Remore Steading

Highland Coach House Escape in Nairnshire

Remore Steading is a luxury self-catering coach house set in a beautifully restored Highland steading near Nairn on the edge of the Cairngorms National Park. Sleeping up to six guests across three stylish bedrooms, this peaceful countryside retreat combines traditional stone architecture with modern comfort, panoramic woodland and farmland views, and easy access to both the Moray Coast and the Highlands. Reached via a quiet forest track, it offers the kind of seclusion that encourages slower mornings, longer walks and evenings by the fire after days exploring beaches, forests, castles and whisky distilleries.

Why Stay at Remore Steading?

Beautifully restored traditional Highland steading near Nairn
Sleeps up to 6 across 3 spacious bedrooms
Open-plan living space with huge stone arch windows overlooking forest and fields
Edge-of-Cairngorms location with easy access to coast, mountains and whisky trails
Wood-burning stove, underfloor heating and high-end interiors
Quiet rural setting reached via a scenic forest track

This feels less like a rental property and more like a thoughtfully designed Highland home - calm, warm and deeply connected to the landscape around it.

Inside the Coach House

Bedrooms & Bathrooms

The Coach House comfortably sleeps six guests across three bedrooms.

• One master king bedroom with adjacent private bathroom

• One ensuite double bedroom

• One ensuite twin bedroom

• Three bathrooms in total

The interiors use muted greens, greys and natural textures inspired by the surrounding countryside.

Living & Dining Space

The heart of the house is the spacious open-plan living area.

• Grand stone arch windows framing forest and field views

• Modern wood-burning stove

• Underfloor heating throughout

• Large oak dining table seating six

• Smart TV, books, puzzles and games

This is a space built for long dinners, quiet evenings and relaxed mornings with coffee overlooking the hills.

Kitchen & Utility Facilities

• Fully equipped modern kitchen

• Quality cookware and dining essentials

• Washing machine and tumble dryer

• Utility room for outdoor gear and wet clothing

• Dedicated workspace with desk and chair

• Fast WiFi (60–80 Mbps)

It works equally well for longer stays, family holidays or remote-working escapes.

Outdoor Space

• Small private seating area outside

• Shared courtyard garden (expanding in 2026)

• Woodland and burn (stream) on the property

• Outdoor log and bike store

• Expansive views across Highland countryside

The surrounding silence is part of the experience.

Landmarks Near Remore Steading

The location is one of the property’s biggest appeals - you’re close to coast, mountains and Highland heritage without being in a busy tourist hub.

Nairn Beach – 20 minutes

A long sandy beach popular for walking, paddleboarding and sunsets over the Moray Firth.

Cawdor Castle – 15 minutes

A historic Highland castle with gardens, woodland walks and links to Shakespeare’s Macbeth.

Speyside Whisky Trail – 50 minutes

Some of Scotland’s most famous distilleries are within easy reach for day trips and tastings.

Cairngorms National Park – Edge of the park

Access forests, lochs, mountains and outdoor activities directly from this part of the Highlands.

Inverness – 40 minutes

The Highland capital offers restaurants, shopping, river walks and transport links.

Best Walks Near Remore Steading

Remore Woodland Walks – From the doorstep

Explore woodland tracks and open countryside directly from the steading.

Distance: Flexible
Difficulty: Easy
Best for: Quiet everyday walks

Culbin Forest Trails – 25 minutes

Huge forest trails with pinewoods, coastal dunes and cycling routes.

Distance: 5–15 km
Difficulty: Easy to moderate
Best for: Forest walking and biking

Nairn Coastal Walk – 20 minutes

A scenic shoreline route following beaches and harbour paths along the Moray coast.

Distance: 4–8 km
Difficulty: Easy
Best for: Coastal scenery

Cairngorm Foothill Walks – 30–40 minutes

Explore lower-level Cairngorm routes with views over forests, lochs and glens.

Distance: Variable
Difficulty: Moderate
Best for: Day hikes and Highland scenery

Perfect For…

Quiet Highland Escapes

Reached via a forest track and surrounded by open landscape, this is ideal for slowing down and switching off.

Family Holidays in the Highlands

With space for six and easy access to beaches, forests and attractions, it works especially well for families.

Exploring Coast & Mountains Together

Few locations balance access to both the Moray coast and the Cairngorms this naturally.

Practical Information

• Location: Lower Remore, near Nairn, Scottish Highlands (IV12 5UZ)

• Sleeps: 6 guests

• Bedrooms: 3

• Bathrooms: 3

• Parking: Free on-site parking for 2–3 vehicles

• WiFi: High-speed broadband available

• Pets: No pets permitted

• Access: Car essential due to rural location

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Remore Steading from Nairn?

Around a 15-minute drive from Nairn and the Moray coast.

Is it suitable for families?

Yes - the layout, open-plan living area and outdoor space work well for family stays.

Is there good WiFi?

Yes - fast broadband speeds of 60–80 Mbps are available.

Is it close to the Cairngorms?

Yes - the property sits on the edge of Cairngorms National Park.

Can guests explore the surrounding woodland?

Yes - guests are welcome to explore the woodland and burn on the property with host guidance.

Plan Your Stay

If you’re looking for luxury self catering near Nairn that balances Highland seclusion with easy access to coast, mountains and whisky country, Remore Steading offers a beautifully considered base.

It’s somewhere that encourages you to slow your pace - and stay a little longer than planned.

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