Remore Steading
from £180.00 Per night*
Remore Steading, Lower Remore, Nairn, Scottish Highlands, IV12 5UZ
T: +44(0)1667 292164
A restored coach house up a forest track
Remore Steading is the coach house of a traditional farm steading near Nairn, restored rather than converted, and the difference shows in the windows: tall stone arches that were built for carts and now frame a view of trees and fields from the middle of the living space.
It sleeps six properly. Three bedrooms and three bathrooms means nobody is queuing, and the layout, a master king with its own bathroom next door and two en-suite rooms, works for three couples as well as it does for a family. Downstairs is open plan around a wood burner and an oak table for six, with underfloor heating throughout.
The setting is the other half of it. The track in runs through woodland, there is a burn on the property, and the quiet is the sort that takes a day to stop noticing. It is also genuinely set up to work from, with a desk and wifi at 60 to 80 Mbps, which is unusual this far up a track.
Good to know
- Dogs are not permitted.
- The courtyard garden is shared rather than private, and the owners are extending it during 2026.
- The property is reached by a forest track. Fine in a normal car, but worth knowing in bad weather or after dark.
- Nairn, twenty minutes away, is the nearest town for shops and food. There is nothing walkable.
- There is a log store and a bike store outside, and a utility room for wet gear.
Features
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Dryer
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Free parking
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Hair dryer
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Heating
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Wood Burner
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Iron
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Fully equipped kitchen
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King-sized bed
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TV
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Wifi
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Washing machine
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Country views
Location
The rooms
| Bedroom | Beds | Bathroom |
|---|---|---|
| Master | King | Private bathroom next door |
| Double | Double | En-suite |
| Twin | Two singles | En-suite |
Three bathrooms between six people is the thing that separates this from most six-berth cottages, and it is why it works for three couples rather than only for one family.
Where it puts you
Nairn is twenty minutes, with a long sandy beach on the Moray Firth and a working harbour. Cawdor Castle, with the gardens, the woodland walks and the Macbeth connection it is careful not to overclaim, is fifteen minutes.
Culloden battlefield and Inverness are both around half an hour west. In the other direction the Speyside distilleries start at about fifty minutes, and the Cairngorms begin south of the A96, which puts beaches, mountains and whisky within an hour of the same front door.
The Battle of Culloden
The battlefield is twenty-five minutes away, and it repays going in knowing the story.
Frequently asked questions
How many people does Remore Steading sleep?
Six, in three bedrooms: a master king, a double and a twin. There are three bathrooms.
Is Remore Steading dog friendly?
No. Pets are not permitted.
Is the garden private?
There is a small private seating area outside the coach house. The courtyard garden is shared, and the owners are extending it during 2026.
How far is Nairn?
About twenty minutes, for the beach, the harbour, shops and restaurants.
How far is Inverness?
Around half an hour, as is Culloden battlefield.
Can you work from here?
Yes. There is a dedicated desk and chair and the wifi runs at 60 to 80 Mbps, which is better than a lot of towns.
Is it easy to reach?
The property is at the end of a forest track. It is fine in an ordinary car, though the last stretch is worth taking slowly in poor weather.
What is nearby for a day out?
Cawdor Castle is fifteen minutes, Nairn beach twenty, Culloden twenty-five, and the Speyside distilleries about fifty.
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