Ardmeanach House, Inverness, Inverness-shire
Ardmeanach House is a family house in Inverness that was built in the
mid 19th Century by a local shipping agent. It was later owned by the
Bishops of Inverness who lived there for several years.
The house was originally called Ardchatten, after the Priory of the same name on Loch Etive in Argyll. All guests have access to the following facilities: Wi-Fi, off street parking, en suites facilities, TV & residents lounge/dining room.
The house is situated about an eight minute walk from the city centre where you will find a very varied and large choice of both restaurants and pubs for you to dine in.
The house was originally called Ardchatten, after the Priory of the same name on Loch Etive in Argyll. All guests have access to the following facilities: Wi-Fi, off street parking, en suites facilities, TV & residents lounge/dining room.
The house is situated about an eight minute walk from the city centre where you will find a very varied and large choice of both restaurants and pubs for you to dine in.
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