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Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
is a charmingly redesigned, very old Highland Cottage with 3ft thick stone walls, which stands, detached, in its own pretty garden, just 100 yards from the River Cannich (fishing available) on the very edge of the small village of Cannich - gateway to the stupendously lovely Glen Affric - 12 miles west of Drumnadrochit on Loch Ness.
Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
is a charming cottage on the edge of the Highland village of Tomatin, 16 miles south of Inverness 'Capital of Highlands' and 14 miles north of the Cairngorm Mountains Conservation/ Ski-area around Aviemore. Extremely well furnished and equipped it makes a comfortable 'home from home' for any season of the year.
Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
Bridge of Oich Cottage is as good as its name, standing right beside the picturesque lock of the Caledonian Canal at the south end of Loch Ness. Private and comfortable, and in a fine central location for both touring and enjoying the many attractions of the spectacular surrounding countryside, it already has a devoted following of tenants who return year after year.
Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
This enchanting, romantic and beautifully appointed retreat is situated in a little hamlet above the Moray Firth a few miles east of Inverness. With excellent road links in all directions, it could hardly be bettered as a base from which to explore most of Highland Scotland.
Sleeps: 2, Bedrooms: 1
Resolis Cottage was once an old stone steading which has been carefully converted to make the most charming of holiday cottages. It stands high on a hill above the Cromarty Firth, on that peninsula north of Inverness known as the Black Isle, with glorious views across the water to Sutherland beyond. For such a quiet and peaceful spot it is nevertheless a great hub for touring in all directions - that's if you can bear to tear yourself away from the many attractions which surround you in this lovely area.
Sleeps: 3, Bedrooms: 2
Is a traditional old drover's cottage standing detached, in the countryside, a half-mile by private track from the Aberchalder Swing-bridge on the far side of the A83 Inverness/Fort William road from Aberchalder Higland Lodge. Secluded, with tempting rock and bracken-strewn hills at the back, it is facing south to the Monadliath Hills.
