Tulloch, Bonar Bridge

The property Camus Mhor is a distinctive contemporary Highland home, designed specifically around its setting and with a strong connection to the landscape.

Built in 2019, the house was conceived around its outlook, with the main living spaces positioned to make the most of the panoramic views across the Highland landscape towards Ben More Assynt. Expansive glazing brings the landscape into the interior, while large doors open directly onto the deck, extending the living space outdoors and allowing the view to remain central to everyday life. The changing seasons are a constant part of the experience of the house, from long summer evenings and dramatic sunsets to autumn colour, winter snow and, on clear nights, occasional displays of the Northern Lights. The result is a home where the landscape is always present, changing the atmosphere of the interior throughout the year. At the heart of Camus Mhor is an impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and living space, defined by a vaulted timber-lined ceiling, natural materials and a freestanding wood-burning stove. The darker architectural elements, timber finishes and carefully considered detailing give the house a strong sense of character while keeping the interior relaxed and welcoming. The bedrooms continue this connection with the setting, with the principal bedroom positioned to take in the outlook, creating a calm and private space with the landscape beyond. The bathrooms are equally considered, combining timber, textured finishes, patterned flooring and darker tones to give them a warm, individual feel that sits naturally with the rest of the house.

Throughout, Camus Mhor feels carefully designed rather than simply decorated, with the architecture, interiors and view working together to create a home that feels both contemporary and deeply rooted in its Highland setting.

Location Despite its peaceful setting, Camus Mhor is conveniently placed for everyday life, with the local school and village amenities close by. Bonar Bridge & Ardgay Golf Club is less than half a mile distance, while Royal Dornoch Golf Club is approximately 14 miles away.

The surrounding area offers exceptional opportunities for outdoor life, with renowned salmon and trout fishing on the Rivers Shin, Oykel and Cassley, together with nearby lochs, walking, cycling and easy access to the wider Highlands. Wildlife is part of everyday life here too, with red squirrels, buzzards and red kites regularly seen around the house and overhead.

The location also provides an excellent base for exploring both the east and west coasts of the Highlands, while Inverness is within comfortable travelling distance.