Ardverikie is one of Scotland’s oldest and most famous deer forests. Having been in the same ownership for over 150 years, Ardverikie is in the unique position of having been sympathetically managed with a core value of environmental stewardship for that entire period.

With its portfolio of properties and almost limitless variety of outdoor locations as well as good communications by road, rail and air, Ardverikie is a prime Highland film location and welcomes all such enquiries.

Ardverikie's beautiful surroundings make it an obvious choice as a filming location in Scotland. Ardverikie has long been a star of the silver screen, and is perhaps most famous as the setting for "Glen Bogle" in the much loved BBC series Monarch of the Glen - but it has also featured in many other films, TV programmes and commercials.

Ardverikie History Since the beginning of recorded time, The Macpherson Clan, one of the major parties to the confederation known as Clan Chattan, occupied the lands in the upper reaches of Strathspey and the western part of Badenoch; indeed, leadership of this powerful grouping was a bone of contention with Clan Mackintosh, and the issue was ...

Self Catering Holidays at Ardverikie. Our holiday cottages are nestled within the stunning natural beauty of the Scottish Highlands, offering a variety of landscapes—from wild mountains and hidden streams to tranquil forest walks and sandy beaches along Loch Laggan.

Public Access at Ardverikie. Day Visitors are welcome to walk over the public areas of Ardverikie Estate at any time, areas around Ardverikie Castle and all residential properties are private and we ask that members of the public do not intrude.

Wildlife at Ardverikie. Ardverikie is one of Scotland's oldest and most famous Great Estates. Having been in the same ownership for over 150 years, Ardverikie is in the unique position of having been sympathetically managed with a core value of …

Ardverikie nestles on the shores of Loch Laggan in the district of Badenoch in the Central Highlands of Scotland. Loch Laggan is used as the balancing reservoir to feed the Aluminium Works in Fort William, and as such the level of Loch Laggan can vary quite considerably over the …

If you would like to get in touch with us at Ardverikie Estate, please use the details below and someone will get back to you soon. Estate Secretary: Amanda Lloyd. Estate Manager: Phil Lloyd. Tel: 00 44 (0)1528 544300. Email: [email protected]

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