Trout Fishing

Situated in the heart of the Strathglass valley, Carnoch Farm enjoys a peaceful position with stunning panoramic views. The land, which extends to approximately 100 acres largely comprises of pastureland and pretty amenity woodland extending down to the banks of the River Glass

The land extending to 2,500 acres is characterised by gentle rolling moorland, peatland and enclosed grazing/mowing land, forming an enchanting and diverse property. The distinctive land at Wedder Hill provides challenging but exciting stalking to test even the most experienced of stalkers. In addition to the staking there is great trout fishing on the River Halladale and some walked up rough shooting.

Beautiful four bedroom barn conversion with stunning views. Extending to approximately 150 acres this property offers exciting mixed sport and panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

An attractive country house with loch frontage, boathouse, jetty and trout fishing on Loch Eye. The formal landscaped gardens extend to around 8.75 acres and include a tennis court and 2 bedroom cottage.

The estate extends to 14,000 acres consisting of heather clad hills, woodland, waterfalls and remote glens. The estate provides some challenging and exciting stalking for two rifles with fishing for salmon and trout on the River.

Watch the weather roll in off the mountains from the comfort of your sitting room. Enjoy the challenging sport and explore the nearby coastline and white sandy beaches.

We are seeking a sporting tenant for Soval House from Dec 2020 season for a rental of 1 – 3 years. Soval House sleeps up to 15 people comfortably and has been recently upgraded. There are 10 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The sport which will be included to the let will be as follows: The […]

A rare opportunity to secure a 5 year lease of two weeks Helmsdale salmon fishing (one late April week and one July week) with small lodge and over 1,500 acres. Dalcharn is situated on part of the 23,000 acre Borrobol Estate. All costs covered within the rent.

Extending to some 5,855 acres (2,369 Ha.) this estate offers a wide array of differing habitat ranging from spectacular coastal dunes, pastureland, semi-ancient natural woodland and heather clad hill.

Kerrow House was built in the 1770’s as a hunting lodge for the Chisholm family. The house was extended further in the 1800’s and was the once the home of Neil Gunn, the Scottish author.