All on the ground floor, there are three bedrooms: 2 x twin, 1 x double with en suite (wet-room shower, basin and WC). A second bathroom has a bath with shower over, basin and WC. The main area of the Drey is open plan and includes the kitchen, dining space and living room.

Full of character, the Drey boasts a high cathedral ceiling in the open plan living accommodation, a log burning stove, en-suite facilities and great views. The Drey is the 2006 Scottish Category 8 winner of the Federation of Master Builders Awards.

On the road to the Corrieyairack pass close to Lagganbridge the cottage is situated on a south facing slope and surrounded by Scots pine and larch trees. Designed to reap the best possible benefit from the unimpeded and dramatic 180deg views towards Ben Alder and Craig Meagaidh, the Drey has been built on stilts and is clad in locally sourced larch to merge with its woodland setting. The main area of the Drey is open plan and includes the kitchen, dining space and living room. Under-floor heating guarantees a cosy homecoming after an active day outdoors and a wood burning stove ensures all round comfort for evenings in front of the television, (Sky TV with basic package) dvd, reading a book or listening to music or the radio. The kitchen is fully equipped to cater for eight - expect to find a gas hob with electric fan oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer.