A beautiful setting
Loch steeped in history and mystery
Loch Ness forms part of the Great Glen, a geological fault that splits the Highlands from east to west. It is surrounded by hills and mountains and made famous by its mysterious monster resident, Nessie.
It is a place filled with history, from the rambling ruins of Urquhart Castle at Drumnadrochit to the gruesome Well of Seven Heads at Invergarry.
Old Farm Cottages are at the heart of a 50-acre estate, with woodland paths and miles of shoreline. A peaceful setting in which you can enjoy the natural beaty this should be beauty that surrounds Loch Ness, or a quiet retreat you can come home to after a hard day's holiday!
