Scatwell House is the perfect place to relax and enjoy its beautiful surroundings. Located 5 miles northwest of the village of Marybank in the heart of the Strathconon Valley and just half an hour from Inverness, the capital of the Highlands, this historic Victorian house, renovated in 1850 and recently enhanced with significant improvements, accommodates up to 18 guests across two floors. Scatwell House is a fantastic choice for those looking to reconnect with nature.
Accommodation 
Scatwell House offers an ideal setting to immerse yourself in nature while creating unforgettable memories with family and friends. Set within 25 acres of grounds, the estate boasts an impressive collection of trees, including 52 different species from around the world. Among the more unusual varieties are Lawson Cypress (Northwest America), Sawara Cypress (Japan), Vilmorin's Rowan (Western China), and Nootka Cypress (Canada), alongside well-known species such as Oak, Beech, Ash, Lime, and Elm.
Guest Access 
We want your stay to be as comfortable as possible, whether you are traveling for business or leisure. The property offers a wide range of amenities, including several meeting rooms, two fully equipped kitchens (one featuring a traditional AGA cooker), a billiards table, golf equipment, ironing facilities, and much more.
Other Things to Note 
We can arrange a private chef service during your stay, with bespoke menus tailored to guests' individual needs and preferences. For more information, please contact us. Pets are welcome.
Surroundings 
Scatwell House enjoys a peaceful and secluded location approximately 5 miles from the village of Marybank in the heart of Strathconon. It is a quiet, protected, and very safe area, making it ideal for nature lovers. We are only 22 miles from Inverness, the capital of the Highlands. The nearby A832 road connects to the A9, providing easy access to Inverness, the northern Highlands, the west coast, and Edinburgh to the south.
The spectacular Strathconon Valley is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful areas in northern Scotland. The surrounding landscape ranges from dramatic Highland mountains, streams, and lochs to forests bordered by colorful heather moorlands, as well as magnificent woodlands that transform with the changing seasons. Stretching across northern Scotland, the Highlands are rugged, sparsely populated, and steeped in history. They represent Scotland's most legendary and untamed side, with endless glens winding through green mountains and castles standing majestically in remote locations, creating truly unforgettable scenery.

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