A traditional Sporting Lodge and estate in the West Highlands of Scotland
Aberchalder Lodge is ideally situated in Inverness-shire, perfect for those who enjoy sporting estates, hill walking, picturesque scenery and life in a traditional Scottish Lodge. Highland Lodges can organise your stay in this fully-catered private estate Lodge for exclusive use.
Aberchalder Lodge is a comfortable, spacious 19th Century traditional Shooting Lodge. It stands on a hillside 5 miles south of Loch Ness commanding sweeping views in every direction across Loch Oich, the River Oich and Thomas Telford's Caledonian Canal to the hills of the Glengarry Forest. To the rear the Estate lands stretch for four miles along the south side of Loch Oich. Aberchalder Estate encompasses some 16,000 acres of beautiful woodlands, mountains, lochs and rivers, along the south side of Loch Oich in the heart of 'The Great Glen' - that 65-mile long rift-valley that cuts across Scotland from Inverness in the north-east to Fort William on the west.
The large front lawn boasts magnificent views of the river, loch and hills beyond.
Ground Floor |
Drawing Room with wood burning stove and TV |
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Dining Rroom with seating for 12 |
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Twin Bedroom with neighbouring shower room (suitable for disabled) |
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Kitchen and Breakfast Room |
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Utility Room (washer/drier) |
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Master Bedroom with en-suite bathroom |
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Twin Bedroom with en-suite bathroom |
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Family Bedroom - Double bed + Single Bed with ensuite |
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Twin Bedroom |
Activities: A great location for fishermen, walkers, 'Nessie' watchers and for those wishing to drive or train along 'The Road to the Isles' and/or explore the 'Monarch of the Glen' country. The prestigious Glengarry Castle Hotel is within the confines of the Estate - as are the ruins of ancient Glengarry Castle where Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed en route to Culloden.
There is salmon and trout fishing, and stalking, available on the Estate in Season, wonderful walking with the chance to espy red and roe-deer, pine martens, golden eagles and grouse.
