Welcome to Wilsons, your Coastal Retreat in Golspie Nestled in the heart of the picturesque seaside town of Golspie. Wilsons is a charming three-bedroom house that offers a perfect blend of modern comfort and traditional Scottish charm. Wilsons is the ideal vacation rental for families, friends, or couples seeking a tranquil getaway by the Scottish coast. Wilsons boasts three tastefully decorated bedrooms, ensuring a peaceful night’s sleep for up to six guests. Each room is thoughtfully furnished to provide a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. Prepare to be mesmerised by the stunning views of the sea from the comfort of your living room. Whether it’s sunrise or sunset, the ever-changing seascape provides a breathtaking backdrop to your stay. After a day of exploring Golspie and its surroundings, unwind in the spacious living area next to the wood burner. The crackling fire and soft ambiance create a perfect setting for relaxation and conversation.
Golspie offer a selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and bars. Take leisurely strolls along Golspie Beach, located just a short walk from Wilsons. Enjoy the sound of waves crashing against the shore and breathe in the fresh sea air. Explore the enchanting Dunrobin Castle, a historic mansion with stunning gardens. Discover its rich history, magnificent architecture, and enjoy falconry displays in the castle grounds. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at the Golspie Golf Course, renowned for its scenic views and challenging holes. It’s a golfer’s paradise with a backdrop of mountains and sea. Embark on a hike up Ben Bhraggie, a prominent hill overlooking Golspie. The panoramic views from the summit are truly spectacular and worth the effort.
Explore nearby whisky distilleries like Clynelish and Glenmorangie to sample some of Scotland’s finest single malt whiskies. Wilsons is perfectly situated along the North Coast 500 route, making it an excellent base for exploring the stunning Scottish Highlands and coastal scenery. Wilsons in Golspie offers a delightful retreat where you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Scottish coast, enjoy a warm and welcoming home, and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures, historical exploration, or simply a peaceful escape, Wilsons provides the perfect starting point for your Scottish Highland adventure. Beach 1 mile.

If you are looking for a getaway-from-it all break with peace and quiet in beautiful surroundings, Smithy Burn is for you. The former croft sits in a unique position high up on the moor and has stunning views – on a clear day you can see Ben More Assynt which is 28 miles away. Adjacent to the Allt na Ceardaich, which translates as ‘the burn of the forge’, the original steading was once a forge on the drove road which runs down to the upper river Brora. Wildlife is abundant, and whilst having breakfast or sitting in the sunroom you might see; red deer, red kites, an osprey or even an eagle.
The croft has been remodelled by its interior designer owners in 2023 and the colourful result takes advantage of the amazing views as well as being very comfortable and well equipped for up to six guests. The owners moved the staircase to create extra space and light, added a bathroom and sunroom, and created a bar area with drinks fridge where the old stair used to be. The croft now comprises a well-equipped kitchen/dining room which easily seats six, a cosy living room featuring a wood burner, and double sofa-bed, and a large sunroom with views to the east, south and west. There is a ground floor bedroom with kingsize bed, a wet room with shower, basin and toilet, a separate toilet and a good-sized laundry room.
On the first floor is a twin bedroom with two extra-long single beds, and a new bathroom with double ended bath, basin, toilet and views across the hills. Outside there is an enclosed south facing lawned garden which includes plenty of parking space, a kennel, and a firepit with barbecue. There is a storage barn with plenty of space for bicycles, golf kit and fishing rods.
The location makes it ideal for exploring Sutherland, Caithness and Ross-shire and we are close to the NC500. Fine beaches, paddle boarding, kayaking, hill walking, stalking, fishing and shooting are all available locally. Golfers of all abilities can enjoy the championship course at Royal Dornoch as well as 18-hole courses at Brora, Golspie and Tain. A number of 9-hole courses are also within easy reach.
There is a well-stocked village shop and post office, a railway station and a pub 4½ miles away at Pittentrail. Golspie is a 20-minute drive and has a good range of shops, both Dornoch and Brora are about 25 minutes by car and fishing is available nearby. Shop 4 miles.

Big Barns Cottage forms part of a separate wing of an historic B-listed Arts and Crafts house. It is one of the original buildings on the Sutherland Estate, built for the Duke of Sutherland, whose family’s seat is Dunrobin Castle. This early 18th century crow-stepped barn was converted by the renowned architect George Devey in the 19th century. He remodelled it on the Cotswold vernacular; his aim was to convey the impression of a large country house without losing the impression of an original 18th century barn. Its historic and characterful architecture is completely unique and a joy to behold.
The cottage has its own separate entrance and front door. The solid wood door opens into a charming living room with a welcoming wood burner and original flag stone flooring. The furnishing, including many antiques, have been chosen to suit the period. There is a separate dining room, with antique furniture, in-keeping with the original building. The kitchen is small but very well-equipped. Stairs lead up to two pretty bedrooms, one with a double bed and the second with twin beds. Both enjoy views across the beautiful gardens to the sea beyond. Set in two acres of private, mature gardens, which include a large variety of rare plants and enclosed woodland, the cottage has its own separate and secluded garden area, surrounded by flowering plants, with lawn and outdoor dining table and chairs.
Native deer are often seen around Big Barns Cottage and seals swimming close to shore can be admired from the local beach, which is just a short walk away. Situated one mile away from the main road, down an unmade estate track, there are numerous forest walks, cycling routes and a wide variety of wildlife to discover direct from the cottage. There are breathtaking views across the Dornoch Firth to the far distant peaks of the Cairngorms.
Big Barns Cottage offers total peace and seclusion, yet is ideally located for exploring the best of the Highlands. Just a mile away is the renowned North Coast 500 route, which encompasses some of the most incredible and inspiring landscapes to be found anywhere in the British Isles. There is plenty to explore close at hand or further afield, including local distilleries, golf courses, fishing, kayaking, sailing, hill-walking and mountain biking. A visit to Dunrobin Castle is a must, with its fairy tale turrets and its gardens modelled on Versailles. The nearby villages of Golspie and Brora, both within 10 minutes’ drive, provide a good selection of local amenities, including pubs, restaurants, supermarkets, cafés and small shops. This totally unique historic cottage provides warm and welcoming accommodation in a truly superb setting. Beach 1 mile. Shop, pub and resturant 1½ miles.

Beach Croft, located in the former fishing community in the village of Brora is a stunning self-catering holiday cottage that overlooks the mouth of the river Brora and sea.
Brora’s renowned James Braid golf course is just a few minutes away.
Beach Croft is at the heart of everything the Highlands has to offer; unspoilt wilderness, some of the finest golfing in Scotland and plenty of local attractions and activities to keep you busy.
Beach Croft is a modernised traditional fisherman’s cottage overlooking the mouth of the river Brora and the sea, perfect for watching the waves lapping onto the beach. On the ground floor is a comfy sitting room, a country kitchen/dining room with patio doors looking towards the beach, a cloakroom, and a handy utility. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms each with a super king bed (or can be two singles). The bedrooms have wardrobes and a dressing table. There is a newly fitted shower room with a walk-in shower enclosure.
The village of Brora is a stunning seaside village with beautiful beaches on either side of the mouth of the Brora river and has a range of unique shops to look around and plenty of food and drink options. Brora is full of history, find out why our nickname is “the Electric City” at the Brora Heritage Centre. Brora Golf Club is a must-see for Golfers, even if you’re not a golfer, head to the clubhouse for a coffee or pint and take in the astounding views. Don’t forget The Clynelish Distillery, warm yourself up with a whisky tasting and tour around the distillery.
Beach Croft is located by the sea and across the River Brora from the Brora Golf course and clubhouse, making it the perfect location for anyone interested in having a game of golf with a gorgeous view, or for the people happier to sit by the bar and enjoy from afar! Brora Golf Course is also located along the beautiful sandy beach, leading out to the Moray Firth. If there is something this property can guarantee, it is that you won’t find yourself struggling with ideas on how to make the most of your stay. Brora also features a variety of beautiful scenery and history just waiting for you to explore.

Otago Cottage is a traditional two-bedroom cottage ideal for a family weekend away in the Scottish Highlands. The downstairs features a modern country-style kitchen/dining room, living room, shower room and a handy utility and boot room. Upstairs there is an en-suite master bedroom and a double bedroom. The property also has a large, enclosed, south and west-facing garden, that is laid to grass with mature hedging.
The village of Brora is a stunning seaside village with beautiful beaches on either side of the mouth of the Brora River. There is a range of local shops to browse and plenty of food and drink options. Brora is full of history; find out why the nickname is ‘The Electric City’ at the Brora Heritage Centre. Brora Golf Course is a must-go for avid golfers. If you prefer to watch, head to the clubhouse for a coffee or a pint and take in the astounding sea views, and don’t forget to visit the Clynelish Distillery to warm up with a whisky tasting. Beach 1 mile.

Sunrise is a beautifully presented, detached cottage, situated in a stunning location and sitting right on the road of the NC500 route which is one of the top 10 scenic routes in the world. This bright cottage, set in 1½ acre grounds, enjoys commanding views across the sea with the Highland hills beyond. Situated off a small no-through lane, on a hillside, the property offers peace and seclusion, yet is within close proximity to all amenities.
This single-storey property offers a large, well-equipped kitchen/dining room with a large fridge/freezer and a spacious living room with a Swedish wood burner and high picture windows, looking out across the bay to the hills. The large hall boasts a table tennis table, perfect for spending some quality time with family. The double bedroom has its own en-suite, an electric blanket, a pure wool duvet or traditional goose down duvet, and mini toiletries on arrival. For dogs, a welcome tray and dog towels are provided. The garden extends over an acre, and there are some steep banks within the grounds, but it provides the perfect place for letting man’s best friend burn off energy.
Sunrise is situated in the small hamlet of Navidale, with the charming coastal fishing village of Helmsdale just over a mile away. Fishermen can be seen fishing for lobster, crabs and clams along the coast, and visitors can often purchase fresh local shellfish direct from the boats. There are miles of shoreline walks close by, and fossils are regularly found along this particular stretch of coast. Helmsdale has a good selection of restaurants and small shops, as well as a fascinating museum detailing the unusual history of the area, including the 19th century gold rush. There is also a 9-hole golf course in the village and the renowned course of Brora is just 10 minutes’ drive away. Travel north to visit the Castle of Mey, John O’Groats and even the Orkney Isles. Try panning for gold in the Helmsdale river and visit the fairytale castle of Dunrobin. Beach ¼ mile. Shop and restaurant 1½ miles, pub 1 mile.

Colbheinn Cottage is situated on the edge of the seaside village of Brora, within easy walking distance of the superb beach, harbour, golf course and all amenities this historic fishing village has to offer. The cottage has good sized bedrooms and two bathrooms ideal for families and groups looking for a Highland holiday with numerous places of interest and sporting opportunities on the doorstep. Colbheinn Cottage is very attractively presented throughout, with attention to detail, including eye catching contemporary art and colour coordinated soft furnishings. The living room/dining room has views over the enclosed garden, a table, and chairs for up to seven people, a wood burner, 42" Flatscreen TV with Sky package including Sky sports and the kitchen is modern and well equipped. Two of the bedrooms have super kingsize beds, there is also a twin room, and the fourth bedroom has a single bed. There are two bathrooms both have shower cubicles and toilet. The garden is enclosed and mainly laid to lawn with a picnic table and chairs.

A self-contained one-bedroom house, designed as self-catering accommodation within Anvil House, a listed building with quaint and quirky features. It has one spacious double bedroom, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom. The kitchen has a cooker, fridge and washing machine, while the living room boasts a cosy wood burner and TV.
Golspie village is on the east coast of Sutherland and offers an award-winning beach, eighteen-hole golf course, swimming pool, and railway station, and sits on the NC500 route, along with the A9 bus route.
There are lots of outdoor activities right on the doorstep, including a top-class mountain biking trail suitable for all levels, the Sutherland Kart Track and Little Ferry Nature Reserve. Golspie is also renowned for its walking routes, with Balblair woods, the Big Burn, Ben Bhraggie and many more. If you venture up the Ben, you’ll find the monument of the Duke of Sutherland at the top and stunning views across Sutherland and to the North Sea.
Dunrobin Castle is found just north of Golspie and is one of Scotland’s must-see castles. Additionally, it is only a 15-minute drive south to the historic town of Dornoch and the Royal Dornoch Golf Course.
Golspie has all the local amenities that you could want from a small, community village.

Tigh Na Mara is nestled in the picturesque village of Helmsdale, our charming two-bedroom cottage offers a cosy and inviting escape for those seeking a tranquil Highland getaway.
Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Scottish countryside and perched beside the tranquil Helmsdale River, this cottage provides the perfect base for a memorable vacation. As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by a warm and tastefully decorated living area, providing the ideal spot to unwind after a day of exploration. The well-equipped kitchen is a haven for the designated chef, allowing you to prepare hearty Highland meals with ease. The cottage’s two bedrooms are designed with comfort in mind, each offering a peaceful night’s sleep, and the soothing sound of the river outside will ensure you wake up refreshed and ready for another day of adventure. Outside, a private garden area beckons you to enjoy the fresh Highland air. You can savor your morning coffee on the patio while taking in the stunning river views. In the evenings, the garden is perfect for a barbecue or simply stargazing in the clear Scottish skies. Helmsdale itself has plenty to offer, from its charming local shops and pubs to the opportunity for leisurely walks along the riverbanks. The village also boasts a fascinating local history with its restored Heritage Centre, recounting the stories of the Highland Clearances and showcasing the area’s rich cultural heritage.
Outdoor enthusiasts will find an array of activities at their doorstep, from fishing and golf to hiking and bird watching. The stunning coastal scenery is also a short drive away, offering the chance to explore miles of unspoiled beaches and rugged cliffs. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing retreat or an adventurous escape, Tigh Na Mara has something for everyone. Come and experience the Yes beauty and tranquility of the Scottish Highlands in this welcoming home away from home.

Broomhill is a large, detached stone house situated in a quiet lane close to the centre of the thriving seaside town of Brora. The property has three large double bedrooms and spacious living areas, ideal for families looking for a quiet country house yet within close proximity of all facilities. Brora has a golf course, restaurants, shops, and a white sandy beach.
Broomhill is set on two floors, on the ground floor there is a spacious living room with two leather suites and a large Flatscreen TV. The large farmhouse kitchen/dining room has plenty of cupboard space and a large dining table and chairs. There is a utility area in the front hall with a washing machine. There is a bedroom located on the ground floor and this has super kingsize bed that can zip link to make twin beds. A shower room completes this floor with a shower and toilet. There are two further bedrooms are on the first floor. One has a double bed and the other has twin beds. There is a family bathroom on this floor with bath and toilet. Outside is a garden laid to lawn with a seating area with garden furniture.
Brora is a lovely area and offers a sandy beach, golf course, restaurants, pubs, and cafés. Walking enthusiasts can pick up the John o’ Groats Trail which provides superb coastal walks with the chance to spot seals, dolphins, and numerous sea birds. There are facilities for paddle boarding, kayaking, and fishing. Beach 500 yards.