Enjoying the impressive countryside of the Scottish Highlands in Tore near Munlochy is the delightful, detached, Bogindour Cottage. A quaint base for a family of five's holiday in this stunning part of Scotland, Bogindour Cottage sits within easy reach of the city of Inverness and its attractions. As you arrive at the property, you will be pleased to find generous, off-road space for up to three cars, along with gorgeous views of the surrounding country. After parking up, head inside the property to be greeted by a pleasant kitchen/diner, where the chef of the group can get busy whipping up culinary delights with the ample appliances available, including a traditional multifuel Esse Ironheart range, alongside an electric double oven and induction hob. The utility can be found nearby and hosts a handy washer, airer and fridge/freezer, for added convenience.

After tucking into a delicious dinner together, move through the property to the welcoming sitting room, where plush seating entices you to unwind in front of the TV and flames of the woodburning Morso Squirrel stove. As the day comes to an end, progress upstairs to find three delightfully appointed bedrooms, with two of these consisting of doubles and the latter bedroom comprising a single. Completing the property's interior is a fabulous, ground-floor bathroom, where you will be left feeling spoilt for choice when it comes to readying yourself for the day ahead, courtesy of the freestanding cast iron bath and separate walk-in shower. The cottage sits within a lovely garden, where your canine companion can stretch their legs on the lush lawn, and you can enjoy dining alfresco on the patio. Be aware there are often grazing animals in the surrounding fields. Travel a short distance to Munlochy, where not only your amenities can be found, including the bar/restaurant of The Allangrange, and local store, but also walks of the Munlochy Clootie Well and Woodland Trail, along with access to the Munlochy Bay Viewpoint and an adventure park can be found. Enjoy an outing in Muir of Ord, where the golfing fans can enjoy a round of eighteen-holes at the local club, those wanting to taste the fine tipples of Scotland can tour the Singleton of Glen Ord Distillery, and walkers can traverse the dramatic area of Ord Hill. Spend some time exploring Inverness, with its stunning sights of Merkinch Local Nature Reserve and The Ness Islands, along with the historic delights of Inverness Castle, Cathedral and the Inverness Museum & Art Gallery ready to be explored. Discover more of the wider area, with Beauly, Drumnadrochit, Nairn and Rosemarkie (a must for dolphin spotting at Chanonry Point) resting within easy reach and offering plenty to see and do! There is so much joy to be had at Bogindour Cottage. EPC Rating: Band E

Munlochy is a small and lovely settlement on the Black Isle, perched at the top of Munlocky Bay. A 4-star hotel with a bar and restaurant, excellent for a good bite to eat, a lovely church, two well-stocked convenience stores, and a gorgeous forest walk located along the Bug Burn. Visit the mystical Munlochy Clootie Well, which is surrounded by former riches and verdant forests. Take a leisurely trek up to the Munlochy Sea Viewpoint, which offers panoramic views of the bay and the Moray Firth.

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