A well-appointed, modern apartment situated just outside the popular Highlands town of Fort William.
The apartment is on the first floor with a magnificent view out over Loch Linnhe.
With two comfortable bedrooms, the property is ideal for two couples, a small family or a group of friends looking to explore the West Coast Highlands.
Within walking distance of the shops, restaurants and tourist attractions of Fort William, this is an ideal location for anyone looking for a jam-packed holiday, from extreme sports to historic castles, distillery’s and the UK’s Highest Mountain.
With the front door at the side of the building opening into a small entrance hall, take the stairs to the open-plan living/dining/kitchen area with a large bay window giving beautiful views out over the Loch.
A fully-equipped kitchen, contemporary décor and comfortable furnishings will make your stay a real home-from-home.
Off the living area are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
There is plenty of space for four adults to relax and watch the wildlife out on the Loch side Linnhe where seals, otter’s, herons and sea birds are all regular visitors.
There is access to the lochside for a picnic or BBQ next to the water.
The town of Fort William has plenty to offer with restaurants, bars, pubs, tea rooms, shops and tourist attractions.
Just outside Fort William is the famous Glen Nevis with the Nevis Range of Mountains including Ben Nevis, so if you are feeling energetic you may wish to bag a Munroe or two.
Cycling, mountain biking and hill walking are all very popular in this area or should you just want a more gentle stroll in beautiful surroundings, Glen Nevis visitor centre is close by.
If you wish to reach the top of the Nevis Range, without the climb, take a ride on Britain’s only mountain Gondola with amazing views of the great glen.
In the winter months, skiing and boarding is a popular outdoor sport with two ski resorts, Nevis and Glencoe nearby.
Hidden in the forest you can experience the thrill of swinging through the forest on ropes and walk high in the trees.
To the south is the beautiful Glen Coe, one of the most spectacular drives through some of Scotland’s most scenic mountains.
Take the Jacobite Steam Train to Malliag passing over the famous Glen Finnan Viaduct as seen in the Harry Potter movies.
Wildlife Boat Trips to see the seals and otters are popular.
Or if you prefer, to take the Corran Ferry across Loch Linnhe and visit the unspoilt beauty of the Ardnamurchan Penninsula.
Glen Nevis Distillery, Fort William Golf Course, The Commando Memorial and the Highland Museum are a short distance away.
You are sure to experience a holiday to remember for a long time to come.
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