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The Wooden House was built of logs in the 1890's to a Norwegian design and completely panelled inside with pine which still looks as fresh as the day it was put in. It is a warm, inviting place to stay, very comfortable with central heating, new electrics and kitchen. All the old details are original, including many old poker-work drawings on the walls of highland games, birds and animals. The outlook from the house is over the lawns and towards a large walled garden. The house and policies are almost surrounded by the river in a spectacular gorge. There are miles of river walks, the opportunity for salmon fishing, a secluded hill loch with a wooden rowing boat for trout fishing, and even a squash court. Roe stalking and rough shooting can also be arranged in season. |
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The accomodation is all on one floor.
Right; View from the window of the Double bedroom below right. |
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Above left; Double bedroom Right; One of the two bathrooms. The bathrooms don't have showers but are wonderfull old-fashioned traditional Scottish.
Below left; Sitting room. The Wooden House has TV, DVD player and CD player. |
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The Kitchen has reclaimed-pine units, a large Belling range-style electric cooker, dishwasher, large American-style fridge, and a table which seats eight. There is also a Utility Room which has a deep-freeze and a washing-machine. |
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Tariff:
Full size squash court
hidden behind the house.
High season: £950 per week.
Low season: £750 per week.
Short breaks are available from October to April. Please write for a quotation stating your requirements (prices start at £500).
Notes:
- The High Season runs from 1st May to 30th September and includes 2 weeks over Christmas and New Year.
- Prices include all fuel and electricity. They do not include the provision of linen and towels or the use of the telephone.
- The surcharge for provision of linen and towels is £10 per person.
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