This thoughtfully decorated cottage lies close to the centre of Strontian, next to Loch Sunart in the West Highlands of Scotland. The surrounding area boasts enchanting woodlands and unspoilt countryside, making Horlsey Cottage a superb base for families looking to get their outdoor fix. After a day of traversing wild walking routes, curl up in the sitting room, presented with chesterfield seating in front of a woodburning stove and a TV so you’ll have no trouble easing into your evening. Beyond here is the kitchen, amply equipped with all the necessities for preparing a home-cooked meal before gathering the family around the dining table to tuck into a sumptuous supper. As the evening draws to a close, choose between the double and twin bedroom, served by two boutique style bathrooms, one with a roll-top feature bath and the other with a large walk in shower, enhanced with contemporary fixtures and tiling. Take a refreshing drink outside and sit within the spacious garden, offering plenty of room to enjoy family games whilst your canine companion stretches their legs. The village of Strontian offers a selection of hotels with fine dining and bar menus, along with a couple of shops for picking up any forgotten essentials. Walkers will be in awe of the surrounding area; meander along the village paths leading up to the open moor and dropping down to the river valley or take a stroll along the idyllic shoreline where you can spot otters and sea eagles! With Loch Sunart on the doorstep, guests can bring a small boat and take advantage of the local slipway and enjoy some watersports. If you fancy a day by the coast then drive along the winding single track road to Sanna Bay, one of the most stunning beaches on the Ardnamurcha Peninsula, here you can lounge on sandy dunes, swim in turquoise waters, explore the rocky coves and look out for an array of coastal birds – it’s a great place to lose yourself. With the Ariundle Oakwood National Nature Reserve within striking distance, Horsley Cottage provides a delightful base with plenty of outdoor opportunity in the Scottish Highlands. EPC Rating: Band G

The idyllic village of Strontain is attractively positioned on Loch Sunart in the western Highlands. The area is perfect for those seeking a relaxed pace of life, typical of the Highlands with friendly and helpful people, unspoilt scenery filled with an abundance of wildlife, birds, butterflies and fauna particularly. Visitors can meander along the paths leading up to the open moor and dropping down to the river valley or take a leisurely stroll along the gorgeous shoreline. The village itself offers a shop, pub and a petrol station.

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