Luxury property just outside Dornoch
Where elegance and comfort meets
in the heart of the Highlands
Timeless Scottish charm
Your peaceful Highland
retreat awaits
Cuthill House is a beautifully appointed luxury property nestled in the outskirts of Dornoch, with its glorious sandy beaches and golf courses, in the heart of the Scottish Highlands. Cuthill House has been tastefully renovated and decorated throughout and the house and garden enjoy views out over the surrounding countryside towards the sea and hills. This spacious home offers elegant accommodation for up to 9 guests, making it the perfect choice for families or groups seeking comfort, style and tranquility. For golfers, it is just a short distance from the famous Royal Dornoch Golf Club which is ranked 5th in the world.
"A home away from home in the Scottish Highlands."
The property features five thoughtfully designed bedrooms: two twin bedded rooms with en-suite bathrooms and a double and single bedroom that share a family bathroom, all located on the first floor. On the ground floor there is another bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Each room blends modern amenities with classic touches, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The house also includes generous living areas, a drawing room, a family room, a large dining room for 9 guests and a fully equipped kitchen, ideal for entertaining or relaxing after a day of exploring. The property includes a bothy for storage golf equipment and spacious laundry room. Outside the property is a children’s playground and a beautiful formal garden perfect for a family friendly stay. Whether you’re visiting for golf, nature, or history, Cuthill House provides a luxurious base from which to enjoy the beauty and charm of Dornoch and the surrounding Highlands.
Luxury Highland living
Relax, explore and unwind
at Cuthill House
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Discover Dornoch and it's surroundings
Golf
For golf lovers, Dornoch is a dream destination. Known worldwide for its historic courses and stunning coastal views, the region is home to some of the finest golf in the world.
History
Cuthill House offers a unique base for exploring some of the most captivating historic sites near Dornoch. Not far from your accommodation is Dunrobin Castle.
Whisky & Gin distilleries
Dornoch is more than just a charming Highland town — it’s a gateway to some of Scotland’s most celebrated whisky and gin distilleries.
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Exciting activities and attractions
While Dornoch is famed for its stunning golf courses and historic castles, the area offers a wealth of other unforgettable experiences. Staying at Cuthill House places you perfectly to enjoy the best things to do in Dornoch and beyond.
Duke of Sutherland trails
Enjoy the walking and hiking routes around the Duke of Sutherland Monument located on Ben Bhraggie, near Golspie in the Scottish Highlands. The most popular trail is a circular walk of about 9.5 km (6 miles) that includes the monument and offers views of the coastline and inland hills.
The Falls of Shin
The Falls of Shin is a waterfall on the River Shin in northern Scotland, known for being a great spot to view salmon leaping upstream during the spawning season. The falls are located near the villages of Bonar Bridge and Lairg.
Shopping at the Old Jail
In the heart of Dornoch is the county of Sutherland’s 19th century jail. It was completely transformed into a contemporary-designed store offering a selection of unique Scottish gifts, jewellery accessories, luxurious cashmere and quality country wear. There are more beautiful stores surrounding the Old Jail.
Battlefield Culloden
The Battle of Culloden, fought on April 16, 1746, was the final clash of the Jacobite Rising. It saw the Jacobite army, led by Prince Charles Edward Stuart, defeated by the British government forces under the Duke of Cumberland. Visit the site for an immersive experience.
Fort George
Fort George is a large 18th-century fortress near Ardersier, in the Highlands of Scotland. It was built replacing a Fort George in Inverness constructed after the 1715 Jacobite rising to control the area.
North Coast 500 route
Known as Scotland’s own Route 66, the North Coast 500 route covers over 500 miles of stunning coastal scenery, white sandy beaches, rugged mountains, remote fishing villages and unforgettable experiences.
Archery & outdoor
Near Dornoch you can find a lovely location that provides activities such as archery, axe throwing & air-rifle target shooting at an outdoor shooting range with breath taking views of the Dornoch Firth.
Dornoch fishing
Enjoy a relaxed time at the water’s edge whilst fishing for trout or other wild fish. Besides freshwater fishing, Dornoch also offers excellent sea fishing opportunities, particularly at Embo beach.
Dornoch bagpipers
Every Saturday evening throughout the summer you can enjoy the Dornach Pipe Band, from 8pm to 9pm the band parades in the Square. They are joined by Highland dancers that perform traditional dances on the sounds of the bagpipes.
Cawdor Castle
A traditional Scottish Castle built and inhabited by the Cawdor family. An ancient medieval tower constructed around the legendary holly tree. Cawdor boasts three very different gardens. Each with their own history.
Outdoor adventures
Adventurers can enjoy hiking and cycling on scenic trails like the Dornoch Firth Trail, or go clay pigeon shooting in the surrounding Highland countryside at the Highland shooting center.
Loch Ness
A visit to the legendary Loch Ness is a scenic journey. Drive through the stunning landscapes of the Scottish Highlands, offering views of rolling hills, lochs, and charming villages.
Nature and wildlife
Explore the beaches, ideal for walks, birdwatching, and even spotting dolphins or seals in the Moray Firth. A visit to the Dornoch Cathedral Gardens and the Loch Fleet National Nature Reserve provides tranquil settings to discover native wildlife.
