Torgorm Cottage No. 3 - Scotland

This cottage has been lovingly designed to create a modern, spacious and beautiful holiday home for up to 6 guests.

Set on a working farm and offering spectacular views of Cromarty Firth, the cottage is surrounded by breathtaking Ross-shire countryside.There are plenty walking and cycling opportunities from your door, and if Golf, Fishing, Bird-watching, Horse-riding, Boat trips or dolphin spotting is on the agenda, then this is all available in the area also.

Located just a mile from Conon Bridge and 3 miles from Dingwall, no visit is complete without a visit to Inverness also, which is the capital of the Highlands and is just 12 miles away.

This cottage is finished to an impeccable standard with tasteful décor throughout and all rooms are spacious, light and airy.

Downstairs has 2 x twin bedrooms with an interconnecting door, along with a very comfortable open plan kitchen/living area. The stylish family bathroom has both a bath and large separate shower.

Upstairs in the eaves is another bedroom with a Kingsize bed along with an en-suite shower room.

The oak fitted kitchen has everything you’ll need along with a dishwasher, a Lacanche gas range cooker and large American style fridge freezer. A separate utility room houses both a washing machine and tumble dryer and is perfect for cleaning the dog or drying off muddy boots.

The cottage has WI-FI, Biomass central heating and all the modern kitchen appliances to ensure a stress-free holiday. There are board games, a stereo system and Digital TV for your comfort.

Outside there is a large garden and a patio area with garden furniture to enjoy the far-reaching views, as well as a shed for storing bikes.

The farm itself has over a 1000 sheep, 300 cows and also grows malting barley and wheat. During lambing time there is plenty of activity and lots of lambs of course!

You’re in an ideal location here to enjoy what this part of the Scottish Highlands has to offer, whether you’re after a visit to the cosmopolitan city of Inverness for its foodie scene, Victorian market or galleries, or why not take to the coast with a visit to the Cromarty Firth (16 miles), which is home to bottlenose dolphins, grey seals, mink whales and enjoy spectacular coastal walks before popping into Rosemarkie, (13.5 miles) an ancient village with a lot of charm, a pretty beach and selection of amenities.

Whichever direction you want to visit, you are ideally situated for going north to Sutherland, south to Speyside, west to Ullapool and east to Elgin - all within an hour’s drive away, plus only a stone’s throw away from the NC500.