Auchterawe House sits in Fort Augustus at the southern end of Loch Ness, where open countryside stretches towards the surrounding hills and the landscape carries a quiet sense of scale.
Set in an elevated position, the property enjoys wide views across the surrounding land, giving it both presence and a strong connection to its setting.
This is a large and flexible home, offering six double bedrooms within the main house, four of which have en suite shower rooms.
The layout is arranged to support both family life and the possibility of guest accommodation, with a balance between shared living space and private rooms.
The entrance hallway opens into a series of well proportioned rooms, including a games room and a separate gym, both of which could be adapted depending on how the space is needed.
The lounge is bright and open, with windows on three sides bringing in natural light and framing the surrounding countryside.
A connected family room extends the main living space, creating a natural place to gather, relax or entertain.
The kitchen and dining area is modern and practical, with ample space for dining and everyday living, supported by a large utility room that keeps the working side of the house organised and out of sight.
Upstairs, the bedrooms are arranged across two levels, offering flexibility for larger families or those looking to accommodate guests.
Beyond the main house, Briar Barn adds a further dimension to the property.
This two bedroom holiday let retains original stone features and has been developed as a fully licensed and successful letting property.
It provides immediate income potential while remaining separate from the main house.
Externally, the property is approached through electric gates onto a sweeping gravel driveway, giving a strong sense of arrival.
The grounds combine maintained garden areas with more natural planting, creating a setting that feels both structured and relaxed.
Fort Augustus sits at the meeting point of Loch Ness and the Caledonian Canal, where the locks and surrounding scenery draw visitors throughout the year.
The village offers a range of local amenities while remaining closely tied to the wider Highland landscape.
For those looking for a substantial home with flexibility, space and income potential, Auchterawe House presents a rare opportunity within one of the Highlands’ most recognisable locations.
The property is being marketed by Peter Murphy & Co Estate Agents, with full details, photographs and viewing information available through the official listing.
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