Kingie Lodge

Enjoying stunning views over the River Kingie and towards the mountains beyond, this stylish lodge is set in an idyllic spot in the heart of an impressive 17,000-acre estate. This beautiful property makes a fantastic holiday home for a large family or a group seeking a secluded, welcoming and restful location which is ideal for exploring this glorious area. Located midway between Fort William and Inverness, the lodge is just a couple of miles from the shores of the tranquil Loch Quoich and is a wonderful base for discovering the Scottish Highlands and taking part in traditional country pursuits including fishing and stalking. The property has plenty of space for 14 guests and up to four dogs, but larger groups may also wish to book the neighbouring cottage which offers cosy accommodation for a further six guests.

The property features a range of spacious rooms with open fires, tasteful decor and elegant furnishings, creating a relaxing and tranquil atmosphere. You will also find a variety of stylish original features, and you can sit back to admire glorious views from the windows.

The extensive ground floor provides several attractive and comfortable living spaces. You can sit back and unwind in the bright and spacious lounge with its open fire, comfortable seating and a choice of books to peruse. Extra space and seating can be found in the large reception hall. The delightful kitchen is fully equipped for preparing your favourite meals and also doubles as a light and breezy breakfast room. You can enjoy a fantastic celebratory meal in the striking dining room, and then relax with a game in the billiards room. The ground floor also features a bathroom, separate WC, utility room and large drying room.

Exploring the first floor of this fabulous property, there are four cosy twin bedrooms and three lovely double bedrooms, several with wonderful views. Of the double bedrooms, one has an en-suite bathroom, while another has an en-suite shower room. Guests without en-suite access can make use of the additional bathroom and shower room.

Stepping outside, the lodge has an enclosed private garden with furniture so you can admire the stunning panoramic landscapes while enjoying al fresco drinks or a BBQ at the end of a great day. This is a fantastic spot to explore, with plenty of walks available throughout the estate which is home to a deer forest and an abundance of wildlife including golden eagles. The lodge also features a garage which contains extra fridge and freezer space.

• 7 bedrooms – 3 doubles and 4 twins
• 5 bathrooms – 1 en-suite shower room, 1 en-suite bathroom, 2 bathrooms, 1 shower room. Ground floor WC
• Fridge/freezer and additional fridge and freezer (in garage), tumble dryer, washing machine, microwave, double oven and hob
• Open fires with fuel included
• TV and DVD player, CD player
• Private, enclosed garden with furniture and BBQ
• Due to location there is no mobile signal at the property and Wi-Fi access is limited; there is a landline telephone available with an honesty box
• 5 dogs welcome – restricted to ground floor
• Shop and pub within 15 miles
• Arrival: 16:00 onwards
• Departure: before 10:00, unless otherwise stated in your arrival details
• 5 dogs allowed. Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week
• There is an Accidental Damage Deposit of £500 when booking at this property, however this may be waived for £60. We’ll provide more details about this when booking your holiday.

Set in a beautifully remote location, this wonderful lodge is surrounded by stunning countryside, with spectacular lochs, imposing mountains and acres of woodland to explore. Nestling close to the shore of Loch Quoich (2 miles), you can also explore Loch Loyne (14 miles) and Loch Garry (8 miles). The nearest shop, garage and hotel are about 15 miles away, as is the charming village of Invergarry which has a choice of places to eat and drink. You can also visit the 17th-century Invergarry Castle on the shores of Loch Oich (15.5 miles) or the Invergarry and Fort Augustus Railway Museum (18.5 miles).

There are several fine mountains in the area including Spidean Mialach (2 miles), Gleouraich (7.5 miles) and Gairich (4 miles). A little further afield is Sgurr na Ciste Duibhe (35 miles), which served as a hiding place for Bonnie Prince Charlie after the Battle of Culloden. Heading further west you can reach Kinloch Hourn (12.5 miles), a beautiful sea loch leading to the coast. Travelling to the north-east, you can visit the scenic hamlet of Fort Augustus (22 miles) which lies in a charming spot along the Caledonian Canal at the foot of the fabled Loch Ness.