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Kingillie House, a historic property nestled in Kirkhill, Highland, Scotland, dates back to the eighteenth century and boasts a picturesque setting surrounded by mature trees and fields, with stunning views of the Beauly Firth. This spacious and bright south-facing home can accommodate up to 14 guests across its seven uniquely styled bedrooms, five of which feature king-size beds. The house has been tastefully redecorated to combine modern comforts with its historic charm, making it an inviting retreat for families or groups looking to explore the Scottish Highlands.
The heart of Kingillie House is its warm and welcoming kitchen, equipped with an Aga, a four-door cooking range, a gas cooker, and two dishwashers, perfect for preparing meals together around a large farm table. Adjacent to the kitchen is a cozy sitting room with an open fire, creating an ideal space for relaxation after a day of exploring. Guests can enjoy three newly refurbished bathrooms, a shower-room, and a separate WC, all designed to cater to the needs of a larger group. The property also welcomes pets, although guests are advised to keep dogs under control due to nearby sheep.
Outside, Kingillie House provides access to a wealth of outdoor activities, including scenic walks, lochs, and hills, with Loch Ness just a 20-minute drive away for those interested in the legendary creature and the historic Urquhart Castle. The surrounding area offers various attractions such as swimming pools, adventure parks, and the towering trees of Reelig Glen. For breathtaking views, a drive to Glen Affric is recommended, alongside opportunities for dolphin cruises on the Moray Firth. The nearby Great Glen Way provides excellent walking paths leading to Inverness and beyond.
Inverness, with its vibrant city center, shops, restaurants, and cultural sites like the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery, is easily accessible by car, bus, or taxi. The charming village of Beauly, located closer to Kingillie House, features bespoke shopping, eateries, and the historic Beauly Priory. For golf enthusiasts, three championship courses are within an hour's drive, and whisky distilleries abound in the region. With convenient transport links, including an international airport and a nearby train station, Kingillie House serves as a perfect base for exploring both the natural beauty and cultural richness of the Scottish Highlands.
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Self-catering cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland can still be a green option. You can have the comforts of home and the flexibility to do what you want; when you want - without the hassles of air travel!
