Loch Ness Escapes - Middleton Farmhouse
from £314.00 Per night*
Dochnalurig Cottages, Dochfour, Inverness, Inverness-shire, IV3 8JY
T: +44(0)1463 861218
The one that sleeps six, with a fence round the garden
Middleton Farmhouse is the largest of the three properties Loch Ness Escapes run at Lochend, and the one built for a group. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms take six, every bedroom looks out over water, and the sitting room has a wood burner and a view across the farmhouse's own small lochan towards Loch Ness beyond it.
What makes it work with children or dogs is the garden. It is large and it is fully enclosed, which the waterfront cottage down the road is not. There is a fire pit, a BBQ terrace, an outdoor table, the wood-fired hot tub, and a barn with a table tennis table for the days the weather decides otherwise.
Lochend Beach on Loch Ness is a couple of minutes away rather than at the end of the lawn, which is the trade against Church Cottage. In exchange you get the space, the fence and two more beds.
Good to know
- Six is the maximum, across three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- The lochan in front of the property is the farmhouse's own water and is not fenced off from the garden, so it is worth a word with small children.
- The hot tub is wood-fired and needs lighting rather than switching on.
- Loch Ness itself is about two minutes away at Lochend Beach, not directly from the garden. Church Cottage, under the same ownership, is the waterfront one.
- Inverness, ten minutes away, is the nearest supermarket.
- A cot and a highchair are available.
Features
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Cot
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BBQ
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Dedicated workspace
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Tumble Dryer
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Free Parking
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Hair dryer
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Heating
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Hot Tub
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Indoor fireplace
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Iron
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King bed
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Fully Equipped Kitchen
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Pets allowed
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TV
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Washing machine
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Wifi
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High Chair
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Towels
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Toiletries
Location
Which of the three to book
| Sleeps | The difference | |
|---|---|---|
| Middleton Farmhouse | 6 | Enclosed garden, its own lochan, table tennis barn. The family one |
| Church Cottage | 4 | On the water. Private beach from the garden, not enclosed |
| Balnacraig | 4 | Up on the Dochfour Estate in woodland. Fully fenced, trails from the door |
Where it puts you
Lochend is at the Inverness end of Loch Ness, and the farmhouse sits back from it in its own ground. Lochend Beach is a short walk, and boat trips onto the loch leave from Dochgarroch Locks a few minutes down the road, where the Caledonian Canal towpath also makes a flat, easy walk or cycle.
Further out, Urquhart Castle is around half an hour down the west shore, Culloden battlefield twenty minutes the other way, and Abriachan Forest has a network of trails on the hill above the loch. Inverness is ten minutes, and the Loch Ness page has the rest of the loch.
Loch Ness
Urquhart Castle, the boat trips, and what is worth stopping for on each side of the water.
Inverness
Ten minutes away, and the start and finish of the North Coast 500.
Frequently asked questions
How many people does Middleton Farmhouse sleep?
Six, in three bedrooms with two bathrooms. Every bedroom has a water view.
Is the garden enclosed?
Yes, fully, which is the main reason families and dog owners choose it over Church Cottage.
How far is Loch Ness?
Lochend Beach is about two minutes away. The farmhouse also has its own small lochan in front of it.
Is Middleton Farmhouse dog friendly?
Yes, and the enclosed garden makes it the easiest of the three for a dog.
Is there a hot tub?
Yes, a wood-fired one overlooking the water.
What is there to do if it rains?
There is a barn with a table tennis table, plus books, games and a smart TV with streaming in the sitting room.
Is there space for a baby?
Yes. A cot and a highchair are available.
How far is Inverness?
About ten minutes by car.
Important
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