Baronial Mansion

The villa

This magnificent Baronial mansion, built in the 1890s, offers a unique blend of historic grandeur and modern luxury, surrounded by mature woodland with access to a picturesque river walk. Facing northeast, the mansion boasts open views across fields, while the drawing room, dining room, and two main bedrooms overlook the Cromarty Firth. Accommodating up to 10 adults, this property is ideal for gatherings and retreats.

Inside, the house retains its historic charm with turrets, parapets, and antique furnishings. Guests are welcomed into a grand hall featuring a piano and open fire. The elegant drawing room offers comfortable seating, while the dining room, with a gas log fire and large table, is perfect for special occasions. Entertainment options include a TV lounge, library bar with a cocktail fridge, snooker table, darts, and books. A gym with a sauna, and a music room housing a Bechstein grand piano and other instruments, complete the impressive amenities.

The fully-equipped kitchen features a gas cooker, twin fridge/freezers, and a wine fridge, with a cosy breakfast area by a wood-burning stove. Upstairs, five beautifully furnished bedrooms include a luxurious master suite with a four-poster bed, en-suite bathroom, and dressing room. Other bedrooms include elegant four-posters and a family room, all with modern bathroom facilities.

Outside, private lawns surround the house with a sun terrace, pergola with BBQ, and a children’s play area. Guests can enjoy croquet, badminton, and direct access to the river for scenic walks. Anglers will love the rare opportunity for complimentary salmon and trout fishing just steps from the house.

This enchanting estate combines timeless elegance with unforgettable experiences, perfect for your next getaway.

Nestled within 9 acres of beautiful grounds, this property offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by woodlands and expansive lawns. With ample parking for up to six cars, access is convenient via the main drive, while a secondary drive serves the housekeeper and residents of the adjacent apartment. For fishing enthusiasts, the River Averon just steps from the front door offers excellent opportunities to catch salmon and trout, making this an ideal destination for nature and outdoor lovers alike.

Located just 20 miles northwest of Inverness and on the edge of Alness, guests can enjoy the convenience of nearby shops, pubs, and a supermarket, while Inverness provides a wider array of amenities. This area of Ross-shire is celebrated for its milder, drier climate - perfect for exploring the stunning Scottish Highlands.

A highlight of the region is dolphin watching, with frequent sightings in the Cromarty Firth, at Chanonry Point, or aboard dedicated Dolphin Watch boats.

Whether you're seeking natural beauty, wildlife, or local charm, this location promises an unforgettable Highland experience.