Michelin award winning Foyers Lodge on Loch Ness listed for sale
Foyers Lodge, an award-winning boutique hotel overlooking Loch Ness, has been listed for sale with Galbraith.
The business, which is on the market with a guide price of £1.1 million, received a Michelin Key in 2024, recognising it as one of UK's top boutique hotels.
It offers a luxury experience in a peaceful Highland setting, with incredible views across the loch.
The hotel features six en-suite bedrooms, a self-contained suite and an additional two bedroom staff or owner apartment.
Originally built in the 1800's, Foyers Lodge was a traditional Highland hunting lodge with strong links to local heritage.
The current owners bought the lodge in 2016 and carried out a full, high quality renovation of the property.
Rooms have been carefully renovated with high-quality fittings, stylish furnishings and modern comforts throughout.
Original features of the building were also restored where possible, giving the lodge charm, character and a unique Highland feel.
It sits within formal gardens and woodland, and has an elevated position offering stunning views.
In addition to the bedrooms, Foyers Lodge has three reception rooms and a modern commercial kitchen along with a self-catering suite.
It currently operates as a successful seasonal lifestyle business with strong reviews and international recognition.
The sellers say it could easily expand to host weddings, events or exclusive-use bookings.
Planning permission has also been submitted for additional owner accommodation and garaging to support future growth.
The hotel's location on Loch Ness's quieter southern shore is peaceful but still close to main travel routes.
Inverness and Fort Augustus are both just 30 minutes away by car.
The property also holds eight salmon fishing licenses on Loch Ness, plus rights on nearby Loch Bran and Loch Mhor.
There is also permission to build boat houses in designated areas along the shore.
In a short space of time, Foyers Lodge has won multiple national and international awards and the hotel is now ready for its next chapter.
The property is currently available with Galbraith with a guide price of £1.1 million.
More Highland property news:
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Press and Journal
12 hours ago
- Press and Journal
Michelin award winning Foyers Lodge on Loch Ness listed for sale
Foyers Lodge, an award-winning boutique hotel overlooking Loch Ness, has been listed for sale with Galbraith. The business, which is on the market with a guide price of £1.1 million, received a Michelin Key in 2024, recognising it as one of UK's top boutique hotels. It offers a luxury experience in a peaceful Highland setting, with incredible views across the loch. The hotel features six en-suite bedrooms, a self-contained suite and an additional two bedroom staff or owner apartment. Originally built in the 1800's, Foyers Lodge was a traditional Highland hunting lodge with strong links to local heritage. The current owners bought the lodge in 2016 and carried out a full, high quality renovation of the property. Rooms have been carefully renovated with high-quality fittings, stylish furnishings and modern comforts throughout. Original features of the building were also restored where possible, giving the lodge charm, character and a unique Highland feel. It sits within formal gardens and woodland, and has an elevated position offering stunning views. In addition to the bedrooms, Foyers Lodge has three reception rooms and a modern commercial kitchen along with a self-catering suite. It currently operates as a successful seasonal lifestyle business with strong reviews and international recognition. The sellers say it could easily expand to host weddings, events or exclusive-use bookings. Planning permission has also been submitted for additional owner accommodation and garaging to support future growth. The hotel's location on Loch Ness's quieter southern shore is peaceful but still close to main travel routes. Inverness and Fort Augustus are both just 30 minutes away by car. The property also holds eight salmon fishing licenses on Loch Ness, plus rights on nearby Loch Bran and Loch Mhor. There is also permission to build boat houses in designated areas along the shore. In a short space of time, Foyers Lodge has won multiple national and international awards and the hotel is now ready for its next chapter. The property is currently available with Galbraith with a guide price of £1.1 million. More Highland property news:
Daily Record
6 days ago
- Daily Record
Inside 'exceptional' Scottish woodland residence owned by popular author for sale
The property includes a large garden with a sunny patio. A woodland home in Scotland that has been described as "exceptional" has just hit the market. The property is currently owned by a popular Scottish author. High Trees is a four-bedroom residence situated in the "sought-after" development of Ramsay Wood on the edge of the small town of Gatehouse of Fleet in Dumfries and Galloway. It is available to buy for offers over £520,000. The current owner of High Trees is author Karen Campbell, who has written nine popular novels. Her works include This Bright Life, Paper Cup, The Twilight Time, and The Sound of the Hours. Campbell was born in Paisley and grew up in Glasgow, before moving to Gatehouse of Fleet. She was previously Writer in Residence at Dumfries and Galloway Council in 2021, documenting how staff responded to the Covid-19 pandemic. High Trees is a spacious family home set within around 1.4 acres of mature garden grounds. It has been carefully extended from its original design to provide a versatile layout. Stepping inside, the property is centred around an open-plan living, kitchen, and dining area. The large space features picture windows and patio doors that frame garden and woodland views. Elsewhere, there are separate dining and sitting rooms. Both of these come with wood-burning stoves, ideal for cosy nights in when the weather is chilly. In addition to the four bedrooms, there are also two bathrooms and a spacious study area. Completing the accommodation is a garage with power and lighting. Outside, the gardens feature lawns, colourful borders, and an array of trees including eucalyptus. There is also a spacious patio that offers a peaceful vantage point to observe the animals that can regularly be seen in the grounds—including deer and red squirrels. Marion Currie, who is handling the sale on behalf of Galbraith, commented: "High Trees offers a rare blend of space, style and seclusion in one of Dumfries and Galloway's most sought-after residential settings. "Properties like this, with such extensive grounds and rich natural surroundings, are few and far between and High Trees really is an ideal opportunity for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle without compromising on comfort or connectivity." Read on for a selection of photographs of High Trees. Further information and images can be found on the Galbraith listing.
Scottish Sun
11-06-2025
- Scottish Sun
Inside little-known Scots home once served as WW2 secret spy base now up for sale
The historic six-bedroom property dates back to the 19th century RURAL RE-TREAT Inside little-known Scots home once served as WW2 secret spy base now up for sale Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A COUNTRY lodge once used as a secret spy base during the Second World War has hit the market. Inverlair Lodge in Roy Bridge, Highlands, is nestled between the Cairngorms National Park and the Great Glen. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Inverlair Lodge in Scottish Highlands is on the market Credit: Galbraith 5 It comes with over 30 acres of land and is for sale for offers over £1.35m Credit: Galbraith 5 The property has been "sensitively" modernised in recent years Credit: Galbraith 5 There are six large bedrooms throughout the building Credit: Galbraith 5 There are four bathrooms Credit: Galbraith The historic six-bedroom property dates back to the 19th century and was once the shooting lodge of Lord Abinger of Inverlochy Castle. Inverlair Lodge was used by the Special Operations Executive during WWII. The organisation was formed in 1940 to carry out covert duties, including espionage, sabotage and reconnaissance. It also helped resistance movements in occupied regions across Europe and other parts of the world. The SOE was disbanded after the war and Inverlair fell into disrepair. But it was renovated by new owners in the 1970s and it was then purchased in 2008. Inverlair is up for sale for offers over £1,350,000 and sellers Galbraith have hailed it as "an outstanding compact estate of historical note". The house has been "sensitively" modernised by the current owners. The sprawling grounds and outbuildings have also been upgrade. Inverlair features six spacious bedrooms, four bathrooms and a spacious living area, including a roomy conservatory. Unassuming corner shop was seen by millions on classic 70s sitcom - but would you recognise it? The heating system has recently been zoned, with double glazing added to all the living spaces. There is also a new utility room, a new second staircase to the first floor, and the kitchen has been renovated to make a spacious dining room with a spacious sitting area. Some original features have been kept, restored or replicated, including the curved inner wall, cornicing and fireplaces. Set over 30 acres of pristine countryside, Inverlair Lodge lies close to the River Spean, and Creag Meagaidh and Ben Alder mountains. The property is located away from the touristy hustle and bustle of Fort William but is still close to outdoor faciltiies, such as the Nevis Range Mountain Resort. The single-track road that passes the house terminates in a car park and from here there are waymarked walks and access to three Munros. There are also excellent spots nearvy for those interested in fishing, stalking and shooting. Inverlair Lodge itself also has a network of tracks and paths throughout the grounds, as well as a wetland area and magnificent mature woodland. Spean Bridge is around eight miles away, where there is a primary school, train station, general store and a hotel. Fort William also has several major retailers and supermarkets, secondary school, a leisure centre, and cafes and restaurants. There is also a train station 1.5 miles away at Tulloch Bridge, with an overnight train service direct to and from London Euston.
