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Reception Rooms
There are two big sitting rooms to the front of the house, with one being a sitting room proper and the other being a multi-purpose room. The main sitting room, the “Smoking room”, with its wood-burning stove and comfortable leather sofas and armchairs, is perfect for the group to gather and relax before (and after) dinner. The other room, the “Long room” is a sitting room that can be turned into a games room, with a table tennis table and pool table. A wood-burning stove is also available in this room, along with the comfortable sofas and chairs, with the addition of a TV. Whilst there is no TV reception, a TV is provided with a DVD player and DVDs. These rooms are well furnished with the emphasis on practical comfort rather than being grand and precious. You know you are in a classic 1920’s house, but you know it is geared up for the rough and tumble of it being a holiday house. Furthermore after a day out on the hill or touring, it will be a race upstairs to see who gets into the sauna first, to relax even further.

Kitchen & Dining 
The kitchen is located to the rear of the house and is in two sections. Firstly there is the breakfast room with dining table that can seat 8 people, and then there is the recently renovated kitchen section, with a well equipped kitchen space, with a 4-oven oil fired AGA and 2-oven electric AGA with ceramic hob. Next door is a large walk-in larder, with the utility room beyond with a washing machine and a chest freezer. Additionally there is a butler’s pantry, with sinks and dishwashers, which leads to the dining room, which is located at the entrance to the house. This is a more formal room with a long dining table that seats 16 - 18 people. An unusual feature in amongst the fine pictures on the wall, are the original controls for the Hydro-Electric power supply which supplied the house when it was built, which have been retained for posterity in situ.

Accommodation is provided for a group of 18 adults in 10 bedrooms, with 5 bathrooms, as follows:

• 1 Single Bedroom/s With Shared Bathroom
• 5 Double Bedroom/s With Shared Bathroom
• 2 Twin Bedroom/s With Shared Bathroom
• 2 Double Room/s With Ensuite Bathroom
• One Z-bed Can Be Placed In A Larger Bedroom

Situated within 5,000 acres of estate, in Wester Ross, in the North West of Scotland, this area of Scotland has been referred to as one of the top five places to visit in the whole of the UK, by the “Lonely Planet” Guide. A separate holiday letting 1-room studio flat backs onto the rear of the parking area, which can be added (if available) to the holiday house if your numbers increase. Please speak to the office for more details.

The region is known for its magnificent scenery, with hills and lochs, open space and sandy beaches, and the “NorthCoast 500” route is only a few minutes’ drive away. There is first class hill walking, with 9 Munro’s in the area, including Beinn Eighe and Maol Chean-Dearg. Water activities can be arranged at Loch Carron with sea fishing and kayaking. The Applecross area is a delight for remote walks and sandy beaches. Strome Castle and Plockton are nearby, with the renowned Eilean Donan Castle beyond. Day trips to the Isle of Skye can be arranged from here. For golfers, there is a 9-hole golf course at Loch Carron. Please note that the private drive is shared with a Fish Farm.

GROUP TYPES
Stag and Hen bookings, may not book this property, unless discussed in advance for approval. Neither the Owner nor the Agent will accept any liability should a booking be confirmed as a consequence of non-disclosure of the above which may later result in a booking cancellation by the Owner. For more information on this matter please speak to a member of our staff.

INTERNET
Please note that whilst Internet connection is available - it is not fast and it is not suitable for large data downloads. Coverage can also be variable in strength and reliability.

PRIVATE WATER SUPPLY
There is a private water supply at this property, which is checked and approved on an annual basis by the local authority.