Enjoying a peaceful location within the bounds of a vast working and sporting estate, this traditional cottage has been sympathetically updated to make a cosy holiday home for families and friends. Offering fresh and cheerful accommodation for five guests, the stylishly decorated hideaway also provides plenty of space for a pair of four-legged holidaymakers to join you in following breathtaking hiking trails through a stunning corner of the Scottish Highlands. Originally the home of the estate’s head stalker, this thoughtfully reimagined property features a welcoming wood burner, underfloor heating and three relaxing bedrooms, perfect for keen explorers discovering the majestic Lochaber region.
The entrance hall has plenty of room for leaving boots and cleaning muddy paws as you head through to the cheery open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner, an inviting space with underfloor heating. To one side, the snug lounge has a wood burner, Smart TV and comfortable seating, alongside a central dining table and a thoughtfully organised, fully equipped kitchen. The ground floor also hosts a convenient utility room and an invigorating shower room. Going upstairs you will find a refreshing bathroom and three light and cosy bedrooms: a lovely double, a pretty twin and a sweet single room with its own TV. Heading outside, the garden provides a relaxing spot for dining alfresco with your pets enjoying a peaceful snooze in the shade. Parking is available for two cars, and there’s ample storage space for bikes and other outdoor gear.
The Killiechonate Estate offers a wealth of hiking trails to explore with your pets, leading towards Ben Nevis (12 miles), Glen Roy National Nature Reserve (8 miles) and Spean Bridge (2 miles), with opportunities to spot red deer and golden eagles. Heading south-west the vibrant town of Fort William (10.5 miles) lies along the eastern bank of the stunning Loch Linnhe.