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A modern living space features a comfortable sofa adorned with decorative pillows, a wooden coffee table, and a light wooden dining table with matching chairs. Large patio doors provide a view of the garden, while a stylish pendant light hangs from the ceiling.

Guesthouse in Highland Council

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Cosy 1 bedroom guest house on NC500

Newly built and finished to a high standard, enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located one bedroom private guest space. Located in the Royal Burgh of Tain, off the A9 & NC500 route, this well equipped space is situated in a family garden with off road parking. The self contained building boasts, a double (UK standard) bedroom, shower room and kitchen/diner/sitting area. Large patio doors lead out to the decked area in the garden. 35 miles north of Highland capital Inverness.

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The cottage features a stone façade with a sloped roof and decorative gables. Surrounded by greenery and autumn foliage, a gravel path leads to the front door, flanked by two inviting plants in pots. Large windows allow natural light to fill the interior.

Cottage in Berriedale

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

Ethel's Cottage: Idyllic Riverside 1 Bed Cottage

The recently refurbished and modernised Ethel's Cottage is in an idyllic location, flanked by two rivers. This gate lodge cottage offers the perfect place to stay for a few nights or longer! Easily accessed from the A9 (on the NC500 route) and just a two-minute walk from a secluded beach and estuary with lots of short walks from the front door and plenty longer ones in the vicinity. Modern appliances and comfortable furnishings, the cottage has everything you will need for a relaxing break.

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The exterior of the Cairn Pod is showcased with a rounded wooden structure and a small deck. Soft pink hues from the sunset paint the sky, while trees are visible in the background, contributing to the serene landscape.

Tiny home in Bonar Bridge

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 700 reviews

Cairn Pod

Love camping, but looking for something a little more luxurious? Then look no further than Cairn Pod. Situated in a picturesque area of Bonar Bridge Sutherland. Located in the heart of the North Coast 500. (NC500) makes it an ideal accommodation for exploring the Scottish Highlands for a short or long stay. The Armadilla Pod comfortably sleeps two guests which can convert from 2 twin/ 1 double bed. Cairn Pod is equipped to a high standard with private parking and luxury home comforts.

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The exterior of 334 Kinnauld is shown, set against a backdrop of green fields and trees. A gravel path leads to the cottage, which features a white façade with dark roofing. The signpost prominently displays the cottage's name.

Cottage in Highland Council

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 110 reviews

Cosy croft cottage on NC500, Sutherland

Croft cottage, 334 Kinnauld, refurbished in 2021 is situated in the heart of the Highlands, a 5 minute drive from A9 and North Coast 500 route. 50 miles north of the Highland capital Inverness and a 15-minute drive to Dornoch. The perfect stop for those interested in walking, cycling or wildlife. This quiet and tranquil cottage is surrounded by magnificent scenery and wide-open spaces. In Sutherland you can enjoy fantastic beaches, distilleries, castles, golf courses, and much more.

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Aerial view of a detached house situated on a spacious rural estate, surrounded by open fields and trees. The Loch Shin is visible nearby, reflecting the sky. A winding road leads to the property, emphasizing its secluded location.

Bungalow in Highland Council

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Rural Cottage near Lairg with country views.

Refurbished, all on one level, detached private house on rural estate on Loch Shin. The house is well equipped with a large veranda and garden. All rooms are freshly decorated in neutral tones. The living room has an open fire with bay window with lovely views. The property lies 3 miles from Lairg with all local amenities including shops, petrol station pharmacy, pub, restaurant and railway station. It is centrally locate for day trips to the north, west and east coasts of the North.

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An aerial view captures the rustic stone-built bothy surrounded by a vibrant garden. A curved pathway leads to the entrance, flanked by diverse greenery and colorful flowers. The exterior features a distinctive corrugated metal roof, contributing to the cozy countryside charm.

Tiny home in Highland Council

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 255 reviews

Rowanberry Bothy Retreat - At one with nature

Beautiful stone built bothy dating back to 19th century. Lovingly restored with original stonework around a cosy wood burner. We offer outstanding views across the Kyle of Sutherland and are situated in quiet countryside. The Bothy has a small kitchen (with limited cooking e.g. Airfryer ), bathroom with shower and use of laundry facilities if required. . We are situated 1 hour North of Inverness and only 1 hour from Ullapool on the stunning NC500 route. BBQ and charcoal provided.

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The historic old schoolhouse is shown from an exterior angle, featuring a whitewashed facade and a well-maintained slate roof. The structure is surrounded by greenery and small shrubbery, with a large sunroom that has multiple windows, inviting natural light.

Home in Linsidemore

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Beautiful old schoolhouse in spectacular location

Historic old schoolhouse with spectacular views of the Kyle of Sutherland. Full of character and charm with a huge kitchen/family room, enchanting Library and glorious south-facing sunroom. Ideally located for exploring the northern Highlands - just 25 minutes from the beaches and golf at Dornoch, yet only a hour’s drive from the rugged West Coast. The Old Schoolhouse is the perfect base for fishing, hill-walking, mountain biking … or simply to relax and get away from it all!

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A cozy cabin interior features large glass windows that provide scenic views of Loch Broom and the surrounding mountains. Two comfortable chairs face a small outdoor table on the decking. A kitchenette with modern appliances is visible, complemented by a decorative plant arrangement.

Cabin in Highland Council

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 593 reviews

Enjoy pure tranquillity at Per Mare Per Terram

Per Mare Per Terram is a cosy cabin that boasts breath taking views of Loch Broom and the surrounding Munros. Standing alone at the top of Braes in Ullapool it has a wonderful cosy feeling when wrapped up inside, offering out of the way tranquillity whilst still being able to enjoy the amazing scenery no matter what the weather conditions. The cabin is equipped with a fridge, microwave,kettle, toaster and excellent wi-fi. It also has a shower room and modern composting toilet.

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A cozy seating area features two grey armchairs positioned near a modern wood-burning stove. Large windows provide views of the mountainous landscape and sea loch, while a soft light emanates from a nearby lamp. A coffee table with a small plant adds a touch of nature.

Cottage in Kylesku

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

The Kylesku Kabin- luxurious wilderness

A luxuriously appointed property situated on the NC500 overlooking some of the most iconic mountains and sea lochs of Assynt. Kylesku Kabin has been fully renovated by acclaimed architect Helen Lucas and is owned by the previous owners of the nationally recognised multi-award winning Kylesku Hotel, which is within walking distance. The property features a luxurious spa bathroom, including steam room and inspirational open plan living space, designer kitchen and garden.

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A wide view of the coastline features a stone pier leading into calm waters, surrounded by rocky formations. Lush green grass borders the beach, with two modern cabins visible nearby, showcasing a serene landscape under clear blue skies.

Place to stay in Highland Council

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 228 reviews

Cabin by the Pier - a unique seaside location

A stone's skiff from the shore, and close to the NC500 route, Cabin by the Pier is a unique modern building in the mould of a traditional salmon fishing bothy, with panoramic views of the Moray Firth. For casual visitors, beachcombers, birdwatchers, stargazers, shore foragers, with the sea as it’s soundtrack, we welcome you to our cabin which offers modern comforts for two in a unique location - where you can get away from your everyday pressures.

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A bright living area features large windows that let in natural light, showcasing a comfortable sofa with decorative pillows. A coffee table sits in front of the sofa, while a dining table and chairs are positioned nearby. The kitchen is visible in the background.

Apartment in Highland

5 out of 5 average rating, 207 reviews

One bedroom apartment in Dornoch, Scotland

With views to the Dornoch Firth this light and airy, self-contained, one bed apartment is situated in a quiet and leafy no-through road serving a small number of residential properties. The centre of Dornoch and the Royal Dornoch Golf Club is a ten minute walk. The expanse of sandy beach and dunes is approximately, a fifteen minute walk. It is perfectly situated as a pit-stop for the NC500 or as a base to enjoy the hills, glens and coastline.

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The stone cottage showcases a mix of rustic charm and original features. It is presented with a red and grey exterior, featuring multiple gabled rooftops and a welcoming entrance flanked by greenery. A gravel path leads to the door, with scenic countryside visible in the background.

Cottage in Highland Council

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Quirky Highland Cottage with Stunning Views

Enjoy the glorious Highland scenery and sample the local whiskies from this quirky little stone built cottage. Set across the road from a working farm, you'll be able to enjoy seeing the livestock grazing against the glorious backdrop of the Kyle of Sutherland. The cottage itself is over 100 years old and retains many of its original features - the panelling, doors, fireplaces and fixtures, giving a timewarp sensation to your stay.