Kiltearn House

Overview

Built in 1894, this imposing Victorian Sandstone house is set in a beautiful country location with magnificent views southwards over the Cromarty Firth. Situated as it is, it provides the tourist with an ideal base and easy travelling distance for exploring the northern area of Scotland as well as across to the West Coast and the Islands. A substantial Victorian sandstone residence built in 1894, the house was a former Church of Scotland manse set in a beautiful location on the foreshore of the Cromarty Firth.

To the rear is Ben Wyvis and to the front you have 180 degree views over the water. Dolphins, seals, osprey and eagles are some of the seasonal visitors.

The area is a perfect centre for touring with Inverness nearby, John O' groats an easy drive north and Ullapool and the Isle of Skye to the west.

There is easy access to 23 golf courses and to 7 of the east coast's most prolific salmon and sea trout rivers.

The beautifully appointed rooms are all en suite with TV, hairdryers, tea and coffee making facilities and all enjoy views over the water or hills. Rooms are available on a bed and breakfast basis with dinner and packed lunches an option. All meals are freshly prepared using local ingredients.

On the ground floor guests have the use of a large, comfortable lounge and a heated conservatory as well as the dining room. There is TV and DVD as well as a supply of books, board games and jigsaw puzzles for guests to enjoy.

Outside guests can enjoy the large mature garden with trees, shrubs and flowers. There is plenty of parking at the front of the house. Come and enjoy our little bit of paradise. catch salmon, sea trout and sea bass nearby or try for that elusive hole in one. Whatever you are looking for a stay at Kiltearn House could help you to live the dream.