A white harled house with a slated roof sits behind a clipped hedge along a gravel drive, hills rising behind autumn trees.
Lochaber

Glenhurich Lodge

For 11, with six bedrooms, firewood, a games room and room for the dog.

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Welcome

Glenhurich Lodge stands at the foot of Beinn Resipol near the banks of Loch Shiel, an 18th-century schoolhouse and hunting lodge restored as a house for families and friends.

It sleeps 11 in six bedrooms across two wings, so two or three families each have their own end, with the kitchen in the middle where everyone gathers. The lounge has a fire for coming in off the hill, and there's a games room with books, games and films. The mature garden is enclosed, and beyond it the glen runs down to the loch for swimming, paddleboarding and walks.

A peaceful refuge from daily life, perfect for reconnecting with the great outdoors and one another.
Glenhurich Lodge
What is here

Six bedrooms sleeping up to 11 guests, a large kitchen designed for group cooking and dining, and multiple shared living spaces create an easy, sociable layout.

Wood for fires
Fireplace
Bath tub
Enclosed garden
Outdoor dining area
Games room
Baking equipment
Barbecue facilities
Board games
Books
Children’s books and toys
Dishwasher
Dog friendly
Dryer
Garden
High chair
Kitchen
Local maps and guides
Self check-in
TV
Travel cot
Washing machine
Good to know
Sleeps
Eleven, in six bedrooms across the Glasgow and Edinburgh wings, with three bathrooms.
Garden
Mature and enclosed, with a patio.
Getting there
Three to four hours from Glasgow and Edinburgh, between Ardnamurchan and Lochaber.
Where it is

Glenhurich lies between Loch Shiel and Beinn Resipol, a remote house for anyone who loves the outdoors.

Set within Glenhurich Forest at Polloch, it sits close to Loch Doilet, the River Polloch, the Loch Shiel pontoon and a swimming hole.

Getting hereBelow Beinn Resipol by Loch Shiel, between Ardnamurchan and Lochaber.

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