Kerrow House

Kerrow House in Glen Affric is a traditional Georgian hunting lodge of the Chisholm style, onetime home to the famous Highland author Neil Gunn, set in 12 acres of delightfully secluded woodland on the bank of the River Glass at Strathglass, between the villages of Cannich and the conservation village of Tomich . This is often referred to as the Gateway to Glen Affric, one of the most beautiful and unspoilt wilderness areas of Scotland . Today the house is available for quality B&B accommodation, with self-catering cottages, chalets and lodges hidden away in the grounds. It is an ideal base for touring and enjoying some of Scotland 's finest glens and mountain scenery, notably Loch Ness and Urquhart Castle. The Isle of Skye on the west coast is only two hours by car. Closer to home, for fishermen there is three and half miles of brown trout riverbank fishing on the doorstep.

Accommodation

All the self catering properties have been refurbished and up-graded recently to ensure a high standard of holiday accommodation. Both the self catering properties, and our Bed & Breakfast rooms in Kerrow House are available throughout most of the year, being warm and well insulated for guests' comfort.

We have a 'pets welcome' policy, but ask that they are kept under reasonable control at all times and are not left unattended in the cottages. Guest are also asked to provide a bed for their pet. There is a surcharge of £20 per pet.

How to get here

Take the A82 from Inverness (signposted Fort William ) along Loch Ness to Drumnadrochit. Turn right at the Loch Ness Monster Exhibition onto A831 through Glen Urquhart towards Cannich. After about 12 miles and having come down a long hill, turn left onto a single track road towards Tomich; after a mile go right up the driveway to Kerrow House.

Arrangements can be made to collect guests from Inverness , where there is an Inter-City rail terminal and an International airport; however a car is advised for full enjoyment of the area.