Cabot Highlands presents a fresh selection of high-end homes set against Scotland’s dramatic coastline and storied castles. Situated near Inverness, these four-bedroom cottages let buyers acquire a Moray Firth-fronting retreat, complete with championship golf, outdoor pursuits, and deep ties to the area’s cultural legacy.
The cottages begin at a price of £2.1 million and are situated within Cabot Highlands, a 420-acre coastal property celebrated for its championship golf courses and breathtaking natural setting. Overlooking both the water and the 18th hole of Castle Stuart Golf Links, these homes provide a unique take on coastal life, influenced by Scotland’s seasonal changes and extensive history.
Interiors Inspired by the Highlands
Interiors, crafted by Russell Sage Studio, draw inspiration from the local environment and the shifting seasons. The design uses timeless materials, sophisticated finishes, and a warm, inviting style that enhances the property’s rural charm, creating areas perfect for both relaxation and social gatherings.
Open-plan kitchens and spacious living spaces are ideal for hosting family and friends, whether they’ve spent a day on the golf course or are enjoying a quiet evening with views of the Highlands. The four-bedroom configurations ensure plenty of space for visitors, making these homes excellent for extended vacations and multi-generational trips.
A Coastal Retreat with World-Class Golf
For golf enthusiasts, Cabot Highlands offers access to two distinctive 18-hole courses set against the dramatic Scottish coastline. Castle Stuart Golf Links, designed by Mark Parsinen and Gil Hanse, has earned international recognition for its challenging layout and panoramic views of the Moray Firth.
The resort’s golf facilities expanded in May 2026 with the debut of Old Petty, an 18-hole course designed by celebrated golf architect Tom Doak and lead associate Clyde Johnson. The layout follows the natural terrain, passing the 400-year-old Castle Stuart, a tidal estuary, and rolling lands that echo the heritage of Scottish links golf.
Property owners gain exclusive access to Cabot’s golf amenities, including preferred tee times, along with personalized services and handpicked local experiences. The resort’s distinctive art deco clubhouse contains a restaurant, bar, and a top-floor lounge with water views, serving as a welcoming social hub after outdoor activities.
Discovering Scotland’s Highland Lifestyle
Although golf is a key draw, the area around the resort offers many reasons to explore beyond its grounds. Inverness, often considered the heart of the Scottish Highlands, is roughly 10 minutes distant and blends historic buildings with an emerging culinary and arts scene.
The surrounding countryside features some of Scotland’s most famous spots, such as Loch Ness, the remains of Urquhart Castle, and well-known whisky distilleries. Further away, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Flow Country presents a unique environment of peatlands and wetlands, while the Highlands’ coastal towns, scenic trails, and historic properties encourage discovery.
For homeowners from abroad, the resort’s proximity to Inverness Airport—about five minutes away—adds to the appeal of owning a Scottish getaway. With its mix of coastal beauty, carefully designed homes, and access to Highland traditions and natural attractions, Cabot Highlands presents an attractive option to more traditional second-home locations.
For more information, visit cabot.com/highlands.
