Self-Catered Houses & Cottages
Looking for self-catered accommodation for your fishing trip? Take a look at some of our sponsored links:
| Dunglass Farmhouse Brahan Estate Tel: 01349 861150 |
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This splendid property tastefully decorated to a high standard accommodates 14 guests. There are 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, reception, dining room, kitchen, boot room, utility and toilet. The house is centrally heated and is fully equipped including laundry facilities. Website |
| West Lodge Brahan Estate Tel:01349 861150 |
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This 3 bedroom cottage was the old gate lodge and it stands by the gates on the Estate drive. Quiet and secluded today, with no public traffic, the accommodation downstairs includes a sitting room, kitchen, twin bedroom and bathroom with shower, plus one double and one twin bedroom upstairs. Website |
| Balnain Farmhouse Brahan Estate Tel: 01349 861150 |
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This impressive 5 bedroom farmhouse looks out south over its private hedged garden to the river valley. Sleeps up to 12. Accommodation includes a lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility room, toilet/shower and family bedroom downstairs, and 4 more bedrooms and 2 bathrooms upstairs. Website |
| Dunglass Cottage Brahan Estate Tel: 01349 861150 |
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A traditional stone built crofter's cottage, clad in climbing roses, the 1 bedroom Dunglass is recommended for a couple.
The comfortable accommodation also includes a sitting room, kitchen and bathroom with shower. Website |
| Coul Cottage Strathconon Tel: 01349 830606 |
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A recently renovated and refurbished large cottage situated in Strathconon, Coul Cottage has 7 bedrooms and sleeps up to 12 guests. Available with or without salmon fishing, this property is ideal for large parties visiting for outdoor and sporting activities. More... |
| Braemoray Novar Estate Evanton Tel: 01349 830606 |
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A modern, well-equipped holiday house set in a deer park in the private grounds of Novar Estate. Braemoray sleeps 6 in 3 lovely bedrooms each with their own private bathroom, and is available for weekly rental throughout the year, and for short breaks from November to June. More... |
