Borve Lodge is the traditional family home of the Estate’s owners, and it is available under exclusive-use basis for parties that wish to enjoy the Isle of Harris in true comfort and luxury. The Lodge was first built in the 1860s, but has recently undergone a complete renovation with the intent to preserve traditional features, while introducing all modern amenities.
The Lodge sleeps up to 14 guests in 9 bedrooms, and is well equipped for discerning visitors. A lot of consideration has been given to an integrated interior design*, presented in a rich marriage of colours, fabrics and items that are classic with a contemporary twist. Each bedroom is thematically designed and named after the some of the Lodge’s previous owners, and some current illustrious personalities. A modern kitche View more...n is fully equipped for a dedicated chef to cook for guests, who typically dine on local fare in the grand Banquet Hall, location of a central fireplace, Jacobean-style furniture and sizeable sofas. Between meals, guests typically opt to relax in the adjacent Blue Room, where large windows allow one to soak up the never-ending panorama of the Atlantic vista. The recent renovation saw the introduction of full modern functionality, such as Wifi, satellite TV and LED lighting. Comfortable heating for those brisk Scottish nights is provided by a very effective air-source heat pump system.
Species
Atlantic salmon
The Borve Lodge Estate Fisheries lie amongst some of the most beautiful scenery in the Western Isles. The streams flow through rugged mountainous terrain and journey just a few kilometres down to the west coast and its famous white sandy beaches. Most of these streams provide excellent spawning for salmon and sea-trout and they flow in and out of numerous small lochs that provide the venues for targeting the returning adult fish.
The Estate’s main sea-trout and salmon fishery is centred on the two lower lochs on the Laxdale River. Located at the head of Luskentyre Estuary, Loch Fincastle covers approximately 3 hectares lying just above sea-level and is only separated from the sea at high tides by the dam wall. Loch Fincastle provides the cream of the sport in the early season, with View more...fresh run sea-trout and grilse normally arriving from late June to early July. Loch Fincastle has two boats, and being small and shallow it is easy to cover and to framiliarise yourself with the best lies. Loch Fincastle and the nearby sea-pools are also very fishable from the bank.
Spoken Languages
English
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