Rockpool House Apartment
Rockpool House apartment offers luxury self-catering accommodation that sits only a few metres from the shore of Loch Sunart on the beautiful Ardnamurchan Peninsula in a west highland coastal setting. The apartment’s design makes the most of its magnificent situation, with a floor to ceiling window facing the loch to provide breath-taking views and from where guests can relax and watch the ever changing scene unfold before their eyes.
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| Self Catering Apartment | £550 Per unit per week |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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Apartment Interior - Living Area
Apartment Interior - Living Area
Apartment Interior - Living Area
Apartment Interior - Sleeping Area
Apartment Interior - Bathroom
Apartment Interior - Bathroom
Ariel View - House beneath Ben Resipole
Ariel View - Over the house up the loch
Ariel View - Over the house down the loch
Rockpool House - Apartment and Main House
Calm water on Loch Sunart and golden evening light on the hills of Morvern from the shore at Rockpool House
Looking North Up Loch Sunart to Ben Resipole from Tor Molach
The evening calm before the storm as clouds roll in from the west over Ardnamurchan
The dawn of a new day at Rockpool house as the sun rises from behind Ben Resipole
A pink sunset over Rockpool House
The beginning of the evening's blue hour over Loch Sunart at Rockpool House
Early morning light breaking above Creach Bheinn and the bay at Resipole Farm Campsite
The beginning of a stunning early Autumn sunset over Loch Sunart at Rockpool House
The peak of a stunning early Autumn sunset over Loch Sunart at Rockpool House
The moon splitting the clouds over Loch Sunart at Rockpool House
The dark skies here at Rockpool House mean that you can marvel at the Milky Way as it soars above Loch Sunart
The moon turns a warm golden colour as it sets beyond the hills at the mouth of Loch Sunart
The light from the dawn of an Autumn morning tints the sky and the water around Castle Tioram with a wonderful pink hue
The shoreline around the bay at Ardery is a great place for a relaxing early morning wander
Ardery on Loch Sunart near Strontian, a great spot for a short walk, wildlife spotting and a picnic by the lochside
Ever changing light means that Loch Sunart has many moods
Walking the 3-mile trail by the River Strontian is a great way to appreciate Ariundle Oakwood, one of Scotland’s National Nature Reserves and a rare s
The glorious Autumn colours of the Ariundle Oakwood contrasting against the dark of the moss-covered rocks of the Allt na Meinne (Stream of the Mine)
A long exposure captures the contrasting gold of the setting sun and the violet in dark storm clouds above Loch Sunart as they are reflected in the ca
The light from a spectacular early winter sunrise over the first of the Winter's snow paints the sky and Loch Sunart with shades of red
A cold winter's wind blows through the South Channel of Loch Moidart as the sun sets behind the hills beyond Castle Tioram.
A small day boat lies at its winter resting place on the shore of Loch Shiel, in an otherworldly scene created by a combination of the night sky and t
Swirling morning mist, combined with the intense red light of sunrise makes the peaks of Fuar Bheinn seem as if they are on fire
The waters of Loch Linnhe and the hills of Ardnamurchan from the Nether Lochaber side of the Corran Narrows - Welcome to Ardnamurchan
On a late November evening, the glow of distant Northern Lights in the sky well beyond the hills of Moidart casts shades of green on the waters of Loc
The dark skies here in Ardnamurchan are amazing. You can marvel at the Milky Way from many spots, just like here at Castle Tioram.
One of our favourite views must be the one of Moidart as you drive over Egnaig Hill from Glenuig.
Ariel View - To the house from the East above the loch shore
