The Eagle Rock
experience
The magnificent journey to Applecross is an adventure in itself, so when you traverse the famous mountain pass and settle into the house, we invite you to immerse yourself in this extraordinary and magical place. Apart from its mysterious beauty, this ancient sanctuary of the Applecross Peninsula has something to offer everyone.
Relax in
total luxury
This house is special. Designed immaculately, it is equipped with high-end fittings and all the mod-cons, like underfloor heating and flexible lighting, a top-notch kitchen, speedy satellite WiFi throughout, lovely linen – and dozens of delightful surprises. The lodge is self-catering, but an in-house chef is usually available by arrangement.
Best infinity hot tub
in the highlands
Sink into a bubbling hot-tub-over-the-sea, and soak in views from Skye’s epic Cuillin mountains to Hebridean islands without another dwelling in sight. Fire up the gas or wood BBQs, or gather the clan around the firepit to enjoy sunsets, impossibly bright stars and sometimes, the Northern Lights.
Who comes
to this special place?
The main house comfortably sleeps 14 and has enough space to easily accommodate larger groups for one-off events. Eagle Rock is perfect for big family holidays, intimate wedding celebrations, special birthdays, clan reunions and bijou yoga or work retreats/staycations.

Applecross,
a natural haven
Applecross is well known as a refuge: a place of utter tranquillity and beauty. It has been the site of a sacred sanctuary for thousands of years. Eagle Rock is a haven for people to immerse themselves in nature, to reconnect to each other and to relax and recharge in wilderness luxury.
This beautiful house sleeps 14, comfortably
There’s a playful flow of intimate and open living spaces with versatile lighting and heating, and wood and stone surfaces, floors and fittings. The effect is elegant, comfortable and captivating.
And the creature comforts: high-end audio and screen tech with great WiFi, a snug and library with a wood-burning fire, a dream kitchen with double ovens, dishwashers and oodles of fridge space, a laptop-friendly surface in every room and huge, super king or twin bedrooms with panoramic views, gorgeously generous beds and extra-large luxurious bathrooms.
Spending time in
the Scottish Highlands
Just beyond the garden lies some of Europe’s most breathtaking wild swimming, surf and scenery. Porpoises swim past often. The Applecross peninsula oozes heritage and history, wildlife and trails. Our highland hospitality will warm your heart – enjoy local music, crackling firesides, and two Michelin-recommended eateries within walking distance.
We’d love to help you
design your ideal stay
Slow down, connect with your favourite people and celebrate in this stunning space.
Whether it’s a wedding, retreat or special celebration, we can help you create a once-in-a-lifetime occasion.
- A wonderful in-house chef is available by arrangement. There are also other catering options. For more low-key self-catering gatherings, we can arrange for your grocery or local seafood deliveries
- The house can be arranged to suit your needs. For example, we clear the studio to create a dance space, or yoga studio for 15
- Connect with local botanical, sustainability, heritage or highland arts and crafts experts who will tailor a session to meet your group’s needs
- We can refer you to two wildlife cruise companies who operate tours nearby
- We partner with an award-winning salon in Inverness who cater for all-day on-site beauty treatment for your group
- For yoga retreats or sports events like Celtman Ultra-triathlon, an on-site sports and remedial massage therapist can be arranged
- If you have your own staff to house during your holiday, we can help find them local accommodation
- There is a music recording studio separate from the house on the grounds, available by prior arrangement
Create your
personal history
This special place’s connection with deep time is the ideal backdrop for lovers and newlyweds creating their own personal histories.
Connect with our deep history at Eagle Rock
The house, named for the rock above it, is built within a circle of ancient standing stones that mark a Gaelic Clachan or Sanctuary. The ancient Celts chose this exact spot for their watch fire – a vital warning system for the Viking invasions that began in AD 737.
In more peaceful times, it’s where local lovers went to be alone – totally private, yet not too far from the village.