Loch Ness Granary

This beautiful converted barn is one of two properties situated in 50 acres of a private estate on the spectacular shores of Loch Ness. Surrounded by stunning scenery and views towards the loch, this property offers guests the opportunity to explore the very best the Highlands have to offer. Take your time to stroll around the estate along its various paths overlooking the water or winding through pretty woodland, to really savour and enjoy the countryside that is right on your doorstep.

Designed to blend modern-day living with original features, this property has been furnished and finished using traditional fabrics and patterns alongside contemporary appliances and fittings. Arranged over two floors, the quirky layout is designed to maximise the space and features of the barn, hence why the large lounge/diner is situated on the first floor. With impressive exposed beams, this area is comfortable, spacious and light. Also on the first floor is a king-sized bedroom with en-suite shower room that conveniently has two showers and WC. On the ground floor is the large stylish well-equipped kitchen/diner which is a lovely space to entertain family and friends whilst preparing dinner. You’ll also find a family room on this floor with a one double bed and bunk beds, as well as a wet room with two showers, a separate WC and a boot room that is perfect for removing wet and muddy clothing!

Outside the property has the real wow factor as it is nestled in 50 acres of private grounds which guests are welcome to explore. There is a path leading to a peaceful little summer house that overlooks a pond where you can retreat to, to relax and unwind with nothing around you except the sounds of the Highland wildlife and wilderness. There is also a rowing boat which you can make use of on the pond and life jackets are available too.

• Part of a complex of 2 properties set on a working farm
• 2 bedrooms: 1 zip-and-link (which can be made into a twin on request) and 1 family room with 1 double bed and bunk beds
• Kitchen/breakfast room: with gas range, fridge, dishwasher, microwave and table and chairs
• Lounge/diner
• 1 en-suite shower room with 2 showers and WC Wet room with 2 showers Separate WC
• Boot room for outdoor clothing and equipment
• Fishing in both the pond and Loch Ness can also be arranged; regret no fishing on a Sunday  
• Towels not included
• Selection of books and games 
• Invermoriston village shop and pub (opening hours may vary) 0.5 miles
• Please note that the property does not have a TV licence; a TV and DVD are available only to watch DVDs
• Laundry facilities available by arrangement
• Selection of books, games and DVDs
• USB sockets available 
• Hairdryer and dressing gowns provided
• Rowing boat available for use on the pond only, life jackets are provided 
• Please note - 10% discount on a booking for one family of 2 adults and children

   

• Arrival: 16:00 onwards
• Departure: before 10:00, unless otherwise stated in your arrival details
• Sorry, no dogs allowed
• There is an Accidental Damage Deposit of £200 when booking at this property, however this may be waived for £25. We’ll provide more details about this when booking your holiday.

Situated on the banks of Loch Ness you are surrounded by spectacular scenery that will literally take your breath away. With so many opportunities to experience the natural beauty of the Highlands from your front door, you will leave here with a true appreciation for this magnificent area of Scotland and might never want to leave!

Loch Ness is probably the most famous stretch of water in Scotland and is a large freshwater loch best known for its mythical tales about the 'Loch Ness Monster'. Surrounded by dramatic scenery, the loch's beautiful crystal waters are a playground for any adventure enthusiast or nature lover. There is so much to see and do in and around the loch such as kayaking, jet skiing, paddleboarding, walking, cycling, horse riding to name just a few, you will be spoilt for choice planning your days here.

Fort Augustus (7 miles) is a beautiful little hamlet lying on the Caledonian Canal with a breathtaking backdrop of mountain ranges and forestry. Teeming with Highland life, this village is vibrant and bustling with people navigating boats through the lochs of the canal. Traditional shops offer a variety of homemade gifts and local produce to enjoy after experiencing many of the glorious walks the area has to offer in this little slice of Highland paradise.