The cottage is set set in the primrose bay area, approximately 25 miles from Inverness. Aultsigh is steeped in history, built around 150 years ago it once belonged to the Dowager, the mother of the Laird until it was bought by the Forestry Commission and converted into two dwellings. Nearby to the property is the Primrose Bay area which has extensive forest walks leading to open hills and views towards Meall Fuar-mnonaidh.Easily accessible from Aultsigh is the Great Glen Cycleway Cycle Route runing behind the cottage and runs from Inverness to Fort William. Aultsigh Cottage Features: Two bedrooms with Loch views. One room with a double bed and the other with two singles, sleeps 6 Kitchen and Dining Area for six Amenities include washer dryer, microwave, cooker, fridge Full sets of cooking and eating utensils, kettle & toaster Large Lounge area with an open fireplace, DVD player, seating for eight A newly refurbished bathroom (2008) complete with bath/shower unit Near to the Loch and the beautiful views from its banks A steep flight of steps lead up to this property and it is not advised for the elderly or very young children

Klaus We had wonderfull days in the highlands and had many wonderfull thinks seen. And we come back to the very nice land. The people there helpfull too. Thanks for all and maybe in to years again. We hope to be back soon! > Read other Reviews. Denise Roberts Address: Clarence House   Kirkby Bank Road   Liverpool L33 7SY Call: 0151 494 1161 Mobile: 07971 105 440 Email: info@polecottages.com

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