This lovely detached cottage enjoys a quiet setting yet within easy reach of a large number of visitor attractions. Take a leisurely gondola ride up Aonach Mor or the steam train to Mallaig. For the more adventurous there is climbing, mountain biking, skiing in winter, sailing, go-karting all within easy reach of Fort William the 'Outdoor Capital of the UK.' Not forgetting the many golf courses and walking trails through the mountains. Alternatively, just sit and take in the stunning scenery pondering which of the many pubs and restaurants you will visit. Shops and pubs 750 yards.

Excellent views of the Glen & Ben Nevis -Detached cottage for 4
This delightful detached cottage is equipped and furnished to a high standard and is situated in Glen Nevis, enjoying wonderful views of both the Glen and Ben Nevis. It also has a balcony off the first floor hall with seating for all to relax on and a childrens play area and play house to occupy the younger ones.
Fort William is considered the outdoor capital of Scotland and the footpath to Ben Nevis is approximately one mile away. Skiing at Aonach is just 3 miles away, whilst climbing, walking and canoeing are quite literally on the doorstep.
The scenery here is simply breathtaking, with wildlife in abundance and Fort William offers an excellent leisure centre and first class restaurants.
Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 0.5 miles.

Riverside location, magnificent mountain views - 1 of 2 detached bungalows for 4
In an ideal situation on the banks of the River Lochy, with delightful views to Ben Nevis.
These bungalows furnished and decorated to a high standard, are only 2 miles out of the highland town of Fort William which has a supermarket, lots of shops, cafes and good restaurants.
The bungalows offer high quality accommodation, with patio doors overlooking the river, and make an excellent base for touring and walking. Fort William offers superb scenery, Highland culture, clan history, Ben Nevis, mountains, lochs and rivers, fresh clean air, outdoor sports, Highland Games, golf, unspoilt beaches, castles, distilleries, quiet country roads, interesting and original shopping, and friendly people with a big welcome. Shop 500 yards, pub 1 mile.

Good touring base - Semi-detached cottage for 2/4
This pretty cottage is extremely well presented, providing bright and spacious accommodation. Set well back from the road and backing onto the owner's fields it provides a quiet location from which to explore the Fort William area. There are endless opportunities for hill-walking, climbing, sailing, skiing, mountain-biking and horse riding.
Visitors can take a gondola ride up Aonach Mor to the Nevis Ski range and the restaurant and viewpoint at the top, or enjoy a scenic journey through to Mallaig on the famous Harry Potter train. Close to the property is the impressive ?Neptune's Staircase? where you can watch the canal boats negotiating their way through the locks. Fort William, the `capital of the Highlands' is just 2 miles away and offers a wealth of attractive shops, restaurants, and pubs, together with swimming pool and cinema and loch cruises.
Shop 0.5 miles, pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Overlooking Loch Sunart, the island of Carna and the Morven Hills, this architect-designed house is set in 2 acres of south-facing hillside which is rich in wild flowers, native trees and shrubs.

The glass-walled living and dining-rooms ensure that the magnificent views, wildlife and sunsets are a major feature of a visit.

A track from the holiday home leads into the hidden hills and lochans of the Ardnamurchan peninsula; 45 minutes drive due west are the lighthouse and spectacular sandy beaches at Sanna Bay. A twice-weekly foot ferry from Laga Bay runs to Tobermory on the island of Mull.

A superb area for walking, wildlife, fishing, biking and beaches. Pub with good food 5 miles. Good tearoom 4 miles. Good restaurant 7 miles. 

Set in an elevated position, this lodge enjoys fabulous views across the surrounding countryside and on towards the waters of Loch Linnhe. Fort William, 'The Outdoor Capital of the UK' offers a wide range of pursuits including mountain biking (world championship course), climbing, walking, skiing and loch and canal cruises to name but a few. A super base for touring the Western Highlands and islands, visit Loch Ness or Inverness, the Highland Capital. Shop 500 yards, pubs 1/2 mile.

Excellent walking area
These beautifully renovated cottages are furnished to a good standard and enjoy open views towards the spectacular mountains of the Nevis Range. These cottages are only 2 miles from Fort William, the ''Outdoor Capital'' of Britain. This is a fabulous area for climbing, mountain biking, skiing (in season) and walking. The Caledonian Canal and Neptune''s Staircase are just a short distance away. Fort William has a good variety of restaurants, shops and pubs, not to mention Britain''s highest mountain, Ben Nevis. Take a trip to Loch Ness for monster spotting, or Inverness, the Highland capital. Explore the vast open spaces which this part of the Highlands has to offer. This is a superb base for touring - take a trip to the fishing port of Mallaig, and take a ferry to the isles. Lots to see and do for all ages. Both properties include a free pass for 4 people to use the year round, 15 metre indoor heated swimming pool (depth 1m to 1.35m) and leisure facilities at a local hotel, 11/2 miles away, shared with club members and hotel guests. Shops 1/2 mile, pub 500 yards.    Note: Not sure that location details (Postcode, map etc.) correct for this property.

Enjoying a peaceful woodland setting, in a hamlet near River Lundy and Leanachan Forest, this charming cottage has been tastefully renovated and furnished to a very good standard. Fort William's shops, pubs and restaurants, 4 miles, an area often referred to as `the gateway to the Highlands, ideal for skiing, sailing, walking, mountain biking and climbing. The Nevis range, steam train to Mallaig and Caledonian Canal within easy reach. Pub/restaurant open seasonally, within walking distance.

A lovely cottage enjoying a peaceful setting yet within easy access to all local amenities. Only a few miles from Fort William, the 'Outdoor Capital of the UK'. Lilac Cottage, accessed via a farm track and a short tunnel under the Caledonian Canal, has direct access to the south bank of the canal and is an excellent base for touring the scenic north and west Highlands. Climb the magnificent mountains of Lochaber, or take a cruise on the loch. Many activities for all ages include forest trails for walking and mountain biking, golf, karting and winter skiing on Ben Nevis. Restaurant 2 miles. Shop 3 miles, pub 2 miles.

Peaceful setting - Detached bungalow for 6
This spacious well-equipped and furnished bungalow is situated at the edge of this historic village which is steeped in legend and surrounded by spectacular mountains.
Undoubtedly it is one of the most attractive and popular areas in the West Highlands. Enjoy skiing at both Glencoe or Aonach Mor and all levels of climbing or walking at Glencoe, or in the Mamore and Ben Nevis hills (12 miles), sailing, canoeing, cycling the numerous forest tracks, or just absorbing the breathtaking scenery with its varied wildlife.
It is also an excellent touring base for the West Highlands.
Shop 400 yards, pub and restaurant 0.5 miles.

Stunning location - Traditional single storey croft cottage for 5/6
This attractive single storey cottage has been extensively renovated from an original croft to provide a bright and spacious cottage in spectacular surroundings. Set in its own extensive grounds with uninterrupted views of Aonach Mor and the Grey Corries range, the property provides a superb base for a family holiday.
The village of Roybridge, just over 1 mile away, offers a choice of pubs and restaurants as well as a local store and post office. The larger village of the Spean Bridge gives further variety and Fort William, the outdoor capital of the Highlands has a wealth of facilities and activities for all.
With Ben Nevis and Aonach Mor on the doorstep, offering gondola trips and mountain biking trails, a variety of water sports, and some of the finest scenery in Britain, the area offers something for everyone.
Shop, pub and restaurant 1.1 miles.

Situated only 300 yards from the loch edge, Carness West was built to take full advantage of breathtaking mountain views. The open-plan first floor has panoramic windows with doors leading to two spacious balconies. Despite its seclusion, the house is ideally located for all outdoor activities including tennis, swimming and horse riding and the world renowned `Ice Factor' climbing walls are within a 20 minutes' car ride. An excellent seafood restaurant from which visitors can also purchase fresh fish/shellfish lies 3 miles distant. Pubs 1? miles.

Set in 11/4 acres of garden and grounds Loch Leven House has beautiful views towards Ben Nevis. Good area for climbing, walking and mountain biking. Distillery visitor centre, golf, winter skiing, cruises nearby and explore Aonach Mor. Super base for touring the north and west Highland capital, Oban or Mallaig, within 1 to 2 hours drive. Shop 1 mile, pub 1/2 mile.

Elevated position with super views
This lovely detached house on a small working farm, enjoys an elevated position with super views across the surrounding countryside and on to Ben Nevis. A superb base for touring the scenic Highlands with Fort William, the 'Outdoor Capital' of Britain close by. For the outdoor enthusiast there is wealth of activities on offer including climbing, hill walking, kayaking, winter skiing, go karting, mountain biking on the world championship track, fishing, golf, pony trekking, bird watching, forest trails all nearby, making this an ideal holiday retreat. Visit the whisky distillery visitor centre for a 'wee dram'. Enjoy a gondola trip at any time of year up Britain's highest mountain 'Ben Nevis', or take in the magnificent mountain scenery of Glencoe. Take a ferry trip on the Caledonian Canal to Inverness and Loch Linnhe. A journey to Mallaig is worthwhile where you can ferry to the smaller isles of Eigg, Rhum & Muck. Further afield is Oban, where you can take a ferry to Mull and Iona. The property is also in a lovely quiet area to relax and unwind, yet is within easy reach of the many amenities this area has to offer. Leisure centre and good restaurants locally - lots to see and do for all ages. Restaurant 11/2 miles, shops 31/2 miles.

Within walking distance of the Glencoe mountains

This traditional detached holiday cottage is set in its own grounds in the heart of the historical village of Glencoe and enjoys stunning views of the spectacular mountain scenery.

Its large rooms have been sympathetically updated and modernised whilst retaining many of the charming original features, including pine paneling, original fireplaces and a superb family-sized bathroom. Owner also provides a hospitality tray for guests.

With 2 lounges, refitted kitchen and a separate shower room, it offers spacious and flexible accommodation in an area renowned for its outdoor activities and breathtaking scenery.

Shop, pub and restaurant in the village.

Former cottage (1920s) to the Strathcona Estate, set in a peaceful woodland area of Glencoe village. Well equipped retaining much of its original panelling and open fire. Adjoining owners home and 2 min walk from the River Coe. Ideal location for exploring the west coast of Scotland by car or foot. Glencoe with its spectacular mountains known for mountaineering and hill walking; mountain biking, skiing, fishing and golf are some of the activities to be enjoyed. Shops 1/4 mile, pub 1 mile.

This detached cottage, furnished to a very good standard is conveniently located just 12 miles south of Fort William, and 4 miles north of Glencoe with its scenic mountain range. The area is renowned for its spectacular scenery, challenging mountain climbing, forest and hill walking, mountain biking and kayaking, or just relax and watch the abundant wildlife. Ideal location for touring the west highlands with activities for all ages.

n a central location in the beautiful Appin area of Argyll, this property offers an excellent base for touring the west coast of Scotland, convenient for Inverary, Oban, Skye, Ardnamurchan and Perth. Climb or ski in the mountains of Glencoe or Fort William's Nevis Range, with Cuil Bay a short walk away. Enjoy the horse riding and sea sports available in the area. Great eating out facilities within the surrounding area. Ideal for walking and bird-watching, the perfect location offering space and freedom to relax and unwind. Shop 1 mile, pub ? mile.

In beautiful Glen Nevis - Detached traditional croft cottage for 2/4
Situated in Glen Nevis, at the base of Ben Nevis, this conversion from an old byre has been carried out to a very high standard and is extremely well furnished and fitted.
As well as the beauty, the mountains offer a challenge to walker and climbers of all abilities. Canoeing, cycling, golfing and fishing are just some of the activities available locally.
The Nevis range ski centre is a short drive and now boasts a dry ski slope which is open all year. Just two miles from the old fishing port of Fort William, with many shops, pubs and eating places at your disposal. This is an ideal base from which to explore the Western Highlands.
Shop 1 mile, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Superb loch and hill views - Detached villa for 8
Ideally situated halfway between Oban and Fort William 'Fernbank' occupies an elevated site enjoying spectacular views across Loch Linnhe to the peaks and mountains of Ardgour and beyond.
Furnished and decorated to a high standard, this split level villa has everything you will require for an extremely restful and relaxing holiday amidst wonderful mountain and loch scenery.
Whether you are looking for a 'get away from it all' break or a more active holiday 'Fernbank' will not disappoint. Outdoor activities abound in this, 'the outdoor capital of the UK'. WIthin easy reach you can enjoy walking, climbing, cycling, golf, skiing, fishing, horse riding and a host of other activities. For those less energetic days you can plan trips to Oban or Fort William, take a ferry to islands such as Mull ('Balamory') and Iona or enjoy a trip through spectacular scenery on the West Highland steam railway to Mallaig. Shop 5 miles, pub 3 miles, restaurant 200 yards.

Situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac in the village of Ballachulish, just 1 mile from Glencoe, this property offers an ideal base from which to explore Argyll and the Highlands. Surrounded by spectacular mountains and lochs. Climbing and walking in the rugged Glencoe mountain range, forest walks, mountain biking, skiing, horse riding, trekking, Fort Williams gondolas and West Highland steam train are a short drive away. Shops and pubs 1/2 mile.

Nestling at the foot of the spectacular Glencoe Mountain range and just on the edge of the lovely village of Glencoe, Bidean Lodge has been tastefully furnished to provide spacious and comfortable accommodation. Only 1 mile from the sea, this detached single-storey property offers a peaceful place in which to relax and enjoy the magnificent surroundings. Perfectly placed for touring the West Highlands, climbing, hill walking, mountain biking, water sports, fishing, golf and skiing can be enjoyed. Boat and ferry trips to nearby islands. Good local restaurants and pubs.