Scotland’s rugged coastline, historic castles, and sweeping Highland landscapes provide a dramatic setting for a new collection of luxury residences at Cabot Highlands. Located just outside Inverness, the resort’s four-bedroom cottages offer an opportunity to own a second home overlooking the Moray Firth, with access to world-class golf, outdoor adventures, and the region’s rich cultural heritage.
Starting at £2.1 million, the cottages are part of Cabot Highlands, a 420-acre coastal property known for its championship golf courses and spectacular natural surroundings. With views of the water and the 18th green of Castle Stuart Golf Links, the residences offer a distinctive interpretation of coastal living, one shaped by Scotland’s changing seasons and centuries of history.
Interiors Inspired by the Highlands
Designed by Russell Sage Studio, the cottages embrace an understated approach to luxury, with interiors that draw inspiration from the surrounding landscape and the changing seasons. Timeless materials, refined finishes, and a warm, inviting aesthetic complement the property’s pastoral setting, creating spaces designed for both relaxation and entertaining.
Open-concept kitchens and generous living areas encourage gathering with family and friends, whether returning from a day on the golf course or enjoying a quiet evening overlooking the Highlands. The four-bedroom layouts provide ample room for guests, making the residences well suited to extended stays and multigenerational getaways.
The connection to the outdoors is central to the residential experience. Beyond the golf course, the Moray Firth is known for its resident bottlenose dolphins, while the surrounding countryside offers opportunities for hiking, cycling, fishing, and exploring the region’s remarkable natural beauty.
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 expanded its golf offerings in May 2026 with the opening of Old Petty, a new 18-hole course designed by acclaimed golf architect Tom Doak alongside lead associate Clyde Johnson. The course follows the natural contours of the land, winding past the 400-year-old Castle Stuart, along a tidal estuary, and through rolling terrain that reflects the history of Scottish links golf.
Homeowners receive privileged access to Cabot’s golf offerings, including priority tee times, along with personalized services and curated local experiences. The resort’s distinctive art deco-inspired clubhouse features a restaurant, bar, and top-floor lounge overlooking the water, providing a welcoming gathering place after a day outdoors.
Owners also have the opportunity to participate in Cabot’s managed rental program, allowing their residences to accommodate resort guests when not in personal use. The program provides professional rental management and an additional way to make use of a second home throughout the year.
Discovering Scotland’s Highland Lifestyle
While golf is a major attraction, the surrounding region offers plenty of reasons to explore beyond the resort. Inverness, widely regarded as the capital of the Scottish Highlands, is approximately 10 minutes away and combines historic architecture with a growing culinary and cultural scene. The recently opened Inverness Castle Experience adds another attraction to the city’s historic center.
The surrounding countryside is home to some of Scotland’s most celebrated destinations, including Loch Ness, the ruins of Urquhart Castle, and renowned whisky distilleries. Farther afield, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Flow Country offers an extraordinary landscape of peatlands and wetlands, while the Highlands’ coastal villages, scenic walking routes, and historic estates invite exploration.
For international homeowners, the resort’s location approximately five minutes from Inverness Airport adds convenience to the experience of owning a Scottish retreat.
With its combination of coastal scenery, thoughtfully designed residences, and access to the traditions and natural wonders of the Highlands, Cabot Highlands offers an appealing alternative to more familiar second-home destinations. Here, luxury living is defined as much by the surrounding landscape and opportunities for exploration as by the comforts of home.
For more information, visit cabot.com/highlands.