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Rent cottages in Highlands Scotland - cottages,
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305 self catering cottage letting's in Highlands Scotland. Rent superb cottage accommodation and holiday rentals with features such as hot tubs, sauna's, gyms, heated swimming pools and much more! Refine your search of self catering accommodation to let in Highlands Scotland by using the county and region menus on the left.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £570
to £ 1500
Self catering accommodation in Aviemore sleeps 6.
Features include: • Multi bathrooms • Non smoking • Detached • Wheelchair access Hot Tub • Open Fire or Wood Burner Stove Pub near by • Pets allowed Luxury accommodation sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: Set on the fringes of Aviemore village a wonderful location for enjoying the great outdoors in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park these two superbly appointed and beautifully furnished properties offer a very high degree of comfort. Sitting next to each other in a quiet cul de sac they are ideal for family gatherings – each enjoying its own individual hot tub and games room with table tennis a pool table and even a digital infrared sauna with music and colour system.
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 snowboarding in season are just some of the activities on offer. The fishing and golf are similarly excellent. Sled dog rides train trips 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.
Spacious sitting room with wood burner. Well fitted kitchen with dining area and doors to garden. Utility room. Two double bedrooms both with 5' bed and TV one with ensuite shower room/W.C. Twin bedded room with TV. Bathroom/W.C. with separate shower cubicle.
Phone enquiries: 0844 847 1143
  
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £328
to £ 631
Self catering accommodation in Beauly sleeps 2.
Features include: Short Breaks Non smoking • Detached Close to the Sea Open Fire or Wood Burner Stove • Easy Walk access Pets allowed sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: Historic home to the Clan Fraser for generations this most beautiful and renowned of Highland Estates with its ancient specimen trees and abundant wildlife is the glorious setting for the four charming properties we offer here. Standing near the meandering waters of the River Beauly they all enjoy wonderful walking straight from the door with plentiful opportunities to spot red kites buzzards deer and red squirrels. And just 3 miles from this rural idyll lies Beauly frequent award winner of Britain in Bloom and home to interesting shopping and a variety of restaurants as well as the ruins of a 13th century priory. Loch Ness is only 8 miles away – visitors can explore Drumnadrochit's award winning Monster exhibition take a boat trip or go riding and enjoy spectacular loch views from the ruins of Urquart Castle. With its lovely Caledonian Forest spectacular Plodda Falls and scenic picnic spots Glen Affric offers superb walking in all seasons. Inverness boasts fine cultural amenities and the Riverside Theatre complex (12 miles) and dolphin spotting cruises Culloden battlefield and Cawdor Castle are easily accessible. Shop and pub serving good food 1½ miles (only ½ mile to the pub from Duffs Lodge).
This newly finished stunning romantic retreat converted from Estate kennels offers a light spacious interior set next to Kennels Cottage. Open plan sitting room with wood burner and dining and kitchen areas. Arch to double bedroom with ensuite shower room/W.C.
Phone enquiries: 0844 847 1143
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £319
to £ 753
Self catering accommodation in Letterfearn sleeps 4.
Features include: Short Breaks • Multi bathrooms Detached • Fishing nearby Close to the Sea sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: Boasting a spectacular location for the ultimate relaxing break these two exceptional cottages nestle serenely on the shores of Loch Duich. With their tastefully and very comfortably furnished interiors and easy access to sailing and fishing (boat hire and launching facilities are available just across the road) they offer an ideal holiday base.
This is excellent walking cycling and climbing country (the south ridge of Glen Shiel has no less than five munros – hills over 3000 ft) affording magnificent views of Loch Duich the Five Sisters of Kintail and famous Eilean Donan Castle which is surrounded by majestic scenery and is one of the most visited and important attractions in the Scottish Highlands.There are several National Trust properties in the region including Plockton a delightful village much loved by artists and which lies within an easy drive as does Glenelg home to a country inn providing good food and the seasonal ferry to the Isle of Skye. Here visitors can discover the Isle's stunning landscape of rugged mountains tumbling rivers and spectacular coastline that is home to bountiful wildlife fine museums and craft centres. A shop post office and pub serving food can be found in Shiel Bridge 5 miles.
Set within a large fenced garden sloping down to the loch. Porch. Very comfortable open plan sitting/dining room with modern fitted kitchen area. Bathroom/W.C. (shower over bath). First floor: Double bedroom with 5' bed and twin bedded room both with sloping ceilings and dormer windows. Shower room/W.C
Phone enquiries: 0844 847 1143
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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £280
to £ 475
Self catering accommodation in Evanton sleeps 5.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: The Bothy is a beautifully restored and converted farm steading, peacefully situated on the edge of the small crofting village of Staffin. Nestling at the base of the spectacular Quiraing mountain range and overlooking the isles of Staffin and Flodigarry, The Bothy offers a high standard of accommodation in a superb setting. The original solid stone walls, high ceilings and traditional slate roof are complemented by the tastefully restored modern interior, including large corner shower, modern kitchen and a welcoming wood burning stove in the lounge. The property is situated on a working farm and visitors can experience firsthand life on this working croft. Feed the lambs by hand, accompany the owner on his quad bike (together with his faithful Old English Sheepdog, Jock) to attend to the cattle in the upland fields and join the locals in a musical ceilidh evening. Take a stroll down to the small river below the cottage or to the little loch above, and catch a few brown trout for breakfast (there is also a visiting fresh fish van for non-fishers!). Sitting at the picnic tables looking out across the bay with uninterrupted views across to Gairloch on the far mainland is absolutely idyllic. The visitor's book is full of fond memories of these and many other unique holiday times - "a beautiful place to come 'home' to after a day exploring views that are second to none." Whilst the Bothy is situated in beautiful countryside it is not isolated; there is even a small licensed country store just 100 yards from the cottage which stocks good local produce and essentials.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £280
to £ 475
Self catering accommodation in Portree sleeps 4.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Easy Walking • Pub near by • Parking Available • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Kenmore is a single storey cottage situated on the north east coast of Skye, set amidst some of the most dramatic scenery that can be found anywhere in the British Isles. This tastefully refurbished cottage is beautifully presented, with leather suite, coordinated soft furnishings and modern, well equipped kitchen and bathroom. The cottage nestles beneath the jagged and dramatic rock formations of the Trottenish Ridge and the Quiraing hills, and enjoys uninterrupted sea views from its large picture windows over the sea to Gairloch and the Torridon mountains on the mainland. This part of Skye offers spectacular scenery in all directions, with the mountains behind and the seascapes to the fore. The sunrise over the water is simply breathtaking. This is one of Skye's most popular walking area; the 20-mile long Trottenish Ridge Walk is a unique high level walk, which at every stage offers panoramic views that embrace the Cuillins, the Western Isles, and the mountains of Wester Ross. A short stroll from the cottage takes you down to the shore, from where you can walk round to Staffin Bay, with its sandy beach and pretty little harbour. Sea and loch fishing boats are available from here, as well as regular small boat trips to view the wealth of marine life, including plenty of seals that inhabit the little islands of Staffin and Flodigarry just off shore. A little further on, coastal cliffs rise from the sea, offering further opportunities to savour the spectacular natural phenomena, such as the Kilt Rock with its famous waterfall. There are a wide variety of activities available in the area. Canoeing, windsurfing, sailing, bird watching (the area is renowned for its golden eagles, sea-eagles and a variety of mountain birds), climbing, golf and fishing are all available nearby. Distilleries, castles, local craft centres, fascinating archaeological sites, and an evening out at the local Ceilidh will all contribute to a wonderful holiday on the magical Isle of Skye The accommodation is all at ground floor level, has electric storage heaters.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £325
to £ 650
Self catering accommodation in North Applecross sleeps 6.
Features include: • Multi Bathrooms • Non Smoking • Parking Available • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: 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 away Property is all at ground floor level, has oil central heating.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly prices from £591
to £ 1646
Self catering accommodation in Abriachan sleeps 8.
Features include: • Multi bathrooms • Non smoking • Detached • Wheelchair access Open Fire or Wood Burner Stove sleeps 8
Accommodation overview: From its elevated setting above Loch Ness – affording outstanding views over the loch to the mountains beyond (pictured) to its luxuriously appointed interior this substantial property is sure to delight the most discerning visitor. Newly built and boasting spacious wooden floored accommodation with ensuite facilities’ to all bedrooms Adhar Mòr offers an exceptional base from which to explore the beautiful surrounding area. A boat trip across the loch to the haunting ruins of Urquart Castle is sure to please as is glorious walking in Glen Affric (20 miles) home to the ancient Caledonian forest where visitors can take the path to view dramatic Plodda Falls and walk or cycle the Great Glen Way. Drumnadrochit with its interesting Loch Ness 2000 exhibition and gift shop and wide choice of restaurants pubs and shops is 4 miles whilst Inverness just 10 miles away provides city attractions to suit all tastes. Culloden Battlefield and the Cawdor and Brodie Castles are well worth a visit. Hotel restaurant and bar 2 miles.
Spacious and very comfortable sitting room with open fire and doors to and steps to garden with stunning views of Loch Ness. Fully fitted kitchen with TV and electric Range-style cooker open to dining room with doors to terrace. Utility room. Double bedroom with TV and ensuite shower room/W.C. First floor: Master double bedroom with TV and ensuite shower room/W.C. Double bedroom with TV and ensuite bathroom/W.C. and separate shower cubicle. Twin bedded room with TV and ensuite bathroom/W.C. and separate shower cubicle.
Phone enquiries: 0844 847 1143
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Sleeps
Weekly prices from £
Self catering accommodation in Inverness sleeps .
Features include: Short Breaks • Multi bathrooms • Non smoking • Detached Close to the Sea Open Fire or Wood Burner Stove Pub near by Luxury accommodation sleeps 13
Accommodation overview: The last word in style comfort and location this fabulous 'Colorado' style lodge offers complete relaxation and seclusion for larger parties. Set on the banks of the River Ness yet just 2 miles from the city of Inverness 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. Close by at The Bothy visitors can enjoy a unique dining experience as well as a hot tub and steam room (all at extra cost). Culloden Battlefield Cawdor Castle Loch Ness cruises and dolphin spotting on the Moray Firth are all easily accessible.
Spectacular entrance. Open plan sitting room with open fire large dining area and fully equipped kitchen. Library with open fire and plasma TV. Cloakroom with 2 W/C's. Utility room. Boot room. Single bedroom with TV and ensuite shower room/W.C. First floor: Two double bedrooms with zip and link beds (twins by arrangement) TV and ensuite shower room/W.C. Four double bedrooms with zip and link beds (twins by arrangement) TV and ensuite bathroom/W.C. (shower over bath).
Phone enquiries: 0844 847 1143
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £393
Self catering accommodation in Kiltarlity sleeps 6.
Features include: Detached • Fishing nearby Wheelchair access Pets allowed Parking available Golf near by Garden • sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: In a wonderful elevated position, the highest dwelling house in the district at 1000ft above sea level, this detached stone built farmhouse has panoramic views over the crafting parishes of Caiplich and Abriachan in a beautiful and undiscovered area of the Highlands. The house enjoys seclusion and tranquility, the perfect choice for visitors wishing to get away from it all. Forestry land extends beyond the large rough garden offering pleasant country walks and on/off road cycling. Fishing can be arranged through the owner. Loch Ness and Drumnadrochit are only 4 miles away, Inverness is 10 miles and locally there are opportunities for fly fishing, golf, pony trekking, sailing and boat hire (Loch Ness), or dolphin spotting in the Moray Firth. Selection of shops, pub/hotels in Drumnadrochit. The house is reached by a private gravelled driveway, it faces south-east and benefits from long sunny daylight hours. Completely modernised and extended, the house offers spacious holiday accommodation with wonderful views and is comfortably furnished in a traditional style. As the large bathroom and one bedroom are on ground level, this property may suit some disabled visitors. Ample parking.1 double bedroom, 2 twin bedrooms with coombed ceilings reached by narrow stair, (cot available on request), spacious lounge, large dining/kitchen, sun porch, shower-room, bathroom, airing room. All electric with central heating. Fridge/freezer, auto washing machine, microwave, television, payphone. Bed linen is provided.
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Sleeps 8
Weekly prices from £785
Self catering accommodation in Achiltibuie sleeps 8.
Features include: Fishing nearby • Golf near by • Garden • Watersports near by
Accommodation overview: These two magnificent, newly built properties, are set in a beautiful coastal peninsula, in an area of outstanding natural beauty within the famous North West Highlands Geopark. The scenery is spectacular and the properties offer stunning views and sea vistas over to the Summer Isles. Designed to an exceptionally high standard with every comfort and luxury in mind, each property has a stylish contemporary interior with living space on the first floor to take full advantage of the views. Each has a patio with hot tub, decked area with garden furniture, a barbecue and garage parking. There are shared grounds (care with young children as a burn runs through the grounds).
The renowned Summer Isles Hotel is a 5 minute walk for bar meals or fine dining and the village shop/petrol station is within a mile. Achiltibuie has spectacular mountain, loch, moorland and coastal scenery offering excellent walking, climbing, mountain biking, angling and sailing.
Ground Floor - 1 king-size bedroom and 1 twin bedroom with French doors opening onto decked area, 1 bunk bedroom (cot available), large bathroom with separate shower unit, dining room with panoramic windows opening onto patio area, snug, well-equipped kitchen, utility room.
First floor - 1 master king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room, large lounge with galleried ceiling and wood-burning stove, Sauna, office, extra separate wc.
Cooking by electricity, oil-fired central heating plus stove.
Fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, Freeview television, television in each bedroom, home server which provides music and movies, DVD/Blueray, CD player, Ipod Dock, WiFi. Bed linen and towels provided.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £271
to £ 631
Self catering accommodation in Fort William sleeps 2.
Features include: Detached • Non Smoking • Pub Close By • Sea 5 Miles • Short Break • Ultimate • Pet Friendly
Accommodation overview: Spectacular mountain views across Glen Nevis are an impressive feature of this recently built romantic retreat – its glass gable ensures maximum aspects even from the mezzanine floor bedroom. Very comfortably furnished and boasting its own garden and deck overlooking that glorious view it sits within the grounds of the owners' home an easy walk from pubs and shops (¼ mile) and just a mile from town facilities. The UK's best mountain bike tracks are close by (there are two bicycles available free of charge for exploring them) and with a footpath to Ben Nevis just ½ mile away the local hill walking climbing and skiing (in season) are excellent. Trips to the Silver Sands of Morar and ferry port of Mallaig passing Glenfinnan where Bonnie Prince Charlie raised his standard in 1745 are a must.
Open plan sitting/dining room with doors to decked area and kitchen area. Shower room/WC. Stairs to splendid mezzanine: Double bedroom with glorious views.
Phone enquiries: 0844 847 1143
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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £280
to £ 475
Self catering accommodation in Rogart sleeps 5.
Features include: • Non Smoking • Fishing near by • Beach close by • Easy Walking • Pets allowed • Parking Available • Golf near by • Has a Garden •
Accommodation overview: Burnside Cottage is situated on a south facing hillside above the small Highland village of Bonar Bridge in Sutherland. It enjoys lovely views across the Kyle of Sutherland to the hills and mountains beyond. The cottage was originally built in the 19th century, adjoining earlier croft buildings and has since been sympathetically extended and recently upgraded to provide bright and spacious accommodation throughout. The cottage is surrounded by its own large, mature garden grounds, which are a real feature of the property. Lawned areas are interspersed with pretty shrubs, mature trees and attractive old stone patios. A conservatory along the length of the cottage provided an excellent viewing point over the gardens and surrounding hills and valleys. With an open plan kitchen/ breakfast/ living room, separate formal dining room and cosy lounge with lovely open fireplace, all with superb views, it offers very generous accommodation in a beautiful setting. The cottage is situated in a quiet country location yet it is just a short (1/2 mile) walk to the centre of Bonar Bridge. It is a pretty village set on the banks of the Kyle of Sutherland, the confluence of four renowned Highland salmon rivers, and offers good facilities, including restaurants, pubs and small shops. Burnside is a superb location for a Highland getaway, either for relaxing completely or indulging in the wide variety of local activities. Facilities on the doorstep include mountain biking trails, golf (there are 11 courses in the area, including Bonar Bridge and the championship course at nearby Dornoch), superb fishing (sea, loch and river), hill walking, climbing, canoeing, horse riding and sailing. There are a number of Pictish sites around the village and there are numerous woodland paths to explore offering superb views across the mountains. Bonar Bridge is also ideally situated for exploring the whole of the Highland region. Watch salmon leaping at the Falls of Shin, just ten minutes drive away, visit Royal Dornoch, with its beautiful sandstone Cathedral and award winning sandy beach. Take a trip across to the west coast, just 45 miles away, and explore the pretty fishing village of Lochinver and the stunning white shell sand bays and emerald green sea along this pretty Atlantic coastline. A round trip to Durness, situated on the north west tip of Scotland and across to John O'Groats to experience some of the most awe-inspiring and unspoilt landscapes to be found anywhere in the British Isles. Stop off on the way back to view Dunrobin Castle. With its gardens modelled on Versailles, the castle was previously the seat of the Dukes of Sutherland. The local area is also renowned for its wildlife. Ospreys, golden eagles, buzzards, seals, pine martens and the occasional otter are all seen in the region. Property has electric storage heaters.
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