Nutfield House and Cottage stand side by side in the village of Elphin, they are ideally situated for exploring this
wonderful northern wilderness. Surrounded by unspoiled mountains, moors, lochs and rivers, Nutfield self catering is a
'Get away from it all' location. Somewhere to escape the stresses of everyday life
and relax in a quiet corner of Scotland while the world just goes by.
This beautiful area offers unsurpassed climbing, biking, walking and ornithology. The region is referred to as one of the truly
wild places in Europe, so for activities, watching wildlife or an interest in geology then Nutfield is the house for you.
Both the house and the cottage sleep 4 persons each so could be let together for a group of 8.
Suliven
THE MOUNTAINS
From Nutfield House there is an amazing view of Suilven, one of the most distinctive mountains in Scotland. It is 731 metres high, but with its unique profile, challenging remoteness and exceptional views make it
one of the finest mountains in Scotland.
Lying in a remote area of west Sutherland, it rises almost vertically from Inverpolly National Nature Reserve, a wilderness
landscape of moorland and lochans.
ANOTHER VIEW ...
The ground floor is open plan with a spacious kitchen, large table and seating by the window with views towards Knockan hills. The kitchen area
and sitting room are separated by the stair case leading to the first floor.
THE SITTING ROOM
Cosy with beamed wooden ceiling, an open fire and snug sofa's. The antique dresser reflects outside light into the room from the mirror.
Books, games, maps and even a set of golf clubs are available for your use.
The Kitchen
NUTFIELD HOUSE CONTAINS ..
Washing machine
Fridge with icebox
Electric cooker and hob
Bread maker
Well equipped kitchen
Quality furniture
Open fire
Starter pack of fuel
Electric heating
Duvets and bed linen
Hairdrier
Ironing board and iron
Radio
Towels and tea towels
Sleeps 4
BEDROOMS
Upstairs are two bedrooms, a double and a twin room, both with coombed ceilings, mountain views and homely knitted throws.
Bathroom
BATHROOM
On the first floor the bright and light bathroom with bath, electric shower over bath, wash basin and toilet.
The Old Bothy
THE AREA
Within the North West Highlands Geopark, just north of Knockan Crag famous for The Moine Thrust and rock formations
which date back over 3000 million years!
Drive the scenic narrow roads hugging the coastline, climb the sandstone monoliths of Stac Pollaidh, Cul Mor, Canisp, Cul Beg and Suliven
or explore the bone caves at Inchnadamph.
Fish sparkling rivers that run to the sea where rock pools meet sandy beaches, or just breathe in the Highland air and absorb the dramatic spectacular scenery.
Ardvreck Castle, Lochniver, Kylesku and Achilitibuie are all close and well worth a visit too.
Whatever you choose to do a Scottish holiday at Nutfield puts you in the heart of it and puts heart back into you.
ADVENTURE PLAYGROUND
We can help you arrange a real adveture while you are here including rock climbing, ridge walking, abseiling, kayaking or navigation skills.
For anglers; permits, rods and boat hire can be arranged locally.
Elphin marked in red circle
Directions
The house is situated 16 miles
north of Ullapool; follow the A835 north after 15 miles you will pass Knockan Crag Visitors
Centre on your right. The road goes downhill past the sign for Elphin you will see Nutfield opposite you in the distance.
Pass the public layby on your left, carry on until the sharp bend where the mountain Suilven springs into view and the houses
are immediately on the right. There is plenty of parking in front of the bothy.