2 Riverside, Foyers

Highland. Sleeps up to 6

This wonderful, semi-detached property lies in the pretty highland village of Lower Foyers on the quiet eastern banks of Loch Ness. Set over two floors with a charming interior, 2 Riverside is a lovely holiday base for families and friends to come together and explore the magical shores of Loch Ness and the surrounding area. After a day of fell walking, look forward to unwinding into the lounge, boasting a cosy ambiance with a woodburning stove and plush seating, here you can switch off with a good movie and a selection of snacks. Carry the conversation into the kitchen/diner, home to a wealth of appliances to assist in home-cooking, including an electric oven and ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer and even a washing machine so you won’t have to bring your whole wardrobe! Set the dining table for a hearty feast before toasting to a long-awaited getaway with your loved ones. As the night grows darker, retreat upstairs to the bedrooms, offering the choice of a king-size and two doubles, each with light colours and ample wardrobe space for your personal items. Choose between a shower or a lazy soak to start your day, with a shower room upstairs and a lovely bathroom on the ground-floor. To the outside of this Foyers cottage is an enclosed garden with patio area, complete with a set of table and chairs and barbecue to tempt alfresco dining, or simply treat yourself to a well-earned drink after a long day. Within the village you’ll find a local shop and Post Office where you can pick up any essentials, plus an award-winning café, restaurant and pub for when you don’t fancy cooking. Foyers is perhaps most well-known for its spectacular 140ft waterfall known as the Falls of Foyers where the River Foyers drops into a gorge leading into Loch Ness, providing a scenic afternoon of exploring. The capital city of the Highlands, Inverness, lies 20 miles away but offers a flourish culinary scene, superb retail therapy, iconic structures with its suspension bridge and many historical treasures. A trip to the Highlands wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Loch Ness, containing the largest volume of freshwater in the British Isles, plus there’s even a chance to spot the famous Loch Ness monster! For an idyllic break to a scenic region of Scotland, look no further than 2 Riverside. and D