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The estate is beautiful offering seclusion and wonderful views. The accommodation was very clean and comfortable again offering lovely views from the windows and seating area outside.

The house was designed by William Leiper in 1884 and is a fine example of his work featuring a superb Art Movement interior – tilings, wallpapers, paint work, panelling and many other intricate architectural features have been painstakingly restored and represented, under strict architectural guidance, to return it to its former splendour.

While you soak up the local woodlands, you might come across some nutritious wild food along the way.

Glenfield occupies the North extremity of the buildings. It is entered by double doors which formerly gave onto a utility area containing compressor equipment for the refrigeration rooms situated immediately to the South.

The bedrooms of Turret were formerly servants' bedrooms. The sitting room was formerly the Servants' Hall and unlike the servants' quarters of many another country house, has a most attractive outlook.

The name honours the architect of Kinlochmoidart, William Leiper R.S.A (1839 - 1916. This fine house on three floors has been partly fashioned from domestic quarters and partly from the family rooms