"The most beautiful place in the world" was the conclusion of a recent guest at Ardverikie.  Easily recognizable from its starring role in the BBC drama, "Monarch of the Glen", you too can experience the delights of the stunning scenery with lochs, woods and mountains, by booking a holiday in one of the five self-catering houses on the estate. Find out what the estate has to offer first by clicking here . You can book some stalking on this, one of the oldest and most famous of Scotland's deer forests.

Romance

Built in the Scottish baronial style in 1870, Ardverikie is one of the finest private houses in the Scottish highlands. Sitting on a promontory overlooking King Fergus's Island with its ancient ruins, a three mile private drive winds past Laggan Sands, the largest inland beach in the country and round the loch. The house played host to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert for a whole month in 1847 before she bought Balmoral.  

Weddings

The wedding pages are being updated and will be uploaded as soon as as this is done. In the meantime please contact the estate office for more information.

Starring film roles, include "Glenbogle" in the BBC's long running drama, "Monarch of the Glen".  Enraptured by the local scenery, it has been essential Sunday night viewing for millions for the last seven years. The series has been shown the world over, making it one of the most successful of its kind ever.

Prior to that, Ardverikie formed the stunning backdrop to "Mrs. Brown", the feature film about Queen Victoria's relationship with her Scottish ghillie, Billy Connolly and Judy Dench. It also featured heavily in "The Missionary" with Michael Palin and Maggie Smith.