POLLO HOUSE
POLLO HOUSE
Scottish Highlands
ABOUT POLLO HOUSE
Pollo House was built in 1840 with ties to royalty both locally and afar.
Today, this majestic Scottish manor house boasts sprawling views of the Cromarty Firth with its very own private beach alongside 16 acres of land where you'll find a peacock or two. This Georgian Scottish home wraps you with warmth as soon as you enter, with 9 bedrooms and 9 bathrooms (7 ensuite) combining modern luxuries with a traditional Scottish feel. Perfect for multi-generation family gatherings where memories will be made to last a lifetime.
OUR ROOMS
There are nine bedrooms, with seven en-suites and three additional bathrooms. The house is split between the main house and the west wing, encompassing magnificent views of the Highlands, whether that be the rolling hills up to the mountains in the far distance, or overlooking the mature gardens or the famous view of the Cromarty firth - you might just spot a dolphin.
OUR FACILITIES
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
There are nine bedrooms, with seven en-suites, one family bathroom and two cloakrooms
Large kitchen/dining room with walk-through pantry.
Boot room with wellingtons boots available in all sizes.
Living room with TV, Sky and working stove.
Formal living room with open fire
Lake and ponds
A large lake with inflatable boats available with a zip wire across it. There are three ornamental ponds great for spotting birds and other wildlife.'
Garden and Grounds
The grounds have 16 acres of land to explore with mature gardens surrounding the house.
Look out for the historic life-sized stone Great Dane statue raised by the Tsar of Russia in memory of his son's dog, Sailor, which died while on a visit to the Invergordon area in the late nineteenth century.
Wildlife
Peacocks and peahens roam the grounds along with chickens in a coup. Please help yourself to fresh eggs. You'll spot the deer from the kitchen window on a daily basis.
Facilities
Inside: Table tennis, pool table, board games and children's toys and books available
Outside: Two swings, treehouse with slide, two full sized goals. Zip wire. Lake with inflatable boats.
Welcome Hamper
Welcome hamper filled with local produce from the traditional bakery which has the oldest working oven in Royal Tain.
GALLERY
LOCAL AREA & THINGS TO DO
Flights/Trains
The house is situated just 40 minutes drive from Inverness Airport.
Taxis can be secured from the airport or alternatively use a car hire service.
Inverness train station is well positioned in the heart of the city.
Golf
The local area is well served with world famous parkland and Links courses.
Royal Dornoch - 26 mins
Carnegie - 20 mins
Brora -40 mins
Castle Stuart - 43 mins
Whisky
The Highlands has the biggest geographical area of whisky production stretching from Orkney to the Isle of Arran to the Outer Herbrides
Glenmorangie - 14 mins
Balblair -20 mins
Dalmore - 10 mins.
Activities
The Highlands is packed 'with a wide variety of things to do from birdwatching, fishing, woodland trails, steam trains to sandy beaches. It has something for both adults and children.
Loch Ness Centre/Tours - 56 mins
Landmark Forest Adventure Park-1hr
Highland wildlife park- 1hr 18 mins
Private Chef
Needing a celebratory dinner or fully catered escape? - we can help you organise this upon request.
Castles and Museums
Explore the incredible history and heritage of the Highlands.
Dunrobin Castle & Gardens -39 mins
Balnagown Castle - 7 mins
Fortrose Catherdral - 39 mins
Culloden batterfield - 42 mins
Inverness Musuem - 38 mins
GUEST REVIEW
