Two houses in the heart of the Lindsay estate in Fife, and two on the shore of Loch Nevis on Knoydart. Each is a family home first, and opened to guests with the same care.
A Victorian farmhouse at the heart of the Lindsay estate, sensitively restored and hung with pieces from the family’s own collection. Built for time with family and friends.
A two-bedroom bothy on the Fife coast, close to the family’s seat at Lahill — near enough to Incharvie to take both for a larger gathering.
An unspoilt retreat on the shore of Loch Nevis, with a wartime past as a secret SOE training school. Six bedrooms, sleeping eleven, reached by ferry from Mallaig.
Two double bedrooms in Inverie, a short walk from the Old Forge — the most remote pub on the British mainland — and set among some of Scotland’s finest walking.
Tell us who is coming and when, and we’ll suggest the right house — or take two together: Incharvie and the Bothy at Lahil sleep twelve between them, Glaschoille and Scotters fifteen.