Overlooking Loch Rannoch from a hillside of ancient pine forest, this three-bedroom lodge sleeps up to eight guests and has its own private sauna, making it ideal for large families and groups of friends travelling with dogs in tow. Enjoy walkies around the nearby Munro of Schiehallion or head beyond the loch for water sports.
Access is via a walkway and steps, with entry on the upper floor and a cloakroom beside the front door. This split-level lodge has an open-plan space beyond the hallway, with a contemporary kitchen and dining area at one end. At the other end, the lounge has a choice of comfortable seating, including a sofa bed and a TV. Sliding doors open into a furnished conservatory looking across the loch to the hills. Stairs lead down to three restful bedrooms, each with zip-and-link beds that can be made up as a double or two singles. The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room, while the other two bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. A separate WC is also provided, along with the timber-clad sauna. The lodge stands within 250 acres of hillside at the Loch Rannoch Highland Club.
Kinloch Rannoch (0.5 miles) is a thriving village with a local shop and pub, once favoured by Victorians drawn to its natural beauty and clean air. The loch draws canoeists and paddlers, while the pine forest shelters red squirrels and pine martens, with golden eagles and osprey overhead. Rannoch Station (16 miles) offers a service to Mallaig. The Falls of Bruar are 15.5 miles away, while Blair Atholl (18 miles) marks the southern tip of the Cairngorms.