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Price: £ over 1300

Price: £ 600 - £ 899

Price: £ 310 - £595

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

The Dovecote is a superb conversion of a lovely old stone barn set in open countryside yet easily accessible for exploring the whole of the Highlands. The original dovecote on the gable end has been retained, which contributes to its unique and distinctive charm. It is situated on a quiet lane in the Ross-shire countryside with the magnificent peaks of Ben Wyvis beyond. The accommodation is all on one floor with a very attractive hallway running the length of the property, linking the rooms together. It is beautifully presented to a high standard throughout. The large lounge has windows on all sides. All the bedrooms are of generous proportions and the 'double bunk' bedroom with a second TV with video and DVD facility, making it an ideal room for children with games and family movies provided. There is a large farmhouse style kitchen/dining room and superb modern bathroom. Fully enclosed gardens surround the property, a secluded patio area with picnic table. The varied and unspoilt county of Ross-shire stretches from east to west across the heart of the Highlands and encompasses miles of unspoilt beaches, quaint fishing villages and bustling sea ports. This area is renowned for its wealth of activities, many of them right on the doorstep. Permits for trout and salmon fishing are available locally. Hill walking, mountain biking, riding, sailing, canoeing and golf are all enjoyed locally. There is a selection of excellent restaurants and bars in the nearby towns and villages and Inverness, the capital of the Highlands is just 20 minutes drive away. This vibrant, bustling city has superb leisure facilities including a multi million pound theatre complex, an ice rink, twelve screen cinema and a swimming 'aquadome'. There are a wide variety of restaurants, cafes and bars, set against the backdrop of the imposing Inverness castle that looks down on river Ness. From here visitors can take a trip by boat on Loch Ness to visit the atmospheric battlefields of Culloden, the fairy tale castle of Cawdor and historic Fort George. The peninsula known as the Black Isle, due to the richness of its soil, is only a short drive away. Surrounded by the waters of the Cromarty Firth this is an ideal place to encounter the most northerly colony of Bottle nosed dolphins that are regularly seen in the area. There is a highly recommended boat trip that runs from Cromarty harbour to view the dolphins and seals that frequent these waters close to hand (you can even' adopt a dolphin, which all have their own distinct markings, so you visit your dolphin again on your next trip!). Cromarty also has a fascinating court house museum and an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs, cafes and unusual small shops. The other pretty coastal towns and fishing villages dotted around the Black Isle and Ross-shire are truly charming and well worth exploring. There are some superb walks direct from The Dovecote. With hills, mountains, quiet lanes and forest walks there is something for all ages and abilities. The property is ideally located for exploring the whole of the Highland region - from here you can take a day trip to the stunning west coast, head north to explore dramatic cliffs and white sweeping sands or south to the Cairngorm mountain range just 40 minutes awayProperty is all at ground floor level, has oil central heating.

Price: £ 310 - £595

• Non Smoking • Fishing on site or near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking Access • Golf near by • Has a Garden •

Situated in elevated position overlooking the picturesque Poolewe bay, The Cottage enjoys magnificent seascape views from its large picture windows. All rooms are bright, spacious and beautifully presented and with three good sized bedrooms, and large lounge and kitchen/dining room it offers generous accommodation for four. The beautifully landscaped garden grounds are a real treat. Enclosed by mature hedging the gardens are laid out with lawns, shrubs and flower borders. The main garden enjoys superb sea and mountain views and there is also a secluded, additional garden area (steep steps down to this area; toddlers beware!). This area of West Coast Highlands is renowned for its wonderful beaches and breathtaking scenery. Wildlife abounds and otters, seals, whales and a myriad of bird life can be seen locally; it is a real bird watcher's paradise. Noted for its temperate climate and warmed by the waters of the Gulf Stream, an exceptional variety of plants flourish here. The sub tropical gardens of Inverewe situated here are simply stunning and offer visitors a memorable day out. The pretty village of Poolewe has excellent local amenities, all within easy walking distance, including restaurants, cafe, shop and pub, and even a swimming pool. The surrounding area offers a wealth of activities and places of interest. There is a superb 18 hole golf course, pony trekking, cycling, (bike hire available locally), fishing in loch, sea and river, as well as the opportunity for hill walking and climbing in some of the most spectacular mountain scenery to be found anywhere in the Highlands. Close by is the Ben Eighe nature reserve in the heart of the spectacular Torridon mountains. It has walks and climbs for all abilities as well as some lovely picnic areas. Along the coast there are a variety of water sports and boat trips. The nearby village of Gairloch also has superb beaches, interesting small shops, cafes and restaurants as well as whale watching boat excursions that run from the harbour. With unspoilt sandy beaches and superb scenery, this is a superb holiday location for all ages.Property is all on ground floor level, has oil central heating.

Price: £ 900 - £ 1299

Price: £ 365 - £ 740

Detached • Non Smoking • Open Fire • Short Break • Pet Friendly

This very comfortable 19th century traditional stone cottage has been beautifully furnished and stands in a large country garden between the Victorian spa village of Strathpeffer and the market town of Dingwall. The area offers a wealth of activities including boat excursions out on the Cromarty Firth to see the dolphins hill and forest walks bird watching (Red kites can often be seen over the hills) and the local highland games during the summer months. Riding and golf locally. Shops and pubs 2½ miles.

Price: £ 600 - £ 899

Price: £ 280 - £475

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

Traum is a lovely single-storey detached cottage set in 6 acres of grounds leading down to the beautiful River Glass or Allt Graad. Traum is the Gaelic word for deep, as in sleep, and this aptly describes the seclusion and tranquillity of its setting, which offers complete privacy whilst being easily accessible. The cottage has been in the same family for over seventy years and in that time it has been extended and refurbished to provide bright and spacious accommodation, whilst retaining its traditional charm and ambience. The large sitting room cum library is a feature of the house. The owners have supplied a wide range of books and the lovely paintings on the walls are mainly originals by local Highland artists. Extensive private natural grounds surround the house. Spring flowers, azaleas, maple and other mature trees, with grassed areas, all add to its charm. A steep slope, with paths, lead down to parkland by the tumbling River Glass below. Views of Fyrish monument, the Cromarty Firth and the mountains complete the picture. The area is a haven for wild life; pine martin, deer, eagles and a variety of other birds can often be seen. The Cromarty Firth is renowned for its large population of seals which bask along the shore line and the nearby Moray Firth is home to the famous bottle nosed dolphins that are regularly spotted in the area. Traum is situated in the heart of clan Munro country. It is in Glen Glass, at the top of which sits Loch Glass with its back drop of the awe inspiring Wyvis mountain range (the summit of Ben Wyvis stands at over 3,400 feet).The surrounding area is a hill walker's and an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. Climbing, riding, golf, mountain-biking, stalking, salmon and trout fishing are all readily available locally. The cottage is perfectly situated for exploring the Highland region, with easy access to the stunning white sands of the north coast and the dramatic coastline of the Atlantic in the west, yet only 25 minutes drive to Inverness, the capital city of the Highlands. Visit the atmospheric battle site of Culloden, the historic castle of Cawdor, enjoy relaxing walks along the side of the River Ness and sample the wide range of restaurants, pubs and good selection of shops the city has to offer. The pretty, unspoilt fishing villages and beaches along the shores of the nearby peninsular known as the Black Isle are well worth exploring. The 14th century cathedral at Fortrose; the winding lanes of the ancient town of Cromarty, with its old court house and museum, all add to the charm of the locality. This area offers something for all, and Traum provides a lovely, homely base from which to explore.Property has electric storage heaters and electric heaters.

Price: £ 337 - £ 681

Detached • Non Smoking • Multi Bath Shower • Pub Close By • Short Break • Pet Friendly • Easy Walking Access

Within easy reach of the Black Isle's glorious sandy beaches and only half a mile from an excellent golf course these beautifully designed single storey properties sit opposite each other – perfect for two families holidaying together. Dolphin spotting excursions from Avoch harbour and the 18th century village of Cromarty's award winning museum and antique shops are nearby whilst Aviemore and the Cairngorm National Park are further afield and ferries to the Isles depart from Ullapool (1 hour's drive). Village shop and pub serving food are ½ mile and flower bedecked Beauly (2 miles) boasts good shops and restaurants.

Price: £ 280 - £475

• Non Smoking • Fire or Woodburner • Easy Walking Access • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Has a Garden •

Alder Cottage is a lovely single storey cottage set in its own private garden grounds amidst stunning scenery just 5 miles from the Isle of Skye. Once a traditional croft cottage the property has undergone a complete transformation and extension and now offers bright and spacious accommodation in a spectacular Highland setting. The large picture windows drink in the amazing views of hills and mountains. The spacious lounge has a feature open fireplace made from local Applecross stone that acts a focal point. A good sized kitchen / dining room in the new extension looks out across the lovely gardens that surround the property . There is also a superb old stone barn in the grounds which has been beautifully converted into a games room with a variety of activities provided, including table tennis, snooker and darts. Alder Cottage is situated in a quiet no-through road that meanders through the hills, over a small bridge with tumbling burn and onto Avernish, the historic site of a clearance village; there are superb walks direct from the cottage. It is easily accessible and just a few minutes drive to the Isle of Skye and to some of the most dramatic and amazing scenery in the whole of the Western Highlands. The surrounding area offers a wealth of activities, places of interest and historic sites. The fairy tale castle of Eilean Donan, enchantingly situated on a promontory in the loch and accessed by a small causeway, is right on the doorstep. A spectacular route takes you past this famous castle and through the amazing mountain range known as the Five Sisters of Kintail and beautiful Glen Shiel, before reaching the shores of Loch Ness. The charming sea port of Kyle of Lochalsh, gateway to the Isle of Skye, is just 5 miles away. A glass-bottomed boat runs from here to view the sea life close to hand. The Gavin Maxwell Otter Centre at Kyleakin is well worth a visit and numerous distilleries and ancient historical sites are all within easy reach. Armadale Castle, seat of the Clan Donald, with its superb gardens and grounds set in 20,000 acres, also houses a fascinating museum and is easily accessible in the south of the island. Boat excursions to see the seals, dolphins and whales run from Armadale harbour. The ferry also sails from here across to Mallaig on the mainland. This part of island is known as the garden of Skye and is renowned for its superb walking, climbing, bird-watching and beautiful fauna and flora. It also offers easy access to a wealth of historical sites and places of interest. The picture post card village of Plockton is also close by, made famous as the venue for the television series Hamish Macbeth. With its picturesque flower-filled gardens, little winding streets and pretty cottages lining the foreshore it easy to see why it has also become a haunt for artists in recent years. With its close proximity to the Isle of Skye and the mountains, hills, lochs and coastline of the Western Highlands, this lovely cottage makes an ideal base for exploring this spectacular region of Scotland.Property is all on ground floor level. has electric panel heaters.

Price: £ over 1300

Price: £ 900 - £ 1299

Price: £ 260 - £405

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

Harvest Cottage is a quintessential village cottage. Built of sandstone, with whitewashed walls and deep silled windows, it sits on the edge of the village green in the pretty hamlet of Fearn in the beautiful county of Ross-Shire. The cottage has been lovingly and painstakingly restored by its owners. The accommodation on the ground floor is all open plan. A bright, modern kitchen/ dining area leads through to a lovely lounge, dominated by a beautiful fireplace constructed from the original sandstone, with multi fuel stove creating a superb focal point French doors open out to the front which leads directly onto the pretty village green with traditional village pub on the far side. The solid wood staircase leads up to bright and airy modern bedrooms. From the landing there are amazing views across the open countryside to the Moray Firth beyond. The small hamlet of Fearn is situated just 10 minutes from some of the most stunning beaches in the Highlands. Nearby Shandwick bay is renowned for its beautiful golden sands and safe shallow bathing. The pretty fishing village of Portmahomack also has a lovely beach as well as a pub, cafe and a renowned fish restaurant. The owner of Harvest Cottage is a fisherman and would be delighted to take visitors on fishing excursions in his boat. Mackerel, halibut, skate and cod are all caught locally and fresh crab and lobster can also be obtained. This area is also close to the Moray Firth, famous for its resident Bottle nosed dolphins that are regularly seen and boat excursions to view the dolphins, seals and vast array of seabirds close to hand are available nearby. The pretty coastal towns and fishing villages dotted around this part of the coast are particularly charming, with small harbours, quaint cottages and unspoilt coastline. There is also a small ferry that runs across the Cromarty Firth from Nigg from June to October. The nearby town of Dornoch is delightful, with its 13th century Cathedral, sandstone cottages, old town jail, attractive small shops, restaurants, pubs and cafes. Royal Dornoch is also famous for its championship golf course and award winning beach, with miles of golden sand. Just a few miles further north is Dunrobin Castle, seat of the Dukes of Sutherland. With its stunning gardens modelled on Versailles and its fascinating history it offers a memorable day out There is also a wealth of sporting activities right on the doorstep, including golf, fishing, horse-riding, hill walking, sailing, canoeing and mountain biking. Harvest Cottage provides a perfect base for exploring the whole of the Highland region; it is only 40 minutes from Inverness, the Highland capital city.Property has oil central heating.

Price: £ 295 - £540

• 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 •

An Talla is a charming seaside cottage situated in the picturesque fishing village of Rockfield. Originally the village gospel hall, from which it takes its Gaelic name, An Talla has been sympathetically and attractively converted and refurbished to provide a high standard of accommodation in a superb location. It is situated right on the waters edge, with gardens leading directly on the sand and shingle beach. With dolphins, porpoises and a wide variety of seabirds spotted directly from the cottage windows it is truly the quintessential seaside holiday cottage. Most of the accommodation is on the ground floor. A bright and spacious lounge opens onto a conservatory-style dining area. The whole room is dominated by the amazing seascapes and lovely mountain scenery beyond. A partially glassed door leads out to a decking area, ideal for alfresco dining and enjoying a glass or a dram as you drink in the incredible views. The pretty fishing village of Rockfield owes its existence to the sea. Built mainly in the 1820s during the salmon fishing and herring boom its attractive white washed cottages along the shoreline have been lovingly restored over the years and the village is now a quiet backwater that provides an ideal base for visitors to enjoy its quiet charm. The nearby village of Portmahomack has a superb sweeping sandy beach, with stunning views to the Sutherland Mountains beyond. The village also boasts an excellent seafood restaurant, pub, café and a lovely traditional links golf course which is open to visitors. The area is renowned for its archaeological sites and at the nearby Tarbat Discovery Centre there is a fascinating display of Pictish, Norse and Medieval artefacts. Within ten minutes drive lies the oldest Royal Burgh of Scotland. Predominantly built local mellow sandstone, Tain is a charming historic town and offers an excellent selection of small shops, restaurants, cafes and pubs as well as a wide variety of sporting and recreational facilities, including tennis courts, public gardens, golf club and bowling club, all of which are available to visitors. It is ideally located for exploring the whole of the Highland region. Nearby places of interest include the whisky distillery centre, home of Glenmorangie single malt, the famous Falls of Shin, one of the few places to see salmon leaping close to hand and the enchanting town of Dornoch, with its magnificent Cathedral, award winning sandy beach and championship golf course. Dunrobin Castle, seat of the Dukes of Sutherland, is situated a few miles further north. With its spectacular gardens modelled on Versailles and its location on the edge of the sea, it is well worth a visit. A day trip to the Orkney Isles is also a must as is the fairytale Castle of Mey, the Queen Mothers former home situated on the spectacular north coast. Head to the west and you will meet the crystal clear waters of the Atlantic coast, with its white shell-sand bays and pretty coves, all within two hours drive. Rockfield village is also less than an hours drive from Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. Riding, fishing, hill-walking, climbing, bird-watching, and a wide variety of water-sports are all available locally. There is also a slipway close to the property for those wishing to bring their own boat or canoe.The property has electric storage heaters.

Price: £ 600 - £ 899