Kilchuimen House
Set on the scenic grounds of the Glendoe Estate near the village of Fort Augustus, Kilchuimen House is a newly built luxury four-bedroom house offering stunning views over Loch Ness.
from £250.00 Per night*
Kilchuimen House, Glendoe Estate, Fort Augustus, PH32 4BZ
T: +44(0)7713 158775
Self-Catering House on the Shores of Loch Ness
Set on the scenic grounds of the Glendoe Estate near the village of Fort Augustus, Kilchuimen House is a newly built (2019) luxury four-bedroom house offering stunning views over Loch Ness. With space for up to 8 guests, it’s designed for families or small groups who want style, comfort and direct access to Highlands nature.
Luxurious yet relaxed, Kilchuimen blends contemporary design with Highland surroundings - a base that works whether you’re chasing loch-side sunsets, castle-hopping, or simply unwinding after a day of exploring.
Accommodation & Layout
Four double bedrooms: two on the ground floor, two on the first - each with zip-and-link king-size beds that can convert to twins.
Bathrooms: en-suite shower room for one of the first-floor bedrooms; additional shower and family bathroom spread across the house.
Open-plan kitchen, dining & lounge area: well-equipped modern kitchen (induction hob, electric cooker, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, microwave), large dining table seating eight, and a living space with sofas and a double-sided wood-burning stove - ideal for cosy nights in.
Upstairs lounge/seating area + glass-fronted balcony: floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors open onto a balcony that frames panoramic views up Loch Ness - great for relaxation or sunset drinks.
Garden & patio: fully enclosed garden with lawn, patio, and charcoal BBQ - perfect for outdoor meals or evenings under the stars. Off-road parking for up to 4 cars.
Amenities & Features
Free Wi-Fi throughout the house.
Smart TV / satellite-compatible TV and comfortable lounge furnishings for relaxed evenings.
Wood-burning stove for winter warmth and ambience.
Pet-friendly accommodation - dogs are welcome.
Full self-catering kitchen and dining setup - cook and dine in comfort with loch-views.
Flexible bed set up (king, or twin) makes it suitable for couples, families or friends.
Convenient location - walkable to Fort Augustus village amenities, yet quiet and loch-facing for privacy and views.
Location & Things to Do Nearby
From Kilchuimen House you’re perfectly placed to explore the best of Loch Ness and the Highlands:
Fort Augustus village - stroll along the Caledonian Canal, browse cafés, pubs and local shops, or take a loch-side walk.
Loch Ness cruises and boat trips - great way to see the loch, wildlife and maybe even spot Nessie.
Castles & history - a short drive to historic sites, ancient ruins and scenic viewpoints around the loch and Highlands.
Hiking, walking & Highland adventures - woodland walks, glens, hills and loch-side trails on your doorstep; easy access to more remote Highland areas if you want deeper exploration.
Relaxation & scenery - sit out on the balcony or patio, watch sunset over the water, enjoy the calm views of hills, forest and loch from the comfort of the house.
Why Choose Kilchuimen House
A modern, luxury 4-bed house on Loch Ness with space for up to 8 - ideal for families or small groups.
Outstanding loch-views, balcony with floor-to-ceiling windows, and a wood stove for a cosy, idyllic Highland stay.
Pet-friendly and self-catered - perfect if you want flexibility, freedom to cook, bring your dog, and live at your own pace.
Great base for Loch Ness adventures or relaxing stays, combining comfort, scenery, convenience and Highland charm.
Features
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Wifi
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Fully Equipped Kitchen
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TV
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Dog Friendly
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Parking
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Washing Machine
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Kind sized bed
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Wood Burner
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Toiletries
Location
Important
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