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Although Torr An Daimh looks like a traditional highland croft cottage that has been standing for decades, it is actually a newly built property which has been constructed using modern and environmentally friendly methods of construction. Attention to detail and proportions in the design make this cottage look at home in the Scottish landscape where its highland location is ideal for visitors.

Fort William lives up to its name of "Outdoor capital of the UK". Not only is the area renowned for its sheer natural beauty but there are wonderful opportunities to explore the countryside. Ben Nevis and the Nevis range as well as the whole of Glencoe are all waiting for hill walkers and climbers to discover. There is superb scenery, beautiful mountains, lochs and rivers, unspoilt beaches, fresh clean air as well as Highland culture and Scottish history with distilleries, castles and a warm Scottish welcome. Lochaber offers its visitors a huge choice for recreation as well as relaxation. There are also great opportunities for the children with nearby Highland Activities and for mountain bikers, Wolftrax is only 20 minutes away.

The proximity of Torr An Daimh to Tulloch Station means that it has really great transport links. It is possible to take the sleeper to the Scottish Highlands direct from London on the wonderful West Coast line. It is also possible to take the train to the next stop, Corrour, where there is an excellent restaurant located in the station house. The station is an easy walk away but not so close as to suffer train noise.

Accommodation:
With its white limewashed and traditional croft outline this Rushyglen Cottage blends seamlessly in to Scottish Highland countryside. However this gorgeous cottage was designed by Scottish architects who believe that buildings must fit their environment.

Inside, solid oak doors and floors and granite kitchen surfaces reflect the quality throughout from the excellent furnishings and fittings to the crisp linen and luxurious beds. With two bedrooms and French doors from the sitting room leading out to the decking at the back this house is more spacious than you might think.

On the ground floor there is an open plan sitting/dining room and kitchen. The double bedroom has a dressing room alongside. There is a shower room with shower, wc and whb. French doors lead out from the sitting room onto decking at the back. On the first floor there is a twin bedroom.

Directions:
Torr An Daimh is located at Tulloch Station which is on the A86 between Dalwhinnie and Fort William.

What's included:
All heating is included, and towels and bedlinen are provided.
The property has iPod connectivity, Playstation 3 and Sky TV.

Cost and availability.
Change over day is Saturday with arrival at 4.00pm and departure at 10.00am

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