The farmhouse has probably been in existence since the early 17th century and was partially rebuilt in 1872. This early Victorian farmhouse with its yellow pine woodwork and antique furniture is a delightful home offering a warm welcome and personal service. Established in 1972, the quality of this establishment has been recognised by having a a place in the Best Bed and Breakfast Guide, Good Britain Guide and achieving a high quality grading in both the AA and VisitScotland schemes. The whole ambience in the house is relaxed and is designed to make guests feel at home The hall with its curved stairs and lovely cherry banister is enhanced by a display of original paintings and Margaret's needlework.
Tea/coffee and home baking are served on arrival in the lounge with its Victorian style fireplace and log fire. Our area caters for a wide variety of interests and we have folders packed full of information on what to see and do during your stay. Colour television, videos and books are provided for your enjoyment. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have - we will be delighted to help.
	Dining True Highland Hospitality is to be found here. Breakfast is served at the large oak dining table with its magnificent matching sideboard. Guests are offered a choice from our menu which includes full Scottish breakfast of porridge, kippers and poached eggs, mouthwatering homemade jams and marmalades and a selection of teas and coffees.
Bedrooms
The house has three charming guest rooms, all with duvets, wash basins, tea and coffee trays with homemade shortbread and hospitality baskets. Hairdryers are available.
Cawdor Bedroom is the largest double we have available, has large south facing windows with open views of farmland, pine forests and in the distance the heather clad Cawdor hills. Furnished with antique mahogany furniture, Sanderson bed linen and pretty inverted tulip cup central and wall lights. Original paintings and Margaret's tapestries adorn the walls.
	Stuart Bedroom with its lovely stripped pine wood has a view over fields to the west. A brass headboard and pretty lemon and rust linen by Dorma adorn the double bed. Original paintings and pretty plate collection on the walls. From the window the coroneted top of Castle Stuart can be seen in the distance.
Dunrobin Bedroom in the oldest part of the house has a view north out over the front courtyard to the field and pine forest beyond. The coomb ceiling with its pretty pastel wallpaper harmonise well with the floral Guinevere bedlinen by Dorma. Furnished with antique furniture. Paintings and pretty plate collection grace the walls.
	Bathrooms Unfortunately our situation does not permit us to provide ensuite accommodation To compensate for this we provide bathrobes and breakfast times are arranged to suit your daily program so there should be no queues! The two bathrooms are shared -one upstairs with bath, toilet and shower cubicle, and one downstairs with toilet, shower and bath.
Large garden for the enjoyment of guests
Margaret loves gardening and often the large garden borders are awash with colour. There is a small rock garden, and a mixture of shrub and herbaceous borders.
The dining room window looks out onto a pretty heather bed with plant varieties flowering all year round