Cottage in Highland

Just across the road form the seaside in this beautiful old cottage built in 1760 in the historic village of Ardersier. Twin bunk room with additional pull-out single mattress can sleep 2-3 people. The space This house was built in 1750 when the fisherfolk were kicked out of their previous dwellings to build Fort George which is a short walk from the house. Guests have free use of a snug lounge with a woodburn stove, kitchen diner and a beautiful cottage garden. There is a good bus service for Inverness. The airport which is just 2 miles away, so a short taxi ride will get you there. Take the 5A or 11A bus from Inverness bus station or Falcon Square to the church bus stop on High Street Ardersier, the cottage is the yellow one diagonally opposite. The village has 2 local shops and 2 pubs which both serve good food. There's also a chemist, cafe and post office as well as a stained glass artist's studio and shop and a superb Cheese Pantry where you can try various Ardersier made cheeses. Ardersier Bay is just opposite with beautiful coastal walks and views. Other nearby attractions are Fort George, Culloden battlefield, Clava Cairns (Bronze Age ceremonial site) and Cawdor Castle. We are also half an hours drive from Inverness and Loch Ness. Smoking is allowed in the garden and pets are welcome. Guest access Access to all public rooms; lounge, kitchen diner, bathroom and garden. During your stay I live in the cottage with my dog Jake, he's a collie cross and very docile. I will be around most mornings and evenings to let you know more about things to do and the history and wildlife of the area. Breakfast is included: please help yourself to cereals, orange juice, fresh coffee and tea and toast with various spreads. Other things to note Smoking is allowed in the garden and pets are welcome. You can do your own laundry at £3 per load.