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Ardross is located about 20 miles north of the Highland capital Inverness, and is in the county of Easter Ross. It lies on the B9176 road that runs between the town of Alness on the Cromarty Firth and the village of Bonar Bridge on the Dornoch Firth. This road is signposted as the "Moray Firth Tourist Route" and is a scenic alternative to the A9 for those traveling up or down the East coast of Scotland. This road is also on the most common Lands End to John O Groats route, making us a convenient stop over for those travelling End to End.

you can see where we are located either on a Road map or a 3D Relief map

Ardross is a small and scattered village with most of it's houses distributed in small groups centred on the townships of Ardross, Easter Ardross, Dalnavie and Cuillich. There is a primary school in Easter Ardross, and a small church at Ardross.

Our house is situated a few hundred metres off the main road, along a short single track road. This little road serves to provide access to our house, and just three others beyond us, so there is virtually no through traffic. To both the front and rear of us are open fields, with views over adjoining farmland to some of the hills around us. We are far enough off the main road that we do not hear any traffic noise.

Our house stands in it's own private plot measuring about 0.27 acres. The garden to the rear of the house faces south to catch the sun and has a small natrual burn running through it. Hence we feel we can offer you an extremely quiet and peacefull place to relax after a hard day in the hills, exploring or whatever else takes your fancy.

The nearest town is Alness, just 3 miles away. Here you will find a range of shops, pubs, hotels and restaurants. Other towns nearby are Dingwall, Invergordon, Tain, Dornoch, Strathpeffer, Muir of Ord, Beauly and of course Inverness.

Rather than try to describe the facilities these towns have to offer, I will instead point you to their own community web sites via the following links:

Ross-Shire.com    Alness       Tain         Invergordon
Strathpeffer      Dornoch      Edderton     Black Isle towns
Inverness         Inverness (Ness web)      LocalInverness.co.uk
Loch Ness and Fort Augustus 
Ross-shire Black Isle Inverness Directory

You can also find out more about the village of Ardross by looking at it's own website which I have created at ardross.net

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