Carn Cottage
Set in the quiet hills above Loch Ness, Carn Cottage is a peaceful spot with big views and proper Highland charm.
Set high in the hills near Loch Ness, Carn Cottage is part of the peaceful Farr Accommodations. Surrounded by trees, open skies and walking trails, it’s a lovely base for those who want to explore the Highlands and come home to calm. The cottage sleeps up to four guests, with two comfortable bedrooms, and is ideal for couples, small families or friends travelling together.
Inside, the cottage feels bright and welcoming. The open-plan living space has a soft sofa, a wood-burning stove, and big windows that bring the outside in. There’s a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need to cook simple meals, and a dining table for sharing them. One bedroom has a king-size bed, and the other is set up as a twin – both are cosy, with soft bedding and space to unwind. The bathroom is modern and fresh, with a hot shower to revive you after a day out exploring.
Outside, the private deck is a peaceful spot to sit and watch the hills change with the light. You’re close to woodland walks, wildlife and the magic of Loch Ness, just a short drive away. The cottage is tucked away, but not too remote – so you can enjoy the best of both worlds. Whether you’re here for the walking, the stillness, or simply to relax, Carn Cottage is a warm and restful place to stay in the heart of the Highlands.
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