Rockvilla Hotel

The original part of the property was built around 100 years ago, this has been sensitively extended to the front and to the rear, delivering the business in its current physical form. The original construction is stone wall with a slate roof and, the extensions have a rough rendered white finish with a slate roof. The kitchen to the rear, sheltered from the weather has a flat roof. The ground floor is dedicated to the bar and restaurant functions of the business, with the letting rooms occupying the 1st floor. All of these areas have been well maintained and are fresh and inviting with a modern twist. Both the lounge bar and restaurant have exquisite views out from the front windows to Loch Carron.

The West Coast of Scotland is known for its mild climate and the unspoilt countryside and traditional communities make this area popular with those seeking a change of lifestyle. The surrounds of Lochcarron and nearby countryside offer stunning coastlines with sheltered sandy beaches and island views, plus spectacular countryside and rugged mountains. These features are a major draw to visitors, making the area highly popular with those seeking a relaxing holiday in the Scottish Highlands. The area also offers some of the finest field sports in Scotland, particularly for trout and salmon fishing and deer stalking. The coast is famous for its sailing, while inland, mountains and moorlands offer spectacular scenery, hill walking and climbing. This property is located within the popular West coast village of Lochcarron with a prominent shore-front location. Lochcarron is reputed to be the longest village in Scotland and stretches out for a distance of 2 miles or more along the north shore of Loch Carron. Businesses in the region have in recent times benefitted from the North Coast 500 tourist route which is drawing in new visitors to the area. Local amenities include a garage with fuel, grocery store with post office, medical centre, hotels and library. The idyllic setting of this popular coastal village is also a popular location to set up home with its small and vibrant community; its population sits at around 900. There is a local primary school and secondary schooling is available in Plockton about 18 miles away with a free bus service for children to and from school. The town also benefits from a train station and bus service with connections to Inverness. Lochcarron is an excellent base from which to explore the beautiful west coast, including the Isle of Skye.