A paradise for walking, wildlife watching, fishing and deer stalking and a perfect base for exploring the West Highlands of Scotland.  The 11,800 acre Estate is ideally situated for walkers, with four Munros on the Estate and nine others within 10 miles.  For anglers, there are brown trout and sea trout and the chance of a salmon on 3km of the River Carron and Loch Sgamhain  and trout in a further hill loch on the Estate.  A boat is available on Loch Sgamhain.  For lovers of wildlife, there are resident eagles, red grouse, ptarmigan, snipe, woodcock, mountain hare, pine martens, otters, badgers, foxes, red and roe deer and moles (!) who live at 2000 feet.  The southern part of the Estate has been designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) due to the wealth and rarity of its Alpine plants.  Plentiful stag and hind stalking is available in season with the Estate stalker.  The Estate is one hour's drive from Inverness airport. Beaches on the West Coast of Scotland are forty minutes away. And the Highlands are all around.  There are two houses on the Estate: The Lodge for 18 plus cook and the cottage nearby (about 100 yards) for 5 people (see separate listing).

Glencarron Lodge

The Lodge, built in 1872 as a traditional Victorian shooting lodge, has comfortable accommodation for up to 18.  It has 9 twin bedrooms (one of which can be arranged as a double) and 2 single bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The drawing room and dining room (which seats 18) are large. There is a boot and gun room, a drying room, a playroom with table tennis table, a pool table room and a children’s sitting room. There is a DVD and video player, a CD/tape/radio music player and free-to-air TV on 2 sets.  The large kitchen is equipped with a double Aga, electric cooker, microwave and fridge and there is a dishwasher, washing machine and freezer in the utility room. The Lodge has electric heating throughout.  There is a large, enclosed garden and adjacent wood with paths leading on to the rest of the Estate.

Prices for the Lodge start at £1000 per week in winter, up to £1860 in summer.