Sutherland
Lundies House
Introduction
Set within a former church manse on Scotland’s north coast, Lundies House has been carefully restored to retain its original character while introducing a pared-back, Scandinavian-influenced interior. Part of WildLand, the rooms are split between the main house and the steadings, with the latter offering dog-friendly options. Stone floors, shuttered windows and natural materials anchor the space, while contemporary furniture and artwork bring a calm, modern feel.
The experience centres around shared living, with breakfast, a daily changing dinner and packed lunches included, all prepared using locally sourced and foraged ingredients and served in the dining room. Evenings often gather around the courtyard fire or Feuerring, while a sauna yurt and cold plunge offer space to unwind after a day exploring.
Surrounded by sea lochs, hills and remote coastline, Lundies House provides a quiet base for walking, wild swimming and exploring the wider Sutherland landscape.
Facilities & Services
Lundies House offers a considered range of amenities centred around comfort and shared experience, including breakfast, dinner and packed lunches made from local produce. Guests have access to a sauna yurt, cold plunge, communal living spaces and a courtyard with outdoor fire for relaxed evenings.
Location
Lundies House is located in Tongue on Scotland’s north coast, overlooking the Kyle of Tongue. It sits along the NC500 route, around 1 hour from Durness and 2 hours from Inverness, with access via quiet Highland roads and on-site parking available.
Good to know
Lundies House operates on a hosted basis, with meals included and served at set times. The atmosphere is relaxed and sociable, with shared spaces throughout. Stays are typically for adults, and the focus is on slower travel, with limited distractions and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.
What's nearby
Lundies House sits in the village of Tongue, overlooking the Kyle of Tongue with views towards Ben Loyal and Ben Hope. From the door, you can walk coastal paths and quiet inland routes, or head out along the north coast to explore beaches, lochs and remote stretches of Sutherland.
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