Details
All 5 bedrooms are large and have ensuite facilities.
1 twin bedded
2 rooms have four poster double beds one with an extra single bed.
1 double bedded.
1 triple single bedded
All have clock radios, Freeview TV, Hair dryers, small library, dressing tables with lighting,
Wardrobe, bedside lighting, Highest tog duvets.
All bed sheets and covers are always freshly laundered.
Bath sheets and towels are provided.
All 5 bathrooms are en suite with bedrooms.
All equipped with WC and wash hand basin.
'Avon' Shampoos supplied.
Dual voltage shaver points
The modern kitchen with traditional feel provides you with the facilities to cook for your party. This long room was the servery where the food was brought up from the old kitchen to be finally prepared before serving to the Laird and his guests in the 19th century.
Appliances including ceramic Electric Cooker, Microwave, Toasters, Coffee Maker,Refrigerator, Freezer, Dishwasher, Washing Machine. A tumble Dryer is situated in the adjoining North Tower
The Original Crockery cupboard has been retained to accommodate the large selection of crockery and utensils.
The original "Belfast" sink has also been retained.
Lounge: A very large room 30ft X 25ft with large picture windows with garden views to South and East.
Modern setees. Piano. Internet connected PC.
Dining Room: A very large room 25ft X 25ft with ample seating and tables adjustable for large parties.
A breakfast bar with under counter fridge.
Electric Organ.
The house dates back to the 16th century and was remodeled and added to in 1850. It stands on high ground overlooking mountains and loch (lake)
The House is in the heart of the countryside. You will possibly meet the local Deer, Pine marten, squirrel and spectacular birdlife. This is a comfortable old house with creaking floorboards plus perhaps an old ghost or two. If you want Victoriana with even older historic features this is the place.If you want a modern antiseptic new build with no character, you must go elsewhere!