Farrel, will be well rewarded with panoramic views. Strathpeffer is a fascinating base for a great holiday.

Price: £ 240 - £370

• Non Smoking • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by •

This bright and cosy apartment is situated on the edge of Fort William, just a stone's throw from the Caledonian Canal. The accommodation has been recently refurbished to provide attractive and modern open plan living for two, with additional sleeping space on a large sofa bed if required. 1 Seanivan is perfectly placed for enjoying a wealth of activities in this area known as the ' outdoor capital of the UK'. The small village of Banavie sits at the foot of Ben Nevis, the highest mountain range in Britain and is also the location of the incredible flight of loch gates on the Caledonian Canal, known as Neptune's Staircase. Enjoy a meal and a wee dram at the nearby Moorings hotel, as you watch boats negotiate the lochs. Climbing and hill walking in this area are second to none. Mountain biking on the world championship Nevis course, skiing, snow boarding and para gliding are all enjoyed on the slopes of " the Ben". The less energetic can take a spectacular ride on the gondola that runs up the side of Aanoch Mor and enjoy a meal at the famous mountain restaurant at the top. Take a cycle ride along the scenic Great Glen Cycle route that runs along the side of the Caledonian Canal (bikes available to hire locally). In the summer months the West Highland steam train, of Harry Potter fame, runs along a wonderfully scenic route through to Mallaig, from where ferries depart for the Isle of Skye and the small isles. The beautiful Ardnamurchan Peninsular is also well worth a visit. It is the most westerly point on the British Isles and boasts stunning beaches, unspoilt coastline and a wealth of wildlife. Take the Corran car ferry just south of Fort William across Loch Linnhe (a 5 minute ride) and return via the 'road to the isles' for a truly memorable day out. Fishing, golf, numerous water sports and boat excursions are all available locally.The apartment is at ground floor level, has electric storage heaters.

Price: £ 270 - £445

• Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Pub close to cottage • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

This 200 year old whitewashed detached stone cottage is set within 1.5 acres of cottage gardens and separate walled garden area. Situated down a quiet country lane in pretty countryside with dry stone walls, small bridges over tumbling rivers and lovely rolling hills this area is a real backwater, yet only 6 miles from the centre of Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. Craigellachie Cottage has lots of original features, including thick stone walls, deep silled windows and a cosy wood burning stove. It is beautifully presented and attractively furnished, with a modern kitchen boasting granite work surfaces and solid wood cabinets. The gardens and grounds are a real feature of the property. To the front and sides there is a lawned area with shrubs, surrounded by an attractive old stone wall. Outside the kitchen is a patio area with tables, chairs and a good sized BBQ. There is a large walled natural garden adjoining the cottage, which is mainly grassed with mature trees and shrubs. It is a lovely addition to the property and ideal to relax and enjoy a picnic and outdoor games. There are many places of interest and historical sites within easy reach. Cawdor Castle with its stunning gardens, superb drawbridge and fascinating history, dating back to the days of 'Macbeth', is only 2 miles away. Wander through the atmospheric battlefields of Culloden and visit the new audio visual experience or take a short drive to Fort George, set out on a promontory with spectacular views of the Moray Firth. It is ideally situated for touring the whole of the Highland region. There are also numerous sandy beaches and miles of unspoilt coastline to explore. Local facilities include golf, fishing, horse riding, sailing, canoeing, mountain biking, hill walking and climbing. The Moray Firth area is renowned for its population of bottle nosed dolphins and there are a number of boat excursions available to view the dolphins, seals and wide variety of bird life close to hand. Loch Ness is also easily accessible and provides a memorable day out. There are two 'monster' exhibitions, boat excursions on the loch and the stunningly beautiful Urquhart Castle situated at the head of Loch Ness. Inverness, the capital of the Highlands is just ten minutes drive. Situated on the banks of the Ness it is an attractive and vibrant city, with an excellent selection of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, as well as a superb theatre complex, multi screen cinema, ice rink and an amazing wild water aqua dome. Craigellachie Cottage provides a charming and accessible base for a superb Highland holiday.Property is all at ground floor level, has oil central heating.

Price: £ 400 - £ 896

Detached • Non Smoking • Enclosed Garden • Indoor Pool • Pub Close By • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

Boasting glorious views of the Cairngorm mountains and Craigellachie nature reserve from its rear south facing garden this very comfortable single storey property lies in a quiet village setting. Aviemore's pubs shops and restaurants are just a 10 minute stroll and visitors enjoy free membership of Dalfaber Golf and Country Club (400 yards). Its facilities include a swimming pool jacuzzi sauna steam room gym tennis squash snooker games hall childrens activities fishing golf a bar and restaurant. Superb walking bird watching water sports climbing mountain biking and (in season) skiing are all nearby.