This cosy and comfortable cottage enjoys magnificent views across Loch Striven and the surrounding mountains. The outlook is spectacular and its situation, private.
ecently awarded 4 stars for quality from Visit Scotland, Highfield is comfortable and inviting and can accommodate up to 8 people. Situated within the boundaries of Glenstriven Estate itself, access to the property is by private estate road. Highfield enjoys a position of seclusion and privacy.
Inside, Highfield is decorated and furnished to a very high standard. On the ground floor you will find an attractively.
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furnished sitting room with open fire, a fully fitted kitchen and a large, recently refurbished conservatory with dining area.
The first floor boasts spacious bedrooms (2 twin, 1 double with en-suite) a family bathroom and a utility room; while on the loft level you will find a further double bedroom with en-suite bathroom (since refurbishment this floor is now reached by a staircase).
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Please note that in addition to being an idyllic country retreat, Glenstriven Estate is a working country estate. It is therefore our duty to point out that our properties would be unsuitable for any persons who object to Field Sports.
The property is let from Saturday to Saturday from £450 to £650 per week, depending on time of year (inclusive of electricity, logs for the open fire, heating oil, linen/towels etc). Please contact Glenstriven Estate for availability and prices for specific weeks.
Please read our terms and conditions before booking.
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Ground floor
Large sitting room
Fully fitted kitchen
Conservatory with dining area
First floor
Three bedrooms
(one double with ensuite, two twin)
Family bathroom
Utility room
Upper loft level
Double bedroom
En-suite bathroom
Leisure
Stereo system
TV monitor/video player
(no TV reception)
Fishing and use of boat available*
Facilities
Oil fired c/h & hot water
Immersion heater
Bed linen/towels
Electric cooker/oven
Microwave
Fridge/freezer
Washing machine
Dishwasher
* boat use is seasonal ie late March to late September (weather conditions permitting)
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