Located near Lochailort in the Scottish Highlands, this romantic hideaway offers a cozy retreat for couples, accommodating up to two guests. The property, once part of the service wing of a historic building, is named after the 'Glenfield' generator that was previously housed there. It features an open-plan sitting and dining area with a kitchen, a comfortable double bedroom with a 5ft bed, and a bathroom equipped with an over-bath shower. Guests can enjoy amenities such as shared gardens, ample parking, and a natural spring water supply, making it an ideal getaway in a serene setting.
This charming accommodation is situated on the Kinlochmoidart Estate, a location rich in history and scenic beauty. The estate is nestled close to the coast, just half a mile from sandy shores and four miles from the beach at Glenuig. The nearby Kinlochmoidart House, designed by architect William Leiper in 1884, stands as a testament to exquisite architectural design, featuring a beautifully restored Art Movement interior. The house is historically significant as it served as a resting place for Prince Charles Edward Stuart during the 1745 Jacobite Revolution, with a commemorative meadow nearby symbolizing his small army.
Surrounded by 2,000 acres of extensive grounds, the estate offers a variety of outdoor activities, including excellent hill walking and fishing opportunities, with fly fishing available by arrangement. The shared gardens provide a peaceful space for relaxation, while the proximity to Loch Moidart allows guests to explore the natural beauty of the area. Scenic walks lead to the ancient ruins of the 14th-century clan castle of Tioram, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the region's storied past.
The location is also ideal for exploring the wider region, with attractions such as Fort William, the gateway to Ben Nevis, and access to the Western Isles, Skye, and Ardnamurchan. Guests can indulge in various outdoor pursuits, including sailing and golfing, with local inns and shops just a short drive away. This romantic hideaway not only provides a comfortable stay but also immerses visitors in the rich cultural heritage and stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands.
Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!