Ross and Cromarty

Ross and Cromarty is a scenic and historic Scottish Highlands area featuring rugged mountains, charming coastal towns, and islands including Lewis, with rich cultural heritage and good transport links for tourists.

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3 miles from Dunrobin Castle and Garden

Dunrobin Castle and Garden is the most northerly great house in Scotland with 189 rooms in French chateau style, historically inhabited since the 1300s, offering indoor tours and extensive gardens with scenic views over the Moray Firth.

Near Hugh Miller’s Birthplace

Hugh Miller's Birthplace Cottage & Museum in Cromarty offers visitors a unique experience exploring the historic home of the famous geologist, alongside a museum displaying his fossils, tools and manuscripts. The venue includes a traditional cottage garden and a peaceful garden space, with indoor and outdoor exhibits reflecting Hugh Miller's life and legacy.

Near Abertarff House

Abertarff House is Inverness's oldest residential house, built in 1593, featuring 16th-century Scottish architecture with crow-stepped gables, offering indoor exhibits on local history and free public access.

2 miles from Foulis Castle

Foulis Castle is an 18th-century Georgian castle located in Evanton, Ross-shire, historically the seat of Clan Munro. The castle incorporates remnants of earlier defensive structures, including an old keep and an 11th-century motte on the grounds. Visitors explore its historic architecture and heritage by appointment.

North Lodge Gate House

This detached period holiday property is set in a quiet rural location surrounded by rolling green fields near Muir of Ord, offering a peaceful retreat with nearby access to Inverness, Loch Ness, and the Moray Coast.

Holly Tree Cottage

Holly Tree Cottage is a spacious 19th-century detached cottage in historic Tain, Scottish Highlands, set on a quiet street near the town centre and known for its heritage and scenic surroundings.

Near Knocknagael Boar Stone

The Knocknagael Boar Stone is an early Pictish carved stone featuring an animated wild boar design with surrounding Pictish symbols, dating to around AD 600, now displayed indoors at the Highland Council headquarters near Inverness.

Balloan Steading - West

The Balloan Steading - West is a historic Highland holiday home set in a rural and coastal area with views of the countryside and Dornoch Firth, offering a peaceful and intimate retreat with close proximity to the seaside resort of Dornoch.

Well Cottage

Well Cottage is a coastal cottage in Portmahomack characterful village, known for its coastal light and scenic sea views across village rooftops, situated by a village church and Carnegie village hall.

Darris Farmhouse

A beautifully renovated 19th century farmhouse near Loch Ness accommodating up to 6 guests with a historic charm and modern comforts, set in a rural location with panoramic views and an enclosed garden.

2 miles from Fortrose Cathedral

Fortrose Cathedral is a historic ruin of a medieval Scottish cathedral near Inverness, noted for its red sandstone construction and late Gothic architecture. Visitors can explore the remains including the chapter house and nave's south aisle, and learn about its historical significance and notable burials. The site is managed as a scheduled monument and is free to visit.

Sluice Keeper's Cottage

Sluice Keeper's Cottage is a historic Georgian cottage with river views, set in countryside ideal for walking and cycling, featuring a woodburner and a private enclosed garden with hot tub.

Tressady Coach House

This detached 19th-century coach house conversion is situated on a private Highland estate near Rogart, offering a tranquil rural setting with extensive woodland and wildlife nearby, original architectural features, and a large garden for guest use.

3 miles from Beauly Priory

Beauly Priory is a historic monastic ruin in the Scottish Highlands known for its extensive remains and association with the Valliscaulian and Cistercian orders. Visitors can explore the scenic outdoor site, which is protected as a scheduled monument and features notable historic burials.

Near Hilton of Cadboll Chapel

Hilton of Cadboll Chapel is the site of a medieval chapel's remains and an important historic Pictish cross slab, now represented by a replica. Visitors can view the outdoor ruins, enjoy coastal views and learn about the site's ancient burial grounds and history.

Cruary

An 18th-century shepherd's cottage next to two miles of golden sand, offering a secluded setting with bay views and a garden, located in a village with restaurants and close to outdoor activities such as hill-walking and kayaking.

3 miles from Carn Liath Broch

Carn Liath is an Iron Age broch in the Scottish Highlands near Golspie, featuring thick stone walls, an entrance passage with unique features, and surrounding enclosure ruins. The site includes archaeological finds from both Bronze and Iron Ages and is maintained by Historic Environment Scotland.

2 miles from Fort George

Fort George is a large 18th-century star fort near Inverness, Scotland, built to control the Highlands after the Jacobite rising. It features extensive military fortifications, historical exhibits, and a regimental museum, while still serving as an active army barracks. Visitors can explore both outdoor battlements and indoor museum displays.

Balloan Steading - East

The Balloan Steading - East is a Highland holiday home set in a peaceful rural location near Dornoch with countryside and sea views, offering a comfortable and stylish retreat in a historic barn conversion that accommodates up to eight guests.

Carn Cottage

Carn Cottage is a recently refurbished heritage property situated on the Farr Estate near Inverness, offering a peaceful and scenic rural retreat with a large garden and access to outdoor activities including fishing and hiking.

Sheena's But'n'Ben

A ground-floor cottage located at the road end near Loch Hourn with sea loch views, offering accommodation for six guests in three bedrooms including a kingsize, twin and bunk beds, featuring an open fire, shared front garden, and private parking for three cars in a tranquil rural setting.

Eleven Diabaig Cottage

Eleven Diabaig Cottage is a 19th-century croft house holiday home in the Scottish Highlands, elevated with views over a coastal village and harbour, offering a peaceful and historic setting surrounded by nature and wildlife, suitable for families or groups.