Located in Strathcarron, Wester Ross, Highland, Scotland, Strathan House is a 19th-century croft house that can accommodate up to eight guests. The house features an open fire and is attractively furnished with a mix of antique furniture and modern artwork. In 2021, new double glazing and electric heating were installed throughout the property. The comfortable sitting room boasts a wood-burning stove and large leather sofas, while the kitchen/dining room includes a generous dining table for eight and leads to a utility room with additional amenities.
The house has four bedrooms, including a ground-floor double room and three twin rooms upstairs. Two bathrooms with showers and toilets are located on the ground floor. Amenities such as an electric cooker, microwave oven, large fridge-freezer, immersion heaters, electric heaters in all rooms, shaver sockets, and heated rails in the bathrooms are provided. The property also offers television reception, a TV/DVD player, and free wifi. Guests can enjoy views of the surrounding hills and fields, with deer often seen grazing in the gardens and a small stream running through the property.
Attadale Estate, where the cottages are located, offers opportunities for walking, fishing, and mountain biking. Visitors can explore the award-winning 4-star Attadale Gardens free of charge during their stay. Maps with marked walking routes are provided, ranging from short walks to all-day hikes. Fishing is available in the hill lochs and the river Carron, with mountain biking options also nearby. The nearby villages of Lochcarron and Strathcarron offer amenities such as a village shop, petrol stations, restaurants, and cafes. The property is conveniently located for exploring attractions such as the Isle of Skye, Plockton, Eilean Donan Castle, Applecross, and Inverewe Gardens.
Overall, Strathan House provides a comfortable and picturesque retreat for guests looking to explore the natural beauty and outdoor activities of the Scottish Highlands. With its unique blend of antique and modern furnishings, stunning views, and convenient access to local amenities and attractions, it offers a relaxing and memorable stay for visitors seeking a rural escape in Scotland.
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