Description: Ardvullin House
Ardvullin is a beautiful 18 th century former ghillie’s cottage which is now owned by HopScotch Children’s Charity . The lovingly restored house provides a warm and welcoming environment to enjoy the stunning surroundings of the West Highlands.
For much of the year Ardvullin is run as a respite centre for children in Scotland who have no other chance of a holiday. However, during the winter season and every weekend throughout the year the house is available for private self-catering lets. The proceeds generated by these lets provides HopScotch Children’s Charity with an ongoing income to support their work. A stay at Ardvullin is not simply a chance to have a wonderful holiday, it is also a way to support the work of the charity.
Ardvullin was originally built in 1780 as a ghillie’s cottage, and was further extended in 1800 and 1860 to create a much grander highland home. The house can now accommodate up to 18 people in comfort, with the added attraction of the spectacular scenery right outside the door. Ardvullin sits in peaceful tranquillity within 5 acres of grounds, including a wonderful adventure playground. Cradled by sheltered woodlands and moors to the rear, the house also has lovely gardens running down towards a delightful