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Located in Tain, Ross-shire, Pitcalzean House is a grand manor dating back to the 1800s, set within its own grounds near the shores of Cromarty Firth in Scotland. The house sleeps 37 guests and boasts features such as an open fire, making it a perfect retreat for large groups or families. Nearby attractions include the Glenmorangie Distillery, Tain golf course, and the Highland city of Inverness, offering a variety of activities for all ages.
The interior of Pitcalzean House is spacious and well-equipped, with a main hall area featuring a wood burner, a large dining room, two lounges with comfortable seating and Smart TVs, a cinema room with cinema seats, and a games room with a snooker table and table football. The traditional kitchen includes an AGA, electric oven, microwave, and multiple dishwashers, making it easy to prepare meals for a large group. There are also various bedrooms and bathrooms spread across the first and second floors, offering a range of sleeping arrangements for guests.
Outside, the extensive 33 acres of woodland grounds provide ample space for outdoor activities, including a kid's play area with a swing and slide, as well as a BBQ hut for al fresco dining. The area surrounding Pitcalzean House offers sandy beaches, opportunities for bird watching, dolphin and seal spotting, and numerous forestry tracks and trails for cyclists and walkers. Guests can also enjoy a ferry ride to Cromarty, known for its famous lighthouse and eateries, adding to the variety of experiences available during a stay at this historic property.
Overall, Pitcalzean House is a charming and spacious retreat in a beautiful Scottish setting, offering a wide range of amenities and activities for guests to enjoy. Whether relaxing by the open fire, exploring the nearby attractions, or taking advantage of the outdoor space, this manor house provides a memorable and comfortable stay for large groups looking to experience the beauty of the Scottish Highlands.
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