The Luss Estate
Loch Lomond & the Trossachs National Park
Occupying an idyllic spot beside the shores of Loch Lomond, the beautiful Luss Estate offers spectacular scenery, a long and rich history to discover, and eight beautiful cottages to call home for your stay. Clan Colquhoun has been the proud owner of the estate for over six hundred years and looks forward to giving you a warm family welcome.
Ideally situated for exploring the local area, each cottage benefits from generous gardens, perfect for sitting and taking in the spectacular lochside views. In addition, the twee conservation village of Luss sits within the estate, offering a taste of traditional village life.
Rose Cottage
Rose Cottage is a picture-perfect property. The cottage offers bright, surprisingly spacious accommodation and benefits from spectacular views of the waters of Loch Lomond.
River Cottage
River Cottage sits within a secluded spot in the village of Luss, with spectacular views of Loch Lomond. The detached property has cosy and modern interiors.
Rossarden
Charming detached house nestled in a pretty woodland setting on its own little peninsula that is surrounded on three sides by the stunning Loch Lomond, on the Luss Estate.
Keepers Cottage
Keepers Cottage, a peaceful sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet in easy walking distance of the amenities of Luss village.
Forresters Cottage
Forresters Cottage is a traditional retreat catering for every desirable need, in a charming situation on the Luss Estate.
Lade Cottage
Lade Cottage sits in a little row of pretty houses perfectly placed for exploring one of Scotland’s best known and most picturesque lochs.
Millers Cottage
Millers Cottage has everything one could wish for from a holiday home plus a whole lot more, sitting in the village of Luss with the fantastic Loch Lomond only a short walk away.
Weir Cottage
Weir Cottage sits in a quiet row of three charming cottages on the western shore of stunning Loch Lomond, in easy walking distance of the many handy amenities of Luss village.
Activities to Try
Loch Lomond Faerie Trail
Scotland's history is steeped in folklore and legendary tales, and our love of myth is well-known worldwide. The Loch Lomond Faerie Trail brings that love and passion to life, offering families a fun and interactive walk around some of the estate’s wonderful paths.
Keen to offer guests something different, the estate has created a faerie trail that is sure to be a big hit with any little visitors. Featuring beautiful wooden sculptures and a fully interactive treasure hunt, complete with maps, it promises a fantastical adventure for all involved. If you successfully gather all the clues and reveal the final answer at the end of the trail, a treat awaits. Worthy explorers can take their completed clues to the Luss General Store, where your efforts will be rewarded with a certificate of completion. While you're there, why not take the opportunity to pick up some local treats and look around the beautiful village?
Enjoying the Loch
The waters of Loch Lomond offer many sporting opportunities for estate visitors. Cottage guests are welcome to bring their paddleboards with them. In addition, guests are welcome to take a dip in Loch Lomond's beautiful waters, relax, and enjoy the scenery.
In partnership with Loch Lomond Leisure, the estate also offers guests a selection of water sports activities. Activities include canoeing, kayaking and paddle boarding. Hiring boats, including small fishing boats, with full details available on their website, is also possible.
Cruise Loch Lomond offer boat rides around the loch and its many islands. The boat rides connect you to many areas of the Trossachs National Park, allowing you to get the best from your visit. There are a variety of routes to choose from, with trips departing from Luss Pier. The same family has owned Cruise Loch Lomond since the 1940s, and they take great pride in providing exceptional service to visitors.
Activities in the Local Area
The area has an abundance of beautiful walking and cycling routes ready to be enjoyed. The West Loch Lomond Cycle Path runs from Luss to Tarbet and is approximately nine miles long. There are plenty of beaches along the route to stop, rest, and take in the beautiful scenery. The Inn at Inverbeg o ffers a fantastic opportunity to stop for lunch or a local beer.
The Glen Striddle Horseshoe Walk is one of the more advanced routes available from Luss, but it promises walkers some of the most rewarding views of the area from the top. Measuring approximately eight miles in total, the route should take three to five hours to complete in the warmer months. The route takes you along a stunning grassy ridge and rewards you with views over the Loch and towards the wonderful Arrochar Alps beyond.
Nature enthusiasts should make sure to visit Inchcailloch Island. A ferry crossing is available from Luss Pier to Port Bawn on the southern side. In addition, there are several short walking routes around the island. In particular, the Central Path should be taken in the spring when the ground is often blanketed in bluebells.
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