This stylish holiday house, formerly a renowned hotel which was famous for its sporting clientele, in recent years has been completely refurbished and is now a luxury retreat. Situated in the North West of Scotland, this south facing lodge with an open aspect has some of the finest views over spectacular scenery.
On entering, there is a spacious wood panelled entrance hall, which leads to the main hub of the house, where there is a large living space, which houses a seating area, dining area and bar area. The south facing picture window has "a view to die for" overlooking the natural beauty of the Kyle of Durness. A cinema room with large screen and surround sound is next door. Past the main stairs, is the TV room, a double bedroom with en-suite shower-room and the kitchen, before heading along a corridor to find another large amazing living space area. Here there is further seating with further picture windows, a games room with full size snooker table, a sauna and a treatment room. On the first floor, there are five stylish bedrooms, including one four poster bedroom, all with en-suite facilities. Additionally, there is one twin bedroom with en-suite shower-room on a mezzanine level, whilst on the second floor is a further double bedroom. There are 2 acres of grounds, which mainly consist of lawn and a kennel can be found to the rear, which can hold 2 dogs. Set near to the Cape Wrath passenger ferry, with a bay to the front where sea otters and seals can be seen on a daily basis. Please note that weddings can only be for the capacity of the house's accommodation only. This is an ideal holiday house for family holidays, as well as those with an interest in activities, including golf or walking. Whilst it is a long drive to the top of Scotland – you will find that once you are here, you will never want to leave.
WHAT TO DO IN THE AREAThe North West of Scotland, is the furthest point of Scotland and rewards those that make the journey. With impressive beaches, hills and vast open spaces, it is exactly the image of Scotland that is imagined in advance. Mountains like Ben Hope and Foinaven stand proud over the landscape and are a haven for walkers. Places like Kinlochbervie, Durness and Tongue are synonymous to the area. For golfers, the nine-hole course at Durness is the most north westerly on the mainland. Nearby is the Cocoa Mountain café, which is a must for all chocolate fans. Fishing for brown trout in hill lochs and sea fishing can be arranged locally. This area is known for its sand, sea and setting.
