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An elegant Victorian town house offering
Inverness - Capital of the Scottish Highlands
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The house sits in an envious position directly above the city centre with panoramic views across the Black Isle, over the Kessock Bridge.
Situated in a quiet, one-way street where the volume of traffic is minimal, we are just 2 minutes walk from the High Street shops and 5 minutes from the railway station. |
Both guest rooms are on the first floor. The family room which comfortably sleeps 3 has an en-suite shower room. The double room is also very spacious, which is generally the case with properties built in the Victorian period. This room has facilities directly opposite. |
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The bedrooms are comfortably furnished and tastefully decorated. They are of course equipped with hospitality tray, colour TV and hairdryer, and are centrally heated. |
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A travel cot for your room and a high chair are available if required. Should you choose to have a child-free night out, we are happy to baby-sit, and can also provide a baby listening service. |
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The spacious guests' lounge/dining room with gas living flame fire is the ideal place to sit back and relax, or plan your day's itinerary.
We offer a traditional Highland breakfast or smoked salmon and scrambled eggs, in addition to porridge, cereals, toast, fruit, juice, tea, coffee or cappuccino. |
Please note that the house has a no smoking policy
in line with the wishes of the majority of visitors today.
There is on street permit parking, and also one car space to the rear of the house.
Bed and full breakfast: £30 per person per night. To check vacancies
For your convenience
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Inverness has a wide selection of restaurants and cafes serving lunches or evening meals.
Many are within less than 5 minutes walk from Barn Hill House.
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Inverness can be easily reached by car, train or plane. Overnight sleeper trains operate from London Euston Station, and there are regular daytime trains running between London - Edinburgh, Glasgow and Inverness every day. There are also daily flights to/from Inverness Airport where car rental is available if required. |
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Inverness is an ideal location from which to explore the magnificent castles and scenery of the Highlands. This vibrant city is host to many events throughout the year including music festivals and Celtic celebrations. Highland Games also take place in Inverness and in nearby towns during the summer months.
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 Urquhart Castle, Loch Ness |
Close by is Loch Ness which can be reached either by coach, car or boat.
Other popular local attractions include historic Culloden Battlefield and Fort George, legendary Cawdor and fairytale Brodie Castle. |
Golfers have many courses to choose from including those at Inverness, Nairn, Dornoch and Skibo. We can recommend a local PGA Professional to advise you.
There are also lots of opportunities for hill walking, horse riding, sailing and a variety of other activities in the local area. For those interested in fishing, shooting and hunting in season, we make arrangements for you through Black Islander Sporting.
Whatever length of time you plan to stay in the Highlands,
you will leave with a list of places to visit or re-visit on your next trip!
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For further information or to check vacancies
Mrs. Anne Macpherson
Online Enquiry Form
I look forward to welcoming you to the Highlands!
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Sightseeing and travel information is provided online
in the The Internet Guide to Scotland:
Inverness and the
local area
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www.scotland-inverness.co.uk/barnhill