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Clunemore Steadings

Drumnadrochit, Loch Ness

Large converted steading, close to Loch Ness

• Sleeps 8
• 4 bedrooms
• Pets welcome
• 10 minutes to Loch Ness

Clunemore Steadings is a unique property converted from an original barn by the present owner. The conversation has retained some of the original features of the barn, and its unique interior makes it slightly different from the more traditional type of holiday accomodation available. Guests will find that the unusual layout provides ample and comfortable accomodation to enjoy this part of Scotland. The position of the property allows you to take in the views from its elevated position. The property also has the added advantage of being situated in 600 acres of moorland, which guests are free to explore further, either by foot or by mountain bike.

Within a short drive are some of the most beautiful glens in Scotland. Glen Affric has been declared a National Nature reserve and you will have the chance to see a variety of wildlife, which could include Osprey, Golden Eagles, Capercaillie, Ptarimagan, Badgers, Otters, Pine martens and of course all species of deer, along with many smaller birds that could include Crossbills and Crested tits. If you visit Glen Cannich or Strathfarrar you will begin to understand the meaning of ‘remote’.

Glen Strathfarrar with its large area of ancient Caledonian pine forest and huge population of red deer continues the wildlife spotting opportunities while Glen Cannich boasts one of the largest dams and rugged scenery. All three glens offer the walker numerous choices from forest trails to more strenuous munros. Nearby Reelig Glen with Britain’s tallest tree and Abriachan community wood, with feature forest trails offer alternative walking experiences.

Loch Ness and the villages of Lewiston and Drumnadrochit are a short drive, here you can visit the famous Loch Ness monster exhibition. The villages also offer several eating places and bars as well as a post office and general store. Worth a visit is the Loch Ness Inn at Lewiston, it uses the best local ingredients in its tempting dishes, for foodies in the know, the Inn is associated with the Applecross Inn on the west coast of Scotland. Riding is available in the village and for walkers the Great Glen way runs through here. Boat trips are available on Loch Ness and whilst in the area a visit to Urquhart Castle is recommended, here you can find out about the history of the Castle and visit the vistors centre and restaurant. The various viewpoints around the castle grounds, makes it an ideal place to take some photographs of this world famous Loch and perhaps catch a glimpse of its legendary monster.

Clunemore is also ideally situated for touring the highlands or the west coast of Scotland. The Isle of Skye is easily reached within a couple of hours, a trip to here makes a fantastic day out, en-route you'll pass Eilean Donan Castle, this is one of the most iconic landmarks of this part of Scotland and is always worth a visit. Skye itself offers the most spectacular scenery, the ever changing weather making the scenery and light unique.

Back on the mainland the area around Torridon and the Applecross Penisula are worth visiting, the Bealach Na Ba or the 'pass of the Cattle' as it is known, is the highest road in the United Kingdom, the drive over the top is not for the faint hearted but worth the drive to see the dramatic scenery from the top.


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Facilities

Downstairs

• Large entrance hall.
• Kitchen/utility room – large free standing cooker with gas hob & electric oven, fridge freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, usual cooking utensils, breakfast table and chairs for six.
• Dining room – with large table and seating for eight.
• Clunemore will accommodate 8 people as the twin bedroom has an overhead mezzanine area with a double bed where the additional guests can be accommodated.
• Bedroom with double bed. Hair dryer
• Bathroom with separate shower, wc.whb.
• Bedroom with twin beds, separate mezzanine sleeping area with double bed.
  This bedroom has an en-suite, bath with shower over, wc, whb.
  Please note access to the mezzanine area is by a space saving staircase, which makes this upper level unsuitable for the elderly or very young.
• Cot available on request

Upstairs

• Bedroom with double bed.
• Bathroom with separate shower, wc, whb.
• Living room, comfortable sofas, TV with free-sat, DVD, access to garden area.

Other Facilities Available

• Wireless Broadband, please take your own laptop.
• Phone available for outgoing calls, honesty box in place
• Oil central heating.
• Ironing facilities
• All bed linen and towels included.
• Enclosed garden area with garden furniture.

Please note that access to the property is by an unmade track and care should be taken when driving on it.

Good Housekeeping deposit of £100.00 required

Best Features

• Great base for Loch Ness, Inverness, Beauly and the West coast
• 600 acres of moorland to roam freely
• Views of Loch Ness and surrounding land from the property