It was then rebuilt around 1760 by the son of Charles Stewart of Ardsheal, from the Stewart of Appin Clan. The oak-panelled hall, with its unique barrel window and open fire, provides a warm welcome into the Sutherland family home. The estate, which includes one of the oldest natural woodlands in Scotland, as well as several unusual geological features, provides a marvellous setting for the house. There are 11 acres of lawns, flower gardens and woodlands, containing many fine trees, some of a great age. After exploring the Ardsheal Estate, guests can relax in the sitting room and enjoy afternoon tea whilst chatting with new found friends or reading a good book.
All bedrooms located on the first floor have en-suite bathrooms.
One bedroom has a four-poster bed. Bedrooms at Ardsheal House are very comfortable and furnished with family antiques and pictures. The food at Ardsheal House is innovative country house cooking using the vegetables, herbs and fruit from the garden. Home baked bread is also a feature, as is the use of the abundant produce from the region. The Victorian rockery and formal kitchen garden are being restored to their former glory, providing a further array of fresh produce.