Tigh Beag

Contin, Near Dingwall, Highland

Nestled in the tranquil Northern Highlands near Dingwall, Scotland, Tigh Beag is an inviting property that serves as an ideal retreat for those seeking to explore the captivating landscapes and attractions of the region. Accommodating up to four guests, this well-appointed home features an open-plan living space with elegant wooden floors, a cozy living area complete with a wood burner, a modern 50" Smart TV, and French doors that lead to a lovely garden. The property includes a dining area and a fully equipped kitchen, along with a utility room for added convenience. The ground floor also boasts a luxurious kingsize bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, while the first floor presents an additional living room and a twin bedroom, accompanied by a shower room.

The setting of Tigh Beag is particularly appealing, surrounded by a serene woodland backdrop and located on the renowned North Coast 500 driving route. This detached home has been tastefully decorated and furnished to ensure a comfortable stay. With a large lawned garden featuring outdoor seating and private parking for three cars, guests can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere while being just a short distance from the small village of Contin. This village is strategically positioned to access a network of roads leading to the stunning west coast, Sutherland, Caithness, and the picturesque Moray Firth coastline.

For those seeking local attractions, Strathpeffer, a charming spa village located only three miles away, offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and a challenging 18-hole golf course. Visitors can also enjoy cultural experiences at The Spa Pavilion, which hosts live performances and art exhibitions. The village is known for the Strathpeffer Pipe Band, which entertains in the summer months. Contin provides easy access to Inverness, the Highland capital, just 19 miles away, where guests can explore a range of dining options, cinemas, and shopping facilities. A visit to Loch Ness is also a must, where one can enjoy boat cruises while hoping for a glimpse of the legendary monster.

The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty and activities, with the Moray Coast recognized as one of the world's top coastal destinations by National Geographic. Guests can explore unspoilt beaches, embark on the Moray Malt Whisky Trail, or visit historic sites such as Brodie and Cawdor castles and the Culloden Battlefield. For adventure enthusiasts, the region offers numerous mountain bike trails, water sports on Loch Achilty, horse riding, and opportunities for climbing the Munros and Corbett mountains. After a day of exploration, guests can unwind in front of the wood burner, enjoying the ever-changing scenery and creating lasting memories during their stay at Tigh Beag.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Eco-Friendly