Holiday Cottage Details

It is not often one can have such a sense of complete isolation, peace and tranquillity whilst surrounded by the beauty of moorland and highland loch, but Tirriemore provides all this and more.  This wonderful holiday house is absolutely unique and very special, situated on the north side of Lochindorb, it has fantastic views over the loch, with its island and ruined castle, over the grouse moors to the Cairngorms beyond.  The steading has been imaginatively restored to provide outstanding and flexible accommodation, with a fantastic living area which maximises on the spectacular views.  There is a large fully equipped kitchen area, a dining area with large table, ideal for relaxed dining and a fantastic seating area where guests can sit and admire the scenery.  A couple of steps leads down to a snug area with comfortable sofas and a wood burning stove, whilst the gallery is reached by a spiral staircase, and provides more seating with a useful sofa bed.  The three comfortable bedrooms are spacious and bright, and in the end wing is a large room with an additional twin bedroom with basin curtained off, and also a ping pong table, miniature snooker table, garden furniture, and the spare log store.

The Scottish Open Golf Championship 2011 is coming to Castle Stuart this July making Tirriemore a perfect self catering accommodation.

This is a wonderful area of Scotland no matter what your interests are. The house itself is surrounded by grouse moor and with the River Spey close by, not to mention brown trout fishing on the doorstep in Lochindorb itself, sports men will love this house.  In addition to the ruined Wolf of Badenoch’s Castle on the loch, there are lots in the area for those who have an historical interest including Ballindalloch Castle, The National Trusts for Scotland’s Brodie Castle, and Cawdor Castle, in addition to numerous Pictish sites.  The more energetic can enjoy the many picturesque walks ranging from the high peaks of the Cairngorms to strolls along pretty river banks, and golfers can test their skills on the numerous first class courses in the area.  There are distilleries to visit, beaches to stroll along, snow sports, water sports and horse riding to be enjoyed, and wonderful countryside to be explored, but nothing compares with the sound of the lapwings, the smell of warm heather and the total calm and tranquillity to enjoyed sitting in the garden of this wonderful house.

Accommodation

Open plan living area with large well equipped kitchen, dining and seating area with extensive views, (3 steps down to) snug area with TV and wood burning stove, and spiral stair case to gallery with sofa bed. Double bedroom with whb, two twin bedrooms with whb, bathroom with bath with shower attachment, whb and wc, shower room and separate two wc with whb, utility room, large attached bothy with twin bedroom and whb curtained off from games area suitable for overflow from main house.

Included

Linen & towels included. Night storage heating in addition to electric panel wall heaters.

TV with Freeview, DVD, CD, Wifi, Rangemaster cooker with gas hob and oven, dishwasher, fridge, freezer, microwave, washing machine and dryer. Surrounded by extensive ground with large enclosed garden. Additional twin beds available.

Extra refundable cost: Good Housekeeping Deposit £150

Short breaks by arrangement

Local Facilities

Grantown on Spey 10 miles has small supermarket, local shops, hotels, restaurant and pubs.