Holiday lettings, villas, apartments and cottages to let

Cottage in friendly village location with sea views, walking distance to shops, great walks from the cottage door. The cottage is well insulated with log-burning stove and is ideally suited to a couple with pets looking for a comfortable holiday, secure garden, free WiFi. Between Inverness and Nairn

The Red House is in a beautiful private location, overlooking the sea, remote yet close to amenities. It is thoughtfully furnished and decorated. A perfect getaway or honeymoon retreat. Spectacular views across the sea to North Harris and the Isles of Scalpay and Scotsay.

Beautiful bespoke cabin for two people, situated in a coastal woodland near Ullapool in the Scottish Highlands. Unique, high-quality, comfortable, fully equipped, family-run and conscientious self-catering accommodation. Super King or Twin Single bed options.

The cottage is located just above the harbour in the village of Gardenstown, on the North East coast of Scotland, with stunning views of the Moray Firth Bay.

When staying in Scàls Broch, you just let nature and the art inside work their magic on your senses. If you fancy dinner to be brought to your house, you ask for it. If you want to cook yourself, you can do so.

This apartment is situated less than 5 minutes walk from the beach. It was refurbished to a high standard in 2015. My wee apartment is a self contained part of my bungalow. Your entrance is at the back of my house in the shared garden. There is ample free parking in the garden in front of the house.

These 4 star lodges have a magical location and fantastic facilities - incl hot tub and woodburner. They are set on a quiet hillside on the sunny side of the valley with panoramic views over farmland to hills and mountains. Rural but close to all amenities of picturesque Pitlochry just 2 miles away

Welcome to our little getaway, our cozy one bed apartment is situated in the quiet hamlet of Clovullin, Ardgour. Only a short journey away from Fort William, it is the perfect place to start exploring the Highlands whether you visit in the summer or the winter, there is always plenty to do.