Crossroads Cottage is an incredibly charming 18th century hide-away set in the heart of the Highlands near Loch Ness. This lovingly restored property is the perfect base for exploring, however you'll need to drag yourself away from the cosy log-burner and comfy sofa first! Perhaps a romantic meal at the local restaurant just 2 minutes from the door, or a stroll to the world famous Urquhart Castle, just a mile away. The bustling village of Drumnadrochit is in easy reach, just half a mile walk.
Crossroads Cottage has an open plan layout with lounge and kitchen diner on the ground floor. Here you'll find a log burning stove, a flat screen TV and CD player. Wi-Fi is available free of charge. The kitchen has a breakfast bar, ceramic hob, microwave with oven and grill, dishwasher and washer/dryer, fridge/freezer and ironing facilities. The shower room is also on the ground floor. Upstairs you will find the bedroom, boasting a kingsize bed and TV with DVD player. Here there is a wonderful view of the neighbouring decorative miniature railway! One well behaved pet is welcome. There is a dedicated parking space opposite the cottage. Included in your stay: bed linen and towels, utilities, wi-fi, one basket of firewood.
Please note that there is no garden area at Crossroads Cottage, but turning left out of the front door and just a few minutes walk, you will find a lovely grassy parkland area which leads onto a series of interconnecting paths through the woodland and next to the river. Locals refer to it as 'The Cover' - a dog's paradise!
Completely renovated from its crofting cottage shell in 2009, Crossroads Cottage is simply bathing in high-quality detail from the moment you step through the front door. Our wee cottage features contemporary amenities and is very well connected.
Crossroads Cottage is perfect for honeymoons, romantic getaways, energetic outdoor activities, exploring the highlands and mysterious Loch Ness or that well deserved break you have been putting off.
A delightful cottage intended for 2 people and a well-behaved dog is always welcome.
