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No children under 12 years old. There is open water in the property grounds. This beautifully renovated 19th-century cottage is set on the Beaufort Estate, and enjoys views of Beaufort Castle across the fields.. This cottage is situated on the Beaufort Estate near Inverness. It has been renovated in 2019 with outstanding design and furnishing. It is a joy to be in and makes an ideal holiday home. Located on the historic 400-acre Beaufort Estate, there are views from the rear of the property across the rolling Scottish countryside. Mid-Lodge is a characterful cottage dating back to the mid-19th century. It is picture perfect and has a wonderful location on an old country lane within a copse of mature trees. It also has a fabulous view across barley fields to Beaufort Castle. Upon entering the hallway, straight ahead is the staircase to the first floo, a bedroom is to the right and the spacious, comfortable living room is to the left. The living room enjoys a large log burner taking centre stage, and a good size Smart TV. It is open plan with the kitchen, which is small but sufficient for cooking hearty Highland meals for six people. The spacious master double bedroom is downstairs, and finished to a good standard. This cottage is so fantastic you will hardly want to leave, but when you inevitably do there are walks all around the estate to enjoy. A little further afield is the popular village of Beauly, which has a good array of shops, cafés and restaurants to fuel your adventures in the local area. The cosmopolitan city of Inverness is only half an hour’s drive with its castle and St Andrew’s Cathedral. Just a little further east you can explore Culloden, Cawdor and Nairn, or even the Cairngorms National Park which is only a 45-minute drive south. The Moray Firth has a resident pod of bottle nose dolphins which you will have a great chance of seeing from the shore. Walking the beaches along the Moray Firth is a great way to see this ...